Eda is a flight-risk mercenary with a bad track record. Living on half-payments from uncompleted jobs, she hopes that her luck will change. And it does. When Eda meets Gandalf, he tells her that being reluctant to kill - valuing life - is not a weakness. And seeing Eda's true colors beneath her tough and careless facade, he hires her to protect his favorite Hobbit as Bilbo takes an unexpected holiday. But even that doesn't quite go according to plan... *cover art created by @elvenmystery.* **All credit goes to J.R.R. Tolkien for everything except the character(s) I created.** Rated PG-13 for action violence, intense battle sequences, and mild suggestive reference.

The planet of Destiny holds something other planets don't. A world not run by man but horses. Groups will form to fight against tyrants. Some horses will succeed, while others will fall.

This is the third book. This book is going to have facts you might not know from Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit. I will first start with Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, The Hobbit the Desolation of Smaug, and (when it comes out) The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. I hope you will enjoy. If you have any facts from any of these, please let me know. I got these from IMDb and all credit goes to them. And may the Dawn take you ALL!                                                      

Featured on Wattpad's @fanfic Lord of the Rings reading list! The Herald of Gil-Galad is frustrated by the King's blindness to the plight of the Men of Númenor. Celebrían loves Elrond with all her heart. Naergonel fears his coming death. The Second Age draws to a climatic end, and the Third begins, with unresolved problems. Love, war, hate, peace, Elrond and Celebrían are willing to face them all, but with the advent of their greatest trial, will hope remain? Please note: All characters belong to JRR Tolkien. This is a fanfiction, intended purely for personal enjoyment. The appropriateness of some chapters for younger children is debatable, as there are some very mature, adult themes, and for this reason the story is rated PG13. Here's what readers have to say: "Beautiful..." - Stars_Alight "... It was magnificent..." -SisterhoodOfTheNerds "This book seems extremely promising. The way it is written is better than some published books..." -KnightoftheRealm Please check out my other Elrond/Celebrían fanfic that is much better, Visions of Sunset! Better yet, check out my best fanfic yet, Starlight and Rainfall (the same pairing... what can I say?)

Join me as I venture into writing 300 short stories about my favorite Elven Lord and his adventures ranging from the 1st Age to the 4th. With guest appearances from his many friends and enemies over the Ages in the magical word of Middle-Earth. Perhaps I'll take requests later on.... All of these wonderful, deep, characters belong to the true master of writing, Tolkien!

**Now featured on Wattpad's Official Lord of the Rings Fanfic Reading List!** The War of the Ring may be over, and Sauron may be defeated, but that does not mean that the very thought of evil has been erased from Middle-earth. Though they may not be as threatening as the Dark Lord had once been, evil beings still lurk, waiting to cause trouble. Meet Nimalia, an Elf who has, sadly, spent a lot of her time with the said evil beings. After a long time in her captors' hands, she manages to break free, only to be rescued by a random Man who happens to be riding along her path. She is then taken to Minas Tirith, acquainted with the Queen of Gondor, and introduced to an Elf who will forever change her life.

Azaelia Caittel is a young Hobbit girl; headstrong and visionary, with a reputation more unruly than her tangled blonde hair. When her friends are faced by the perils of the return of the One Ring, she quickly decides to accompany them, becoming the 10th member of the Fellowship of the Ring. This story follows her dealings as well as the dealings of the other members of the fellowship, told from their respective points of view.