The Dúnadan Project
Soledad's stories
This will be a series about the Kings of Arnor and Gondor, the Chieftains of the Northern Dúnedain, the Stewards of Gondor and the Princes of Dol Amroth. It is a shared project with several other fanfic writers, but only my own stories will be posted here. The rest can be read on the Edhellond archive site (See: Links).
Pawns & Symbols
This is only a small borderline story to The Dúnadan Project, featuring Imrahil, the Prince of Dol Amroth and a few original characters that we share with Isabeau of Greenlea, a good friend, great beta and wonderful writer. Go and read her ongoing story "Captain, My Captain" on ff.net.
In which a 16-year-old Imrahil returns from his first trip to Harad - and brings someone back with him.
In which Imrahil is feeling rebellious - but who will pay the price for that?
In which Imrahil learns the ugly truth - and has a change of heart.
Part 4
In which things are getting settled.
Prince of Peace
A story about Amlaith, first King of Arthedain and how the kingdom of Arnor was separated into three lesser realms.
In which Andreth, Amlaith's older sister, reflects upon the King's life
The Arvedui cycle: Th Long Twilight Struggle
This is a cycle of four multi-chapter stories, featuring Arvedui, the last King of Arthedain, his wife Fíriel, a princess of Gondor and Pelendur, the probably most interesting Steward of Gondor - among others. It also tells the story how the first try to reunite the two Dúnadan Kingdoms failed in the year 1944. Third Age, and the tale about the fall of the North-kingdom.
Book One: Signs and Portents
The birth and youth of Arvedui and the struggles of his father, King Araphant, against multiple foes.
Just a few background data.
In which Elrond and Gilraen, Aragorn's mother, have a talk in Imladris in 2936, Third Age.
Book Two: Southern Flower
The youth of Fíriel, Princess of Gondor, and the wars of her father, King Ondoher, against the Wainraiders and the Haradrim.
In which Boromir (16) and Faramir (11) visit Dol Amroth, and their aunt Nimriel tells sings Fíriel's song, awakening Faramir's interest for this long-dead Queen.
Book Three: The Question of Kingship
The story of why the Stewards of Gondor can never become Kings.
In which 16-year-old Boromir learns an important history lesson.
Book Four: Movements of Fire and Shadow
The tale of the fall of the North-kingdom.
In which 20-year-old Estel, who had just learnt his true heritage, asks Erestor about the war against the Witch-king.
Stories will be linked as soon as they are written. Not necessarily in chronological order. My muse is a somewhat capricious creature. :)