Imprisoned at Dominion Internment Camp 371, Doctor Julian Bashir struggles to adapt. His skills are needed and there is at least a thin hope of escape, but survival at the hands of the Jem'Hadar is a daily struggle for everyone. Much relies on Garak back on Deep Space Nine. But even if Julian does get home, what will follow him?

The odds were stacked against him: a child from a blended home with no friends, no social skills to speak of, and a terrible secret. Yet slowly Remus Lupin began to discover there was a place for him in the world, if he could find the courage to claim it.

From Rohan he came, but he was not one of the Rohirrim. Thorongil he was called, the Eagle of the Star, and he was the son of no man. Strong was his sword arm, unfailing his courage. Yet not all welcomed the stranger to Minas Tirith...

With a wounded comrade to bear, Aragorn stumbles into Staddle on a rain-soaked evening. Seasons of Bree-land Quartet: Spring.

Addenda to 'A Long and Weary Way', including supporting information and a series of short stories set after the War of the Ring.

After fifteen years of fruitlessly searching for the creature called Gollum, Gandalf forsook the hunt. Though Aragorn persevered for a time, tracking his quarry on the marches of Mordor, he too despaired at last and began his homeward journey...

Life in Bree is comfortable but often a little dull. A dreary November evening at a busy inn takes a turn when a certain young boy discovers that his parsimonious father has made an exception to the firmest rule of the house. A tale of first meetings, in four parts.

Newly come to Rohan, Thorongil struggles to cope with hard labour, strange food, a new tongue, the challenges of communal living, and inevitable homesickness. When he is taken one evening by a horrifying surprise, he finds he has reached his breaking point. A tale in two parts.

On a hot day in Combe, Aragorn learns a hard lesson in humility and a gentler one in patience. Seasons of Bree-Land Quartet: Summer.

Pining for her son as he journeys in the far countries, Gilraen does not welcome a visit from she who has ensnared his heart. Yet the Lady Arwen bears an offering of conciliation that she cannot refuse.

Estel asks an inevitable question. Elrond shares his unique perspective on the nature of filial love.

In the deserts of Harad, an old man witnesses the torment of a stranger from the North.

Haunted by solitude outside of Archet, Aragorn finds respite unlooked-for in the company of a friend. Seasons of Bree-Land Quartet: Autumn.

When Thorin and Company arrived in Rivendell enroute to the Lonely Mountain, Elrond Halfelven did not offer aid in their endevours until their last night in his house. Why? Simply put, he was occupied with more pressing matters: 2941 was a very hard year.

After victory there comes the healing, and the memories of those who fell for freedom. King Elessar is haunted by recollections of those whom all others forgot: the men of Sarn Ford.

On a bitterly cold night in Bree, Aragorn reflects upon one of his many secrets. Seasons of Bree-Land Quartet: Winter.