The Elvenking Elarinya has a shared past with the King of the Woodland realm, but it's a past that will come back to haunt them both as she once and for all returns to The Woodland Realm almost two millenniums after having left Thranduil behind in Lindon. Her reason behind leaving will be revealed soon enough as she struggles to look beyond what once was and now is reality. Thranduil is no longer the man she knew, nor loved. The prince she fell in love with and who loved her as well, has been though many thing. And the responsibilities now pressed upon his shoulders may have changed him for good. Elarinya is forced to let go of the past, her feelings, and her wishes as she returns. But her inner turmoil brings forth old feelings in them both as she slowly realizes, perhaps she should have moved on as well and left for the undying lands. Was she too naïve in returning? Join Elarinya as she begins to understand what it is she has set in motion by returning to Greenwood. Follow her story of love, hate, and the most dangerous thing of all-jealousy.

A girl gets literally dropped into world not of her own only to soon find out she knows exactly where she is. But how is it possible? Stories aren't real! Movies made from those stories even less real! a fanfiction inspired by a tiktok.

A short story taking place during the hobbit, between the time of the dwarves being brought in front of Thranduil and the battle of the five armies. Thranduil and his new wife, Elanore, find themselves entangled between the struggles of middle earth and their longing for each other. Just a general disclaimer. This fic wont be long and it will mostly be smut. Yes, there is some plot, but thats just there, so that I (and perhaps you readers) wont feel to bad reading this. 😉 I wont apologize for anything, or being so horny for that man. Read at own risk and will. And for the worlds sake, have some fun with it! 😊 Complete word count: 21k

Charlotte Wright is living in the modern world when a stranger mysteriously appears on her lawn. Rated M to be on the safe side.

Eda is a flight-risk mercenary with a bad track record. Living on half-payments from uncompleted jobs, she hopes that her luck will change. And it does. When Eda meets Gandalf, he tells her that being reluctant to kill - valuing life - is not a weakness. And seeing Eda's true colors beneath her tough and careless facade, he hires her to protect his favorite Hobbit as Bilbo takes an unexpected holiday. But even that doesn't quite go according to plan... *cover art created by @elvenmystery.* **All credit goes to J.R.R. Tolkien for everything except the character(s) I created.** Rated PG-13 for action violence, intense battle sequences, and mild suggestive reference.

In the Home of Elrond of Rivendell, there is a warrior known for her skill and grace in combat and by the rare color of her eyes. Mantheniel, who had also been called "flame of the dragon" had spent her life training to become a warrior to protect the people she loved. Haunted by the past -despite her name and reputation, she had a fear of fire; for her city had burned to ash when she was a child. The fire took the lives of all those she loved. She had been found by Lord Ellithoir, the captain of the Kings guard of Rivendell. With Lord Elrond's help, she had found a new home in Rivendell working under the watchful eyes of Elrond and trained with Ellithior. Almost two centuries have passed, before she was named second in command by Lord Elrond himself. By then, everyone knew of the flaming haired Elleth who survived dragon fire. Disclaimer: All recognizable characters from the book and the movie are properties of J.R.R. Tolkien and Peter Jackson. No copyright infringement intended.

Being a king is hard. Raising a son is hard. Living with eternal grief is hard. King Thranduil is just trying to keep his kingdom running and his son safe when an elf is found with orcs at the border of Greenwood. Who could this mysterious elf truly be? But then the elf he rescued in the forest grows closer to Legolas, and Thranduil can not help but enjoy her company as well. Darkness descends over the forest, all because of this one elf. When lives are threatened, Thranduil must make a choice: his kingdom or his heart. 12/14/21- y'all I wrote this in high school and I kinda want to go through it again and do a bunch of editing. Some of my writing makes me cringe and what are we here for if not improvement. That being said, this story will change starting today probably and if you're in the middle of it, hopefully I don't confuse details or timelines for you. If you've already read it once and just felt like you had to read it again, maybe it will provide some new enjoyment. Who knows? Maybe I'll actually finish some other stuff I have on here.

"You see, yes I loved your mother, but she wasn't my choice, she was my parents choice not mine. I married her right after your grandfather died, because it was his soul dying wish. Of course, I fell in love with her over time, and then when I lost her I was heart broken, but it's not the kind of feeling I feel now. I was angry and resentful because she died and I had no one. I felt I was all alone in this world. I was lonely, I admit that, and continued to be through the years. I wore my loneliness behind a mask for many years. But then I met her I felt something new, something I never really felt for your mother. But what made it even more special this time was that, she was my choice."

//rewrite and continuation in progress A tale about an Elven King, and the silly little human he falls for.

(Slow burn) When you fear that your feelings for the Elvenking are wrong considering that he is much older than you, you look elsewhere, hoping to forget him. But after things take a turn, you might be closer to getting what you have always dreamed of. When unexpected events occur, you will be torn between two important choices: stay in a place that will cause you eternal pain or leave your dreams behind and move on with your life. What Y/N doesn't expect is that feelings sometimes manage to slip even in the most stubborn of hearts. - Mild mature scenes - Big age gap relationships - Mentions of death and grief - Some violence (I do not own anything that was created by Tolkien)