Middle Histoires

At the dawn of the Fourth Age in Tolkien's Middle Earth, a Queen's duty is no fairytale! While Legolas travels with the fellowship, leaving Thranduil to prepare the Woodland Realm for their greatest challenge!! But when the last flames are extinguished, who will be left standing? Book Two in the House of Greenleaves series (Don't forget to read Daughter of Arnor first). This book is subject to a complete Re-edit now that book one is finished. Please note my books follow the Lord of the Rings book lore and chronology as much as possible.

Gerithor, a Dunedain ranger, has been a guardian of the West for many years, protecting it and keeping watch over the Shire. But when he receives word that his fellow Dunedain were attacked at Sarn Ford by Nine Riders, he hastens to Rivendell, where he receives a quest which will take him east of the Misty Mountains to defend the Free Peoples. In his new quest he will take up arms with characters old and new, including the Elven warrior Glorfindel and Gimli's father, Gloin, in a desperate bid to stand against Sauron as the Defenders of Middle Earth. Set twenty years after the events of the Lastborn, this is Gerithor's final epic adventure, and the fate of many rests on his shoulders. The new cover of this book is by @starsalight! She did a great job!

***UNDER EDITTING*** As a ranger of Gondor, Talion was slaughtered on the Black Gate with everyone he ever loved. However, Talion did not find peace in death. He was cursed, and resurrected, by a powerful wraith Celebrimbor, who reforged him into an undying spirit of vengeance. With their powers combined they dominated Mordor and forged a new ring to break Sauron himself. This, however did not come to be. Talion was betrayed by Celebrimbor and Eltariel, refusing to die and instead choosing to become one of the nine, preventing a horrible power from rising with his sacrifice. After being tortured by the ninth ring, he is finally offered peace of death and given back his feelings that he sacrificed to the shadow wars, including guild. So how was he ever supposed to resist a call for help, even if an unusual one?

Um I know this story isn't about itzy but here I am going to talk about my crush because WHY NOT and I just want to write because I literally have no one to talk to

In a bustling city, Shawn "accidentally" stole Y/n'a purse. Instead of making excuses, he turned it into an opportunity to ask her on a date. Surprised but intrigued, Y/n agreed. Their first date was filled with laughter and heartfelt conversations. As they faced challenges and embraced their differences, their love grew deeper. Only time will tell if they will last, but their love story is a testament to the power of connection and embracing the unknown. So, will they last? Time will tell, but Shawn and Y/n's love story is a beautiful reminder of the power of connection and embracing the unexpected. DISCLAIMERS : I do not own all of these characters apart from Y/n, all of the characters are from the show ' Boy Meets World' which can be watched on Disney+ . There may be a few trigger warnings of abuse, family issues, family passing, insecturifies as those are topics that are brought up in the actual show.

When Hailey Evans and her family move to an old house in Oak Harbor, Washington, they hope for a fresh start. But lurking at the end of the upstairs hallway is a towering, dust-covered grandfather clock-one that seems to tick louder than it should, its midnight chimes echoing through the walls. Then the nightmares begin. Each night, as the clock tolls, Hailey is trapped in horrifying visions-drowning, being buried alive, chased by faceless figures. The number of chimes matches the escalating terror of her dreams. As reality begins to blur, she uncovers the house's chilling past: a missing boy, a whispered curse, and a dark entity feeding on fear. With time running out, Hailey must face her deepest nightmares and unravel the clock's sinister secrets before the twelfth toll. If she fails, she'll be trapped forever-just like those before her. But even if she survives, will the horror truly be over? A spine-chilling blend of horror, mystery, and psychological suspense, Nightmare Struck Twelve will keep you awake long after the clock strikes midnight.

Harper Daniels was the girl every knew in school, not because she was popular, but because she was different then anyone else. She was tough girl, the tree hugger, the geek, the athlete. Boys were afraid of her, besides her one friend Spencer. Who somehow managed to put up with her. A day didn't go by where she wasn't sent to the office for talking out in class and expressing her opinion a little too much. She had some enemies but that's the way Harper liked it. All to her parent's and siblings discontent. Especially her older sister Grace and older brothers.

He makes dumb mistakes so you don't have to. "A great and humorous kids/young teen story with plenty of twists and tension." Entrada Publishing 15-year-old Krista Winnette worries about her dad, Drew. After all, he just lost his job, and Krista's mom just left him. Now all Drew has is a dwindling bank account, a ten-year-old car and a musty motel room he can barely afford. So he does what every unemployed man must do in this desperate situation: He becomes a private eye. Drew knows nothing about being a private eye, but how hard could it be? As he says in his Facebook ad: "You ever wondered how a private eye finds a missing person? Or trails a cheating husband? So have I! So hire me, and I'll figure it out! I'll try stuff the other guys won't even consider - 'cause I don't know any better!" As Drew goes about learning his new job, he finds himself a rather enthusiastic partner - Krista! Together, they investigate the case of a fading movie star who tragically fell to her death on the set. But was it an accident - or did someone take their "creative differences" a little too far? Join our two bumbling private detectives as they constantly scramble to stay afloat and sometimes even to stay alive. The story will keep you guessing right up to the surprise ending! If you like Theodore Boone, The Adventures of Jack Lime or Veronica Mars, you'll love My Dad, the Private Eye. Tweens, teens and even adults will get a thrill out of this middle grade detective series full of fun mystery and funny action. And if you like The Falling Star, check out the next book in the series, My Dad, the Private Eye: Keep on Truckin'. Drew and Krista get their first paid gig, tracking down a missing trucker. But when he turns up dead, and neither his employer nor his wife want to know why, our fledgling investigators get into some seriously sticky - and seriously dangerous - situations trying to crack the case. (Make sure to read it to the end for another surprise ending!)

