Thorin is getting very drunk. Why? Because his sister is coming to stay and he hasn't seen her since her sons were killed. Has she forgiven Thorin or will she try to drive a wedge between him and Thranduil as part of her revenge? Part of my Thorinduil series, but can be read as a stand-alone. First story in the series is King of the Antlered Throne.
Legolas' Aunty comes to stay but she isn't in Mirkwood to socialise but for her own ends. She is there to cause trouble for Thranduil and Thorin and there seems no escape for them this time. Will she succeed in putting an end to their relationship? Another stand-alone story in my Thorinduil series.
So what are they arguing about now? This time it concerns who goes on the top and who on the bottom. Perhaps Dwalin can come to their aid, otherwise it might be the end of a beautiful relationship, LOL! This is story 16 in my Thorinduil saga.
Thorin and Thranduil's obsession with each other means that they spend too much time in bed and not enough time 'kinging'. They selfishly decide to train up their heirs so that they can pass over some of their duties and see each other more often. How will Legolas and Young Thorin, son of Dain, get along together and will they object to being used in this way?
Thorin and Thranduil really love each other, don't they? And they're going to love each other for ever and ever, right? And nothing and no-one can come between them, OK? Sorry, but in this story, Thranduil falls desperately in love with a woman. A woman? Yep. And if you don't believe me then just read on.
Thorin's not well, but a special holiday away from it all gives him and Thranduil too much time to discuss past lovers. Their painful discoveries about each other threaten their relationship. Thranduil comes up with an unusual method to heal the rift. Stand-alone story but follows on from The Kings and the Flowered Pavilion. Story 21 in series.
After the jealous violence of my last episode, 'The Kings and the Consequences', Thorin comes up with a plan to help Thranduil cope with the green-eyed monster. As usual, his plans rebound on him and the kings part once more. Are flowers - or something else - the solution, LOL? Read this story as a stand-alone or as part of an arc which starts with 'King of the Antlered Throne'.
In a previous episode (The Kings and the Forges), Thorin spends the night with Dwalin. The two have carefully kept this a secret from Thranduil ever since. But, in the end, the chickens usually come home to roost. In a moment of folly, Thorin throws his secret in Thranduil's face and Thranduil goes berserk. Can their relationship survive?
In my previous story, The Kings and Lady Dis, an angry Dis has tried to cause a rift between Thorin and Thranduil. Now she is escaping to the Iron Hills for a while with Dwalin as her escort. Will it occur to Dwalin that, if he can't have Thorin, then the king's sister might be almost as good? Can be read as a stand-alone. First story in series: King of the Antlered Throne.
Thorin keeps disappearing from his bed in the middle of the night and Thranduil begins to get suspicious. What is the dwarf king up to and will his behaviour lead to the usual series of misunderstandings? Fifteenth story in my Two Kings/Thorinduil series. The first of the entire series is King of the Antlered Throne and the story preceding this one is The Kings and the Aunty.
And another new story for my Two Kings series where Thorin and Thranduil are after a divorce. How did our two passionate lovers get to this point? Can their marriage be saved? And Brangwyn, their best friend, is after one too. Someone give them all a slap!
Last story in the series (for the moment, anyway)! They always end in a wedding, don't they – or, in this case, a double wedding…We hope! Thorin and Thranduil argue their way to the altar. Will one of them leave the other one standing?
In my previous story, The Kings and the Rivals, Thorin gets himself into hot water – in more ways than one – down at the hot springs in Mirkwood. He now has a secret and he's not telling Thranduil. So, what actually DID happen between him and Maelon? Warning: Sexual abuse and non-com. Eleventh story in series which starts with King of the Antlered Throne.
Thorin and Thranduil are enjoying two weeks together in Mirkwood - until Thorin is reminded of his mortality and wonders who will be Thranduil's lover after he has gone. His subsequent actions just get him into danger and sordid difficulties. Implied non-con and sexual abuse. Tenth story in my Thorinduil series.
Dain's son and the dwarf woman, Brangwyn, have been betrothed for some weeks. But, they still haven't shared a bed, as is traditional. Have they got a problem? Well, you know what they say: 'They fuck you up, your mum and dad/They may not mean to, but they do.' Can Thorin and Thranduil, those two well-known sex experts, give them some advice? Story 9 in the series.
Thorin asks Thranduil to marry him but Mr Darcy or Jane Austen could have given him a few tips, LOL! This is how NOT to do it! Story 8 in the series. First story: King of the Antlered Throne.
Thranduil returns to Mirkwood, leaving Thorin to deal with a difficult Dain of the Iron Hills. Truculent and surly, he cannot stomach the relationship between the two kings. And how can Thorin and Thranduil bear to be apart from each other? But we are edging nearer to that all-important marriage proposal. Previous story: The Kings and their Heirs. This is story 7.
Legolas and Dain's son, the heirs of Mirkwood and Erebor, are in a sulk because of what they have seen in Thorin's bedroom. Legolas has dashed off to Mirkwood and Dain's son threatens to return to the Iron Hills with word of the debauchery going on at Thorin's court. Can the two kings talk some sense into them? Follows on from The Kings and the Princes. One of 12.