Originally written by Cassia and Siobhan.

Inspired by the ending of the movie The Battle of the Five Armies, this short story tells what happens after Legolas set off to find a mysterious man named Strider in the North. When the elf joins in a Yuletide celebration with a company of Rangers, he may just find something of his own that "is real." This story is a fun little one-shot in which I try to align Peter Jackson's movieverse to true book canon from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbbit.

A "What if..." story What if whenever the hobbits arrived at Bree Strider was not the only one waiting for them? What if Boromir, Legolas, and Gimli were there too? What if they had known each other before the events of Lord of the Rings? What if some events that were supposed take place never happened? Disclamer: I do not own the Lord of the Rings characters, places, or some events that will take place in this story. Rated PG-13 for sequences of intense action, violence, and mega Feelz

Before Frodo's journey began, the shadows had already returned... Sauron, the Dark Lord of Mordor, has risen once more-his power spreading far beyond the black land and into the wild North. There, the Witch-King of Angmar stirs old terrors, unleashing a forgotten enemy upon the remnants of Númenor's proudest line. The Dúnedain, last of the kings of men, stand on the brink of extinction. And only one stands in the way. Gerithor, a nineteen-year-old ranger burdened with a legacy he barely understands, must rise to meet a threat older and darker than he's ever known. As war looms and allies falter, his choices will echo across the age-and shape the world to come. Set two decades before The Fellowship of the Ring, this untold chapter of Middle-earth weaves into the vast tapestry of the War of the Ring. Come now, and hear the tale of Gerithor, Lastborn of the Dúnedain... **No copyright infringement intended** CURRENTLY EDITING (Highest rank: #11 in Ranger)

The bits of "There and Back Again" which Bilbo never told anyone. Now that Bilbo and Frodo have set sale for Valinor, Bilbo resolves to tell him the truth...

Sauron has been defeated. The One Ring has been destroyed. Peace has returned to Middle Earth once again. Or so it seems... A new enemy has appeared in Middle Earth, stronger and more powerful then any before him. In order to defeat him, the remaining members of the Fellowship must join forces with an old enemy Who will either help them, or kill them. The Final Book in the Edge of a Knife triology. Cover by Mossfire946

After leaving Lothlorien, the Fellowship of the Ring continue their journey to Mordor to destroy the One Ring. But when the Fellowship is betrayed and the Ring is stolen, everything they are fighting for is threatened. Now the Fellowship is scattered and the Ring is nearing the hand of the enemy. Loyalties will be tested, and some secrets that were meant to be kept hidden will be revealed. All of it stands on the edge of a knife. Cover by Stars_Alight

Sauron has returned to Middle Earth. His power is complete with the one ring. As his power spreads over Middle Earth. He continually searches for Isildur's heir, who is the one being he fears. But Aragorn and his people have vanished. The free people of Middle Earth have been enslaved. Those who could have stopped Sauron are dead. There is no hope. The 2nd book in the Edge of a Knife series. Dedicated to Mossfire946

a helpful guide on Sindarin; beginner.