The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien

The Lord of the Rings brings together in one volume the full saga of Middle-earth: the journey from the peaceful Shire through the looming darkness of Mordor, the power of the One Ring, and the epic clash between good and evil. Originally published in three parts during the 1950s, this edition presents the “definitive text” – fully restored, revised, and indexed – for readers seeking the ultimate Tolkien experience.

From the moment Frodo Baggins inherits the Ring of Power, his fate—and the fate of the Free Peoples of Middle-earth—is set. Alongside companions both humble and heroic, he must traverse hostile lands, face ancient evils, and make a choice that will determine the world’s future. Meanwhile, the Dark Lord Sauron marshals his forces and casts his shadow across the realms; only by destroying the Ring at the heart of his domain can the cycle of domination be broken. 

Whether you are encountering this epic for the first time or returning to it as a beloved classic, this edition offers a comprehensive reading experience: the complete narrative, original maps included, and the authoritative text as overseen by Tolkien’s estate. A must-have for fantasy fans, collectors and anyone wanting to experience one of the foundational works of modern speculative fiction.