• a sequel to way back home • Thranduil's account on his latest adventure: a vacation in the land his son claims to be as good as their own. Meanwhile, Legolas is left with all the duties he thought he'd never handle, and the White Wizard's young apprentice that could change his life.

Perhaps the best of tales are the ones that might have been. The ones that delve into the depths of lore and grasp something unexpected, something that should've remained hidden for all time. Perhaps the tales left unexplored are the ones that need to be told the most. "I'm enchanted! I don't think I have read another story quite like this that is this authentically elvish... It is a true treasure on here!" ~Aiwren "I'm enjoying this! Your style is very fitting. Well done!" ~ EpicRedpenn "Wonderfully penned. I cannot express how much I love your work, it's like reading an undiscovered chapter of Tolkien, even. I can't wait for more!" ~Dreamescape07 "Indeed, most tales of Middle Earth do not come from an Elf's eyes. Yes, they do see all, and that is the pity of it. If you look into an elf's eyes, you will see Time itself. Pools of memory, lakes of sorrow and springs of joy. The elves are where sorrow and joy meet. Perhaps that is why they are so intriguing. " - Susanna Chattaway

Legolas Greenleaf steps into a new dimension, meets a young girl whose father looks exactly like his. What could possible go wrong? --- Middle Earth characters are Tolkien's. Earth characters are mine :)

It is Yule, and yet King Théoden has a trouble on his soul. Can the shells of sorrow be melted by a good heart, two small gifts, and the magic of Yuletide?

A shadow lies on Thranduil and his forest, and only a power stronger than the darkness of old can save them. Grief and loss have turned him into a king with a heart of ice, and if he is ever to find redemption, the chains of guilt and remorse holding him captive, must be broken. But he is running out of time, and if he fails, the Woodland Realm with fall with him. When Anna, a mere human, finds herself at his mercy and he mysteriously chooses to keep her alive, she is faced with a choice: heal his broken heart or find her way home; a decision that might tear her apart or make her whole again. A tale of bittersweet love, sacrifice, and the search for absolution. ---------- Thranduil x OC set during the Hobbit timeline Angsty romance with a fair amount of drama and an eventual happy ending. Completed with approx. 218k words ------------ Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters from Tolkien's Middle-earth. I do not make any money with this. This is purely for entertainment. The original characters (OC), as well as the plot, are mine!

"I am Thranduil, I was born to rule." The Saga of Thranduil has been called many things by those that have read it--from Fan Fiction to a Continuation of the stories of Middle Earth given to us by the legendary author J.R.R. Tolkien. It is the story of the Elven King, Thranduil told by the king himself. From his childhood to the surprise ending of his life in Arda (Middle Earth), he leads readers on a spectacular journey into his world. To write the story, the author dove deep into the annals of Tolkien's Middle Earth from all of his works (including 12 volumes of Middle Earth History), learned is languages, and wove a tapestry that has not been seen in the pages of a book in over 60 years. Total pages: 516, words: 183,448.

All Loki wants is revenge-the Cube may be his key. But when he hides his identity to get info from Jane Foster, something inside him shifts. And when the Cube is stolen, Loki must choose between vengeance, and the woman he fears he can never have.