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When Elrond's youngest daughter, Eruanna, is betrothed to Legolas she runs off to Bree to talk to Aragorn. And unexpectedly ends up fighting evil.

Thirty years after returning to Dol Amroth, Ivriniel comes to Minas Tirith for a special pilgrimage, and during her stay meets with her family in-law - the Steward Denethor, and his son Boromir.

Albert The Great Has Arrived In Erraagor

After a long break away, writing about Absurdism rather than Aragornism, I've finally come back to finish this story, and at least a good three more. The fourth part of the six tales of Ivriniel of Dol Amroth shows her returning home from her apprenticeship under Galadriel, where she must come to terms with returning to the reality of her matured, and loss of, life.

The third in the six-part series sees Ivriniel during her time in the Golden Wood of Lothlorien.

CHAPTER NINE - After struggling for two days during a forced subterranean march in the mountains, Vilthavia finds himself miserably separated from his beloved Elendis in the confines of a dark dungeon. Now a prisoner of Broggha, Lord of the Hillmen, he learns from his mysterious uncle that he has been sold into thralldom and will be sent away back into the eastlands to endure forced labor.

The second part in the six-part series following the sister of Imrahil and her journey to Lothlorien with the Knight Galador.

CHAPTER EIGHT - Vilthavia and his companions fall into the hands of the ill-famed Broggha, Chieftain of the Hillmen, just as the companions begin to conspire against one another in order to survive in the frozen wilderness of the Misty Mountains.

This new series follows the untold story of Ivriniel, the older sister of Finduilas, wife of Denethor and Imrahil of Dol Amroth, and of the past ties of her heritage to the Elves of Lothlorien, and of her own path to maturity and the shaping of fates. This was influenced highly by my current location upon the southwest coasts of Brittany in France, where one cannot help but look upon the sea, the ancient monuments and stoic port-fortresses of ages past and think of Tolkien's world - especially of the lay of Belfalas and the mysteries of the Eldar.

The last in the first part of the trilogy detailing the life of Amur Suladan and his struggle against power, politics, vengeance and fate in the Southlands. The hurts against his family and his country must finally be answered for against those who enacted them - his half-sister Adazra, her lover, the vile assassin Javitakh, and their twisted order - the Cult of Sauron.

CHAPTER SEVEN - New hope of a timely rescue in the wilds of the frozen Misty Mountains goes awry when a wandering war band of Hillmen warriors turns their wrath upon the suffering survivors from Rhovanion.