*SPOILERS BASED OFF ALL HOBBIT MOVIES* "This whole story; from beginning to end, was one of the best and most intriguing stories I have ever read on wattpad(and believe me, I've read a lot)!!!" -@incognitodolphin Orcs slaughtered all of the Nymphs except Jaedda. By forming a massive grudge against these creatures, she became an excellent warrior. But during the battle of Moria she fought in, Azog almost killed her. Almost. Thorin Oakenshield saved her, but she never got a chance to thank him. When Gandalf meets with him in Bree, Jaedda pledges her services to Thorin as thanks for saving her, thus making her part of the company to reclaim Erebor. But to her dismay, she later discovers that Thorin isn't fond of females. But soon, he grows an attachment to this brave little warrior. However, does she grow accustomed to him after how he's treated her? *I DO NOT OWN HOBBIT. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO TOLKIEN AND THOSE WHO MADE THE MOVIES*

Her forgotten memories seemed like a small light in the distance compared to the Bargeman in front of her, but what do you do when the light comes back to burn you?

in which a girl with a fear of commitment meets a certain blonde actor from New Zealand.

**Now featured on Wattpad's Official Lord of the Rings Fanfic Reading List!** The War of the Ring may be over, and Sauron may be defeated, but that does not mean that the very thought of evil has been erased from Middle-earth. Though they may not be as threatening as the Dark Lord had once been, evil beings still lurk, waiting to cause trouble. Meet Nimalia, an Elf who has, sadly, spent a lot of her time with the said evil beings. After a long time in her captors' hands, she manages to break free, only to be rescued by a random Man who happens to be riding along her path. She is then taken to Minas Tirith, acquainted with the Queen of Gondor, and introduced to an Elf who will forever change her life.

Thorin has always been a part of Madeira's life for as long as she can remember, growing up in the purity and wealth of the great Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor. But, as the young Dwarf Prince takes on a dangerous quest into what could be a tragic outcome, Madeira has all but one choice; to follow. As the years pass, Madeira is left to carry a burden on her shoulders that cannot be passed on to Thorin, in this life nor any other. This bitter secret is hers, and hers to keep until her heart stops beating, not to be given to another, especially the one she would throw herself in front of a mace for.

Faltia, daughter of Duro Steelarm and Torhild, was not your typical she-dwarve. While other women preferred to stay within her mountain homes, crafting necklaces and bracelets, she enjoys the art of battle. She can wield a sword as well as any Dwarve, and has proved herself to her friends, family and race many times. Years after she leaves the Blue Mountains, feeling a call to travel Middle-Earth, she is asked by a certain wizard to join in a quest. Agreeing, she doesn't know what she's gotten herself into. While on the journey to reclaim her home, she reunites with old friends, and ignites a flame she never knew existed with the one she cared the most for. But can she hold onto him, or will he be ripped away from her in the most painful of ways? Disclaimer: I do now own the title picture. Found it on Google. If it is yours, please don't be mad at me for using it, and I give you full credit for it.

Beuren Elendil became friend with Thorin of Durin when they were quite young. Their first battle was fought together, their first tragedy was faced together, they found love within one another. But when a fight splits them a part, Beuren will take to the responsibility she was born into, and Thorin will continue on. However, when a certain wizard gets involved, they will find themselves again side by side, fighting to reclaim their stolen homeland. Will they prevail? Will the king under the mountain be able to rekindle the love he snuffed out long ago? Or will Beuren's burden keep them apart?

Orphaned at 3 years old, Ariana was adopted by Aragorn, the rugged, handsome ranger who is the only parent she can recall ever having. At 63 years old she's a loud, dangerous and often immature elf who's never been afraid to be herself. But is joining the Fellowship of the Ring just another adventure? Or will a certain someone change her life forever?

"There is a different type of texture behind each person, a different fragrance that wafts off one another, a different past. One might accuse the other of it, or of themselves in general; but you have to look deeper, you have to know more. Then, and only then, will you know their true texture, their actual fragrance, their true past. If it's dark or light, it shouldn't matter. You should learn to accept that about others, and then you will be able to accept yourself." Yet can the stubborn Dwarf help the secretive Elf succeed in accepting all that was wrong so many years ago? Or will she fall victim to her own past and suffer, bringing him down with her?