A drabble about Caranthir and his wife.

(AKA That AU no one asked for about Elrond living in Valinor with Maedhros as a child... Yeah...) (One shot (Ficlet)) Maedhros and the rest of the Feanorians are planning to light Formenos with the Feanorian lamps, something that his foster child, Elrond, has never seen before. My Mother's Day 'Ficlet' even though there are no mothers present in the story. >.< I tried.

For all you lord of the rings fans out there, this is a simplified version of the silmarillion

An origin tale that takes place before the events of the main story "To Live Again." It returns to Oropher's youth in Doriath, to a time before he was nothing more than a young lord in Thingol's court. It explores the love between he and his wife, the birth of his legendary son "Thranduil" their escape from Doriath, and the eventual coming to Greenwood. This is how a King is made. ***Not necessary to read the original "To Live Again" fanfiction. This is an ode to Oropher - after so many readers asked for more. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the amazing literature work of the master Tolkien. Only my own OC's and plots. Cover Design by SineadRobyn

Ever wanted to know something about Legolas, Thranduil, Elrond, Galadriel, Lindir, Tauriel, Celeborn, Glorfindel and all the other elves? Yes? Well this is the book for you!

An elf awakens on the shores of Cuiviénen and discovers she is not alone. Thrust into a tribe and discovering her mate too early, she struggles to find herself as her people unite in their struggles against Morgoth. When Oromë comes, will they follow? ---- Middle Earth belongs to J.R.R. Tolkien, as do most all of the named characters aside from Tindómiel and Lómion. I just love the world and want to fill in some narrative gaps in the First Age. This story has mild use of Quenya, which is mostly translated at the end of each part. ---- Some reviews courtesy of the Undiscovered Gems judges: Beckyking87: “This book was fantastical; it reminded me of reading one of Tolkien's works :-) Absolutely brilliant." ThirteenthChild: “BTW, I absolutely love J.R.R Tolkien's books. :D The parts are a bit short, but I really love how the author describes everything, and provides terms for the reader. The idea is really cool :D” viogirl9: “I simply loved the beginning. The descriptions were beautiful and the way the author portrayed the setting was excellent and visionary.”

She never dreamed that she would have to give him up. He only dreamed of going. Earendil the Mariner is in love with the sea. It dominates his waking his hours and his dreams. It's beginning to take over his life. He's got to choose what's more important: his love of the sea or his family. Nineteen-year-old Elwing is Earendil's wife. All of her three years of marriage, she's been afraid of losing Earendil. And now an urgent summons and a last-minute voyage threaten to do just that. Alaytar prides himself on his solitude. Known as "He-Who-Walks-Alone", Alaytar has never fully recovered from his wife's departure. The end of the world holds healing: and a chance to reunite his family. A lonely king and a pricelesss jewel both contribute to the fate of the world as we know it. "Wanderer" focuses on loss, fulfilment, and above all, the compelling power of the sea. Beware. You may never return.

King Oropher is dead, and the army of the Last Alliance is weary after the Battle of Dagorlad. Two sons of Elendil plus a herald of Gil-Galad together never end well. Especially not when they're left to their thoughts. And what of the new king of Greenwood?