Their greatest King was not always so great. He went through more to earn that title than any elf should ever have to. The elven threat was ended, who could desire the throne of Greenwood now? Thranduil must find a way to escape, or die trying. He can't aid this group of mercenaries lest he rip out his own heart. Rhovanel has to find her beloved before the baby comes. She needs Thranduil by her side more than ever, but when Annoneth is unsuccessful in locating him, Rhovanel starts to lose all hope of her king's return. A darkness stirs, leaving the fate of the elves uncertain. (Sequel to The King's Heart)

Farren and her brother Aragorn have wandered Middle Earth for the best part of a century, however with the discovery of the One Ring Farren is thrown into an epic journey across the lands, surrounded by old and new faces. Including a certain Mirkwood Prince who left her 50 years ago with no explanation. Farren has never known why Legolas suddenly left her and Aragorn all those years ago. Can the fellowship bring their friendship back together? Will their friendship grow to something more? Or will the darkness of Mordor overtake the land? Farren has far more power than she can possible comprehend, a power that Middle Earth has never seen before. Her destiny as the heiress of Isildur is far more convoluted than anyone could ever have predicted.

"Your child will be gifted. She will be able to do what even Elves have trouble with. Be warned, she may not survive the coming days, but then, the fate of Middle-Earth is yet in the balance." "Now for another, one to keep her steady." But Almiel's fate is her own to decide.