Parmasambe

What's a Horse Lord to do when his King and best friend decide he needs mor than his horse to keep him company? Gaming gets laid and not by Hama!

Summary: What happens when Erestor discovers his well ordered, fully planned life is nothing of the sort?

Arwen reflects on her lifelong relationship with Erestor.

Sonata – a composition for (one or) two instruments, typically in three (or four) movements in contrasted forms (and keys).

Liquor loosened lips. Nice. A promise made. Nice. Shared memories of two lifetimes’. Very nice.

It has been said that each life is a unique song…a little boogie, some funk, a smidge of rumba, and a dash of symphonic splendor! Two of these songs, an orphan and his rescuer, merge, interweave discordantly and harmoniously, and chorus with other’s songs. Follow the tunes to their finale.

Thranduil returns from the War of the Last Alliance to The Great Greenwood, where he must take his father’s place as king.

Summary: In Second Age Imladris, Erestor finds himself pursued. Which pleases him. And not pursued. Which doesn’t. Lindir has Erestor to deal with, and his family, and Lord Elrond, in a not quite Comedy of Errors. There are Pigs. Kisses. Happy Endings somewhere down the line.

A woman discovers her world isn't the only one falling apart

Erestor wants to investigate politics in Harad; Elrond has doubts. Glorfindel gets involved.

Strict societal rules constrain everyone. How do two betrothed youths deal with the expectations placed upon them?

Two elves. Three lives. One love.

This story follows the somewhat sordid lives of Erestor and Glorfindel from their childhood in Gondolin to re-acquaintance in Imladris, where Glorfindel is a Lord and has power over everything and everyone, and Erestor, a lowly peasant.

The end of Arda looms and Lindir reflects on his life.

Aearwen, elf of Nan Elmoth, looks back on her past and key moments with those she loved and are lost to her.

An overprotective Elrond, curious twins, a dance in the hallway. Oh, and a pregnant Erestor… MPREG