LKK
Somewhere in the East Coast of the mid-Atlantic region of the United States is a married woman in her early forties. She first read The Hobbit when she was in the ninth grade and quickly followed with The Lord of the Rings. While reading LOTR, she fell in love with Legolas, since he combined two of her childhood passions: archery and elves. In this millenium, the sons of Elrond also gained a special place in her heart. Recently, she began writing stories set in Tolkien's world. These small vignettes inevitably involve at least one of her favorite elves because what is the point of making a hobby out of writing if she doesn't write what she enjoys most? That woman could be me. Then again, she could be someone else entirely.
Stories (7)
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Dabbles in Drabbles
A collection of drabbles covering various characters and eras. **NEW!** Drabble 16: Renewed Shall Be Blade That Was Broken The swordsmith who will reforge Narsil prepares for his monumental task.
G · 16 chapters · Complete · Published 18 May 2004 · Updated 27 January 2005 · Reviews (78)
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What His Heart Spoke
Thranduil receives a letter of farewell that forces him to face another equally painful good-bye. (A Farewell Fic challenge response.)
G · 1 chapter · Complete · Published 23 September 2004 · Updated 23 September 2004 · Reviews (15)
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Where Do Mothers Come From?
After an unpleasant encounter, young Elladan and Elrohir try to understand how mothers can be so wonderful when girls are so horrible.
G · 4 chapters · Complete · Published 2 September 2003 · Updated 5 September 2004 · Reviews (34)
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"I Have Guessed Its Purpose"
How did Denethor know that the One Ring had been found and was to be the subject of the Council of Elrond? (A movie-verse gap filler)
G · 1 chapter · Complete · Published 2 February 2004 · Updated 2 February 2004 · Reviews (6)
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The Question
A young hobbit asks a simple question and learns a surprising fact about Gandalf, Bilbo, Frodo, and some Rivendell elves. (*A Christmas Challenge response*)
G · 1 chapter · Complete · Published 11 December 2003 · Updated 11 December 2003 · Reviews (16)
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A Circlet of Orange Flowers
A few hours after an accidentally overheard conversation. (This is a sequel to my other story, "Flowers in His Hair", which is also posted here. I recommend that you read "Flowers" before reading "Circlet".)
G · 1 chapter · Complete · Published 25 August 2003 · Updated 25 August 2003 · Reviews (12)
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Flowers in His Hair
Some conversations aren’t meant to be overheard.
G · 2 chapters · Complete · Published 14 August 2003 · Updated 21 August 2003 · Reviews (6)