Two years have passed since the fall of Sauron. In the time of reforging, Rohan's queen lies in Dol Amroth - and so too does Ithilien's. But the road to happy-ever-after will be both long and treacherous. Sequel to Stones Set Alight.

Rohan is withering under the weight of the War. Calahdra Medlinniel, however, has been set aflame. Follows the film plot with a sprinkling of sexy Tolkien flare here and there. Rated for violence, sexual content, sexual violence.

Rohan is withering under the weight of the War. Calahdra Medlinniel, however, is falling in love. A Shieldmaiden of Rohan, Calahdra is young, damaged, and driven by duty. Yet how could she give her life for her people when she now has so much to live for?

In which the female Warden is experiencing...*ahem*... cramps, and Alistair emerges in her tent.

Double Drabbles written for a challenge regarding the song "The Mummer's Dance." Beneath the stars, two elves danced an ancient dance.

A series of oneshots to clear my brain of plot bunnies. Serious Klaine shipping. Fluff, maybe smut. We'll see how this goes.

"Tragic things befell those who meddled in the affairs of females." It was the code young Prince Hector lived by before he met Andromache in the Halls of Thebes. His prophecy would prove true before either tasted love.

Perhaps Aragorn was not the only foster-child safeguarded in Imladris during the Third Age. And perhaps he was not the last child of the Dunedain at all. Perhaps, just maybe, there had been an exception. This is the exception's story.