Larner · 25 August 2014 · Chapter 1: Release
Yes, it is easy to find oneself rowing gladly with motivation borne of hope! Glad to see this again!
Release by Linda Hoyland
Larner · 25 August 2014 · Chapter 1: Release
Yes, it is easy to find oneself rowing gladly with motivation borne of hope! Glad to see this again!
MikoNoNyte · 19 August 2014 · Chapter 1: Release
See what happens when you come looking for a quick read? Nice little piece. Despair giving way to hope; and isn't that was Estel truly meant, not just to Middle-earth, but these captives? It lifts the heart a wee bit to see this played out from another point of view. Well done!
KathyG · 19 August 2014 · Chapter 1: Release
What a relief and a joy it must have been to those galley slaves, to be free at last! We know they never expected to be set free of that galley.
shirebound · 19 August 2014 · Chapter 1: Release
This is *so* wonderful. I just love it.
Lindelea · 19 August 2014 · Chapter 1: Release
It gave me chills to read this! (The good kind.) Well done. Very well done. I wonder if Beren the hero, for whom this character might very well be named, felt as hopeless when he was held prisoner... Somehow I imagine he did.
Fiondil · 19 August 2014 · Chapter 1: Release
And another excellent gap-filler to fill in some of the details Tolkien left out about a great many things. Thanks for sharing this with us, Linda. A story that definitely needed to be told.