'Doomed sleep until the time When it is right to awaken Unaware of the mountain she must climb Her past, present, and future forced to be forsaken, The maiden sleeps, unwilling to stir Until the loud, blaring horn, causing the ground to be shaken, Raises her from the dead, and into action she is spurred.' When a young girl wakes up in the middle of a forest in the company of a strange, hooded figure who claims to be her guide, she is unaware of what to do. She cannot recall how she got there, why she might be there, or even what her own name is. Unsure and afraid, she must force herself to trust the unusual man to lead her across Middle Earth to Lothlórien, where it is said that the lady Galadriel can give her answers about her identity and her purpose, which could very well change the course of her world's history. (A Lord of the Rings Story) *I am aware that there are two forms of Elvish; I will be using both as I am able to translate as needed. **I have noticed that many LOTR stories have very similar storylines on here. If you are reading this and you feel that it is a copy of your own, please let me know and I will try to fix it so that it is not so similar. ***All rights belong to J.R.R. Tolkien and New Line Cinema. As everyone always says: No copyright infringement intended.

Alana Quicksilver has a choice before her, one that could mean impending doom. When she chooses to go along with the Fellowship to try and destroy the one ring. As she sets off on her new journey, her dark past follows her. When she feels all alone there is someone looking out for her. Will she find true love and help the success of the mission? Or will her dark past consume her causing the casualties of everyone around her? Book One of the Chronicles of the Ring ~Watty Awards 2013 ~ *** Note: I do not own any of the characters (Excepting: Alana and her family and Mirima and her brother) The rights belong to J.R.R Tolkein. I also do not own the picture that was used to create the cover.***

Boromir is called to the Council, joins the Fellowship, tries to take the Ring... we all know the story. But Boromir... who grieved for him back in Gondor? What if Boromir hadn't died? If Boromir had never tried to take the Ring? If Boromir had continued on with the Fellowship, fighting to win? Frodo wouldn't have left. Neither would Sam. Merry and Pippin wouldn't have been taken to Isengard. But would it have been good? (ON HOLD)

(NOTE: THIS STORY HAS BEEN SCRAPPED, DUE TO TERRIBLE GRAMMAR AND ILUVATAR-AWFUL PLOTLINE. DO NOT READ THIS... IF YOU WANT TO READ ABOUT ANODIEN/LEGOLAS/LAIRIEL ETC., READ EVIL'S RESURRECTION: https://www.wattpad.com/story/29329747-evil's-resurrection.) In the past, the Fellowship has always been what kept Middle-Earth safe. But the Fellowship is gone, its members dead- except for Legolas, due to the Elves' immortality. And now, a new threat has risen in Middle-Earth, plunging it once more into chaos. A new enemy has made himself known, bringing with him the most powerful weapon known to Middle-Earth. The Son of Sauron has risen. ______________ Cover by @JeanGrey_!

Alana has an even more difficult journey ahead of her than she ever had dreamed. She wakes up to a strange new face who tells her, that the fellowship abandoned her and left her for dead. She doesn't know whether to trust this handsome stranger or to be on guard at all times. When she regains her strength, will she decide to stay and protect Estel and Idis or continue with the journey the Fellowship will provide her? Book Two of the Chronicles of the Ring ~Watty Awards 2013 ~ *** Note: I do not own any of the characters (Excepting: Alana and her family, Mirima and her brother and Estel) The rights belong to J.R.R Tolkein. I also do not own the picture that was used to create the cover.***

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.