A story of the Fourth Age of Middle-Earth, told primarily from Prince Eldarion (Aragorn and Arwen's son) of Gondor's perspective. Sauron is defeated and the West is at peace, but there are still ghosts to face, and stories to be told. Featuring Aragorn, Arwen, Legolas, Gimli, Faramir, Eowyn, Eomer, Elladan, Elrohir, Imrahil, Lothiriel, Elboron, Elfwine, Eldarion and his sisters

We all know the story of Legolas, Prince of Mirkwood. But what about his mother and father, the King and Queen of the Greenwood? This story follows Thranduil as a youth, how he met the elf woman who would become his queen, and everything that followed. Features characters such as Oropher, Gil-Galad, Elrond, Galion, baby Legolas and a host of OCs. Reviews are preciousssss...

A crossover fic between 'The Book of Terrus' and 'The Fall of Ursir', two original fantasy series found on Wattpad. The gods have decided to join their worlds for one day, and one day only to celebrate the Summer Solstice. What happens next is both a disaster and a delight to all involved...

Set at the beginning of 'Family Reunion and Farewell', Hera discovers that she is pregnant with Kanan's baby. Overwhelmed and unsure of how to react, she overhears Ezra talking to the picture of his parents about his 'new family', and decides having a child might be a good thing after all. Nine months later, Jacen Syndulla is born...

After the events of 'Jedi Night' and his heroic sacrifice, Kanan awakens in a strange, beautiful place. There he is met by someone from another life...his old master, Depa Billaba. Together, he and Depa muse on loss, letting go, and finally get to say the things they never did.

Following the life of Haldir, Marchwarden of Lothlórien, from his childhood dreams of becoming a Galadrhim warrior to his final fate. Includes Orophin, Rúmil, Celebrían, Celeborn, Galadriel, members of The Fellowship (Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli) and several OCs. Reviews are precioussssssss...!

After the Battle of Five Armies, Legolas went north in search of the young ranger known as 'Strider'. He finds so much more than just a name among the Dunedain though, including friendship, trust and peace at last. This story is my explanation of why Hobbit!Legolas and LOTR!Legolas are so different. Features Tauriel, Elladan, Elrohir, Bilbo, Balin, Dis, Dain, Thranduil and OCs.

Written as a contest prize. The Fellowship of the Ring's entrance into Lothlorien, told from the perspective of a Galadrim OC named Aranethon. Features Haldir, Rumil and Orophin, with a little bit of 'friendly' insults from Gimli on the side!

It's opening day for the restored Marketplace in Erebor! Thorin is now King Under the Mountain, and the city is being rebuilt and re-opened for the dwarves. An OC Book-binder named Fjallið is trying to open shop when Princes Fili and Kili decide to come inside and have a look about, bringing with them Bain, Sigrid and Tilda. Written as a contest prize, also featuring Gandalf.

During their overnight stay in Imladris, Fili and Kili go wandering away through the halls of Lord Elrond. While exploring they are discovered by Elrond's twin sons; Elladan and Elrohir. The elvish and dwarvish brothers hit it off on decidedly the wrong foot, insults are traded, and Gandalf has to break up what is shaping up to be a raucous fight! (Narrated by Lindir)

Bilbo has just left the Shire in the Company of Thorin Oakenshield. He's having a wee bit of trouble fitting in with this raucous group of dwarves though. Well, if there's one thing that dwarves like better than working with precious metals, its braiding beards and hair. So one night Fili and Kili decide to 'fix' Bilbo's sad lack of style on both his head and feet!

Fili and Kili's mother (Thorin's sister) Dís is awaiting the return of her family, but knows that the coming and going of Durin's Day with no word being sent is a bad omen. What has happened in Erebor, and when will Dís find out? As she waits, the dwarven lady remembers her sons' childhood, as well as the moment when she first realized she might have to let them go...

The time has come for the company of Thorin Oakenshield to gather at Bilbo's home. Fili, Kili and Ori are preparing to leave Ered Luin, much to the disappointment of young Gimli, whom Gloin has decided is too young to go on the quest. Before they depart, the young Durins stop by to try and cheer their friend up with promises of the future...

The War of the Ring is over, allowing Legolas and Gimli to fulfill their promises and travel with one another. There still remains the prickly business of introducing one another to their respective fathers... What will Gloin think when he gets a look at the elf whom his son has befriended? Will he remember Thranduil's son from 60 years ago?

In the dungeons of Mirkwood, Fili and Kili have been placed in separate cells. The two brothers are missing one another terribly, so Kili decides to whip out his deadliest weapon to use on Tauriel; Puppy Eyes. Well, who could resist such a sweet dwarf? Apparently not Tauriel, much to the annoyance of Legolas.

Following The Battle of Five Armies, Bard thinks upon the reality of becoming King of Dale. The Desolation of Smaug and their family heritage is also affecting Bard's children Sigrid, Bain and Tilda, and they must each learn to cope in their own ways. (Slightly implied Sigrid/Fili) Spoilers if you haven't read the book...

Aragorn has recently died, and Gimli is no longer a young dwarf. The time has finally come for Legolas to heed the call of the sea and sail for the Undying Lands. He will not leave without his dearest friend though, despite Gimli's misgivings. They say you cannot win an argument against a dwarf, but there is much to be said for the stubbornness of elves...

Bard's daughters Sigrid and Tilda look on as Oin, Bofur and Fili try to care for a wounded Kili. Not knowing what else to do, little Tilda offers some comfort to Kili, and Fili and Sigrid share an 'older-siblings' moment. From the Desolation of Smaug, Hobbit Trilogy.

What was Bilbo getting up to while wandering Thranduil's halls? You know what they say about cats and curiosity though... In this short story, our favorite Hobbit burglar follows the elf king into his private chambers, and finds himself in something of a pickle.

Follows immediately after the final scene of Interview With A Vampire, where Lestat has kidnapped interviewer Daniel Molloy. Clearly, Daniel has something of a morbid fascination with vampires/death wish. Perhaps this makes him a more fitting recipient of the 'Dark Gift' than Louis was? Lestat certainly thinks so...