It's not always easy keeping a team under control.

Ninjas weren't that far outside what the team normally dealt with in the terms