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Amroth turns up in 14 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 26,200 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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The Hobbit - All Media Types
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Ambush
by Daerwyn
Imagine ambushing the fellowship and Legolas is astounded by your beauty.
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The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
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I do not think that they
by Beleriandings
Nimrodel knows she can never return to the world she has known, not after the loss of Amroth. But the sea draws the lost to it, and she finds she is not the only one lamenting by its shore. The strange elf she meets there seems older than anyone she has known before, but what terrible secrets does his past truly hold?
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The Measure of My Wrath
by tabru
The tale of the War of Wrath and the End of the First Age, as told from the point of view of the Elves (and Half-elves) who lived through it. Chapter One: The last remaining refugees of Sirion arrive on Balar, and they couldn't be more thrilled to rebuild their lives (again). Galadriel and Gil-galad discuss the best way to avoid annihilation, and decide instead to embrace it. Elrond and Elros adjust to their new lives with Maglor and Maedhros, and are only mildly traumatized.
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The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien
Winds of Change
by LadyBluejay
In the eight days between Aragorn being crowned King and the Rohirrim departing from Minas Tirith, Éomer has to come to terms with, not only his new status, but also the realisation that his sister will be relocating to Gondor. If that wasn’t enough, he has to deal with the discovery that he is becoming more and more attracted to a woman who is promised to another
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
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The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
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A Day Out
by Edoraslass
In Which There Is an Outing, and Boromir Sees Many Things
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Consequences
by Edoraslass
In Which There Is A Party, a Dandy, and Bad Behaviour
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The Heir of Lorien--On Hold
by martykate
The Second Age has ended in fire and blood; the Third Age is beginning. The Enemy is not dead, but sleeps as the Elves know all too well.But in Lorien a joyous event has occurred, the Lady Galadriel has born a daughter. But she knows this daughter will be one unlike any in Elven history, for she first drew breath at the exact moment that Gil-Galad, Elven King, and Elendil, King of Men, perished in combat on Mount Orodruin (Mt. Doom).Celebriel Laurelin, daughter of Galadriel, was born under circumstances both auspicious and ill-omened. Still, her arrival is a joy to her parents and the elves of Lorien who claim her for their own. But shortly after her sister's Wedding to Elrond of Imladris--or Rivendell, she finds herself sent away from her beloved Lorien. Something is searching for her, some evil seems to be seeking her out. Is it looking for her, or her mother, or both?But Celebriel has seen her own destiny, and the first time a bow is placed in her hands she knows she is fated for something else. Amroth, Lorien's king, sees it too, and when he sends her to help keep watch on Lorien's fences, she realizes he sees her as more than the daughter of Galadriel, he sees her for herself
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Gift
by Edoraslass
In Which Boromir Has a Surprise for Nanny
The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien+1
Letters from the War
by Aussie_Lass
Elrond writes to Celebrían, despite Ereinion's warnings that writing about the war during the war is dangerous. Five times Elrond wrote to his wife, and one time he wrote to someone else.
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien