I do not own Lord of the rings or the hobbit those belong to JRR Tolkien, Newline Cinema, and Warner brothers and Peter Jackson for his wonderful films---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Adrianna is a half dwarf half human, her human mother left her when she was 2 years old her dad died when smaug took the mountain. She was left with her people but when her people finally settled she did not like it so she went to the shire to stay!

Flair has always been a reject because of her parentage. When she joins Thorin Oakenshield and Company, they doubt her because of her race and gender. Will anyone ever accept her? And if so, who?

Shima has always been used to a crazy life in the Shire. When Thorin Oakenshield and Company come by, life gets even crazier. Will she ever return to her normal life in the Shire?

Lalaith finds herself through adventure, and love. Join her and the company of dwarves on their quest to kill a dragon and reclaim a home.

Thorin has always been a part of Madeira's life for as long as she can remember, growing up in the purity and wealth of the great Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor. But, as the young Dwarf Prince takes on a dangerous quest into what could be a tragic outcome, Madeira has all but one choice; to follow. As the years pass, Madeira is left to carry a burden on her shoulders that cannot be passed on to Thorin, in this life nor any other. This bitter secret is hers, and hers to keep until her heart stops beating, not to be given to another, especially the one she would throw herself in front of a mace for.

"But roses can be quite troublesome. They are beautiful and alluring on the surface, but their true nature lies hidden in the shadows. For underneath their delicate facade, they are hard and sharp; able to inflict pain on anyone who ventures too close." - Nevaeh

Lothiriel is a Nymph from the forests of Eryn Vorn, Bilbo is a Hobbit from The Shire and Thorin and company have left behind their home, Erebor. Being unexpectedly roped into this intriguing adventure, Lothiriel is naturally taking in the adventure and the danger, unlike the unwilling Hobbit. Thorin on the other hand, although seemingly adrift to the two newcomers on his quest, accept their aid none the less. But what if all the adventuring comes at a cost? Or if something unexpected comes from this interesting adventure?

"There is a different type of texture behind each person, a different fragrance that wafts off one another, a different past. One might accuse the other of it, or of themselves in general; but you have to look deeper, you have to know more. Then, and only then, will you know their true texture, their actual fragrance, their true past. If it's dark or light, it shouldn't matter. You should learn to accept that about others, and then you will be able to accept yourself." Yet can the stubborn Dwarf help the secretive Elf succeed in accepting all that was wrong so many years ago? Or will she fall victim to her own past and suffer, bringing him down with her? I WROTE THIS WHEN I WAS 15 YEARS OLD. I WILL PROBABLY EDIT THE CRAP OUT OF THIS OR RE-WRITE IT ALL TOGETHER.

I am loyalty. I am fire made flesh. I am yours. Pain.Fear.Sadness.Guilt. This is all she feels. After decades of torment , Adrianna (one of the last shifters in Middle-earth) starts to go crazy. She slaughters any Orc she finds , but never mind how much blood she spills , it's never enough. An old friend comes to Adrianna and asks something of her. Gandalf asks her to join him on a quest. Him and ...13 dwarves and ...a hobbit. What could go wrong? Reviews ********** "It is a very good book and the history behind Adrianna is beautifully written. Every chapter has new things or twists that make it unique but not too far from the movie/book. I love this book and it is one of my favourites " ~Daughter_of_Durin "This book is amazing, and I think they should edit the movie to this!!" ~ Dacolbster

The Sequel (or book 2) of "Beside the Undying Fire" After the Dragon took the Lonely Mountain, it is nearly certain that Madeira perished along with it. But when a faint hope of another chance is granted, there is one thing lying in her way. One obstacle that will not be simple to overcome, if at all.