After managing to find the heir to the throne of Erebor, Gandalf the Grey persuades the Dwarf, Thorin Oakenshield, into reclaiming his long lost homeland. In order to do that, however, Gandalf insists that they need a certain burglar in order to steal back the jewel that will ensure Thorin's authority as the king. What's going to happen when the Wizard's original candidate turns him down, forcing him to turn to his alternative, who is a complete stranger to Middle Earth? Note: Story contains strong language. Also published on Quotev AN: I do not own "The Hobbit" or any of its contents.

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An elf maiden, discovered on an archaic battle field, full of humans and orcs by Gandalf the White has been brought to the kingdom of Mirkwood. At first sight of the maiden, Thranduil, the king of Mirkwood could not bear in his heart to look upon her. Perhaps this was the reason Gandalf had brought her there, but the maiden knew above all else that her being there should never result to her loving a king, but does she do it anyway? Was she supposed to be found mistakenly or purposely? and for what reason? I do not own any of the hobbit and lord of the rings characters. Hope you enjoy and read the rest of it!

The Eldar say that those who marry late have strange fates and love certainly came late for Amaruil Celebrindal, a noble Sindar, friend of Arwen Undomiel and the love left behind in Rivendell as the Fellowship left to destroy the One Ring. Aragorn was not the only member of the Fellowship who was fighting for an elf.

After many years of solitude, one loses hope to ever see daylight, ever have hope again. Duathiell has been alone for as long as she can remember, and any hope of being free has long vanished. With each setting sun, each lost day, she draws away from the outside world, trapped by her father figure in the dark prison of her tower. But every day she sees that the sun rises once more, and if she can strain her eyes just far enough, she can see the world; the land of Middle-Earth, that stretches as far as she can see. One day, she says, one day she'll see it all, run in the trees and live in the forests, but she never thinks about who will be with her. She never thinks about who she will meet, fall in love with, and what great adventures they will go on together. It never even crosses her mind, and when it does, it will surely be a tale that will be passed down for generations of Elves for Ages to come, who'll all tell the tale of the unlikely hero, who in discovering herself, forged a path that will influence many to follow.

"He was as tall as a young tree, lithe, immensely strong, able swiftly to draw a great war-bow and shoot down a Nazgûl, endowed with the tremendous vitality of Elvish bodies, so hard and resistant to hurt that he went only in light shoes over rock or through snow, the most tireless of all the Fellowship." —J.R.R. Tolkien on Legolas

Sophie, a 21st-century human like you and me, finds herself transported to another world that exists alongside our own, Middle-earth. There, she meets Thranduil, an Elven king who also finds himself transported into our world at regular intervals. Together, they face bizarre challenges during these encounters, bringing them face to face with their own strengths and weaknesses.

"You talk too much elf-boy," Arya muttered, her voice hoarse from all the screaming she had done due to the pain of her injuries. Legolas scrunched up his nose in disdain of the nickname, but a smile soon found his way onto his face. "I am not a boy." Her eyes opened then, and her familiar hazel eyes met his striking blue ones. A small smile made itself present on her face as she looked at him, a twinkle of mischief evident in her eyes. "No. You are not." ¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨ Arya woke up some years ago with a grey-haired wizard leaning over her. She had no memories, no indications that told her who or what she was. With the outer appearances of an elf, but eyes that flash orange and strange symbols that appear on her skin - no one seems able to tell her anything about her past. She joined the quest of Thorin's dwarven company to have something to do, and she quickly became a part of their group. After a long and arduous journey but still a far away from the mountain they stumble into trouble. And whom is there to save her, but a certain Mirkwood prince with long blond hair and a pair of startling blue eyes. With one of them bursting with light, and the other filled with darkness their story will be anything but easy. Feelings, however, are hard to suppress, and with a war brewing on the horizon they might not have a lot of time. Read on if: You would like to figure out what Arya is. You would like to see one of Tolkiens beloved characters discover love. You love dwarves, elves, hobbits and wizards You love Middle-Earth You just want to read it for the heck of it You do not have anything better to do ...Just please do it? Please and thank you.

Kira boards a flight heading home after a business meeting. What appears to be a routine flight ends up having a catastrophic accident, resulting in the most harrowing, life-changing events she could ever have envisioned. A blonde-haired saviour rescues her and becomes her pillar of support as she struggles to find her bearings, and one thing leads to another before they are cruelly torn apart. One year later, and Thranduil is beside himself with grief over what happened during the flight, but more so the aftermath. His heart is aching for the love he found and lost within a matter of days, and his life has ground to a halt as he tries to function. Out of the blue, Kira walks back into his life, but panics and vanishes. As he tracks her down, he is confronted with the biggest shock of his life. But Kira's hiding something. And that something is going to put a black cloud over everything as Thranduil fights to uncover her secrets and protect her from an enemy that he can't see.

King Éomer of Rohan has come to Gondor to find a suitable queen: beautiful, elegant, regal and always courteous and polite... Instead he encounters an unusual young princess and a danger that threatens his very life.