Middle Earth

The Day the Horse-Lord wed the Lady of the Seas

After the War of the Ring, the world of Men had to be rebuilt; houses and farmsteads had to be rebuilt, tradings had to be re-established and peace had to be worked for. In the midst of all this, alliances for peace had be forged, and even if long-lasting peace was the end goal, love was not always the means to achieve it. Lothíriel, Princess of Dol Amroth, finds herself at the receiving end of the search for peace by being used as a pawn in an alliance made between the Kingdom of Gondor, the Princedom of Dol Amroth and the Kingdom of Rohan. Married to the King of the Riddermark, Éomer, she has to navigate being a foreigner in a foreign country, being a Queen to a King, and to learn to live and love with a man she hardly knows.
 

The Shieldmaiden and her Ranger

  Éowyn had always been a shieldmaiden, a woman unlike any other, and she had grown comfortable in her freakish uniqueness as an unlady-like lady, rejoiced in it even - her abilities as a fighter, as a rider almost unparalleled, her honour boosted by the renown she had won, her bravery unchallenged even by the darkness itself. But now she was met with a challenge and a foe that no steel or courage would defeat, a cage she did not seek to break or escape: a marriage of love. Now, married to Faramir, the one man she loves, Éowyn shieldmaiden, has to learn to live a life as a wife she had long ago decided she would never lead, has to learn to be a Souhern princess rather than an old Northern maid, and has to reconcile her desire for independence with the strange achings of her own foolish heart.  

The Tale of the Seahorse

  Gillain Morfach, the Seahorse of the Mark, was never the son or heir her parents wished for, instead she strove to be better, to be more, more than what the world expected of her, what her parents or her country expected of her - she never wanted to be anything to anyone, she always wanted to be something for herself, and most of all, she simply wanted to be herself. Now, the Crown Princess of the Mark, is set off to live with the Wild folk of Dunland, unruly neighbours of her own birth country, to learn what it takes to come into her own as a ruler, but what she'll find is that she would come into her own as a person.

Shadows cast by Light

Long before Elfwine the Fair became the King of the Mark, the young Crown Prince ventured to Minas Tirith, the Greatest City of Men, to complete his training in the arts of ruling and leadership by learning from the King of Kings himself. But the many years of peace have been infested with shadows of boiling turmoil and people's angry cries for changes that could uproot the very seeds of peace, order and the kingdom itself. Now in the White City, Elfwine the Fair has to deal with the double standards of the high society, the burden of being the most eligible bachelor in town, and uncovering a secret conspiracy and revolution before it could threaten to destroy all their parents have worked for.