It is the origin story of the royal family of Mirkwood; complete with all the battles of the First Age. Part I is the story of Orothôn, the father of the future Oropher, the future first Elvenking of Eryn Galen (aka Mirkwood). Orothôn awakens at Lake Cuiviénen (Quendi: Water of Awakening; Nen Echui in Sindarin) beneath the stars in the new world known as Endóre/Middle Earth. He meets his future wife Mîrwen, the daughter of Elmo (brother of Elwë and Olwë). Only Olwë makes it to Eldamar. Elwë falls in love with the Maiar Melian and begins his reign over Doriath as Elu Thingol. Part II is the story of Oropher, the father of Thranduil. He would leave Menegroth (Doriath) to find his kingdom in the Rhovanion, where he becomes the King of the Silvans. He would later die at Dagorlad during the War of the Last Alliance, leaving his kingdom to his son, Thranduil.

A man and his wife try to navigate their failing marriage while also helping their daughter get through high school.

Izuku Midoriya is in his first year of middle school and keeps getting strange love letters in his locker...

One day, a group of thirteen dwarves and a wizard named Gandalf arrive at the doorstep of Bilbo's home. They come looking for a burglar for their mission. But Gandalf failing to realize Bilbo had a sister leads them to getting a second burglar.

I suppose I'd call these my poetic thoughts.

were 13 year olds supposed to feel this way about life? were they supposed to feel like if they killed themselves everyone would be happy? did they put the blame of the world on themselves? did they cut? did they cry themselves to sleep? did they hate everything about life? did they Try to kill themselves? or was this only me?.... Madison Ziegler.

When Catherine receives a shocking call, whilst shopping in Waitrose, her life falls apart. She cannot believe this is happening to her, it is too hideous to contemplate. Her carefully crafted social status is about to collapse, and all because of her disappointing daughter. What has her precious girl done to upset her so much? Copyright © Evelyn Dangerfield 2013 All Rights Reserved. No part of this manuscript may be reproduced without Evelyn Dangerfield's express consent

In the final book of the Kingdom of the Woodland Realm Trilogy, Legolas tells the story of his life from childhood to his experiences with the Fellowship of the Ring and beyond. Born in 41 T.A. in Mirkwood to King Thranduil and Queen Êlúriel Nenluin, he was raised to become heir to the former kingdom of Eryn Galen before the coming of Sauron. His destiny would change when the ranger known as Estel (Aragorn, son of Arathorn) comes into Mirkwood with a hideous creature known as Gollum. When he is called to Imladris (Rivendell) to become one of the Nine Walkers (Fellowship of the Ring), he realizes that his calling is adventure rather than rule. He will have to leave all he has ever loved behind--including his beloved Mîráre (the one he calls Lasuil).

His Crowned Meal Every year, a beautiful maiden is sacrificed to the Zenips King, a monstrous ruler feared by all. The village lives in constant terror, bound by a tradition no one dares to defy. Liana, a spirited young woman with fiery red hair, is blissfully unaware of this grim fate-until the day her world shatters. When her brother, the village doctor, asks her to bring him a meal, Liana hesitates. The whispers of missing girls, the warnings of the elders-she knows something isn't right. But her love for her brother outweighs her fear. The moment she steps outside, her fate is sealed. Betrayed by her own family, bound and abandoned on the offering altar, Liana is left to suffer the elements, awaiting the monster who will claim her. But when the Zenips King finally arrives, he is nothing like she imagined. Damian is powerful, ruthless, and breathtakingly intelligent-a tyrant who sees humans as nothing more than food. Yet, instead of devouring Liana, he is intrigued. Her fire, her defiance, her unwavering will to live-she is unlike any sacrifice before her. Fascination turns to obsession. Obsession turns to love. But their forbidden bond shakes the very foundation of Damian's kingdom. The Zenips refuse to accept a mortal queen. As enemies rise from within and outside their world, Damian and Liana must fight for their love-or become another tragedy in the cycle of blood and betrayal. Can a monster defy his nature? Can a mortal survive the love of a beast? Or will the ancient hunger claim them both?

Middle-earth was at peace. But peace does not mean safety. Born on the Night of the Veiled Stars-when the constellations vanished and a single unknown star burned bright-you were never meant to be ordinary. The daughter of Queen Arwen Undómiel and King Aragorn Elessar, your arrival was celebrated across Gondor... and feared in the shadows. On the night of your birth, dark forces breached the walls of Minas Tirith, drawn by an ancient prophecy that spoke of a child born beneath hidden stars-one touched by a power long thought faded from the world. Seven years later, the world smiles again. You laugh, you bicker with your brother Eldarion, you tug at your mother's hair during long evenings and grow bored of sword displays and courtly affairs. Yet every night, the same dreams return: orcs, witches, chanting voices that know your name. As your parents struggle to protect both their realm and their child, something stirs within you-quiet, ancient, and patient. Because some stars do not vanish forever. And some children are born to change the fate of Middle-earth.

A trio of seventh graders become one another's first friends as they discover the secrets of a Civil War soldier in this middle grade novel for fans of Gordon Korman and Gary Schmidt. Praise for PRIVATE NOBODY: "Matthew Landis depicts the world of middle school with laser-like clarity, big-hearted warmth, and abundant humor, while also managing to bring Civil War history vividly to life. There's even a little romance thrown in! I wish I were still teaching just so I could hand this book to my favorite students." -Jordan Sonnenblick, award-winning author of Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie "A couple of tech savvy seventh-graders that readers will love getting to know go digging for a civil war soldier with a secret and discover themselves. Matthew Landis's novel is the best kind of time travel as past and present cross-dissolve." -Richard Peck, Newbery Medal-winning author of A Year Down Yonder