Samwise Gamgee has returned alone from his dangerous trip to Mordor. Back in the Shire, he is constantly urged by the other Hobbits to settle all sorts of affairs. On day, he is called to identify a mysterious prisoner. What if the grief of the last three years could finally come to an end?

Stricken by the horrors of the War of the Ring, Frodo Baggins believes he has found solace in the exquisite Dawn Starkin, a hybrid haunted by a mysterious past. Soon Gandalf the White has come to reclaim the Fellowship to reveal that she is the daughter of Jafilyn, the Queen of Banshees and that the only way to save her is to return to Mordor. Can Frodo save both the land and maiden he loves from certain destruction once again before the darkness possesses her? ⚠️ Warning: this book contains themes of PTSD, suicidal behavior/thoughts, trauma, sex slavery, and torture. Reader discretion is advised ⚠️ (All rights go to J.R.R. Tolkien and Peter Jackson)

Sam hasn't been about recently. Frodo begins to suspect what could have happened to him, and learns the truth isn't always so easy to say. Semi-platonic. Credit to the Lord of the Rings musical for the song lyrics. Thank you for reading!

After Frodo leaves for Mithlond, the Grey Havens, Sam returns to Bag-End and finds something that was left for him.

When Sam stays with Frodo on a stormy night, Frodo realises he's not the only one that is scarred by the events of the Quest of the Ring. A sweet slash (male x male) story. If you don't like same-sex pairings, here's a bit of a warning. Enjoy! :)

Frodo has gotten back from the quest to destroy the Ring, finished fighting for their rights to the Shire, and is now faced with another problem. Hiding his feelings for Samwise. Bilbo knew all along and told him to tell his companion, but it is too late now and Sam is to marry Rosie soon. How will Frodo cope? What will eventually happen between these two hobbits that never declared their feelings? Frodo's release to the Grey Havens is dawning near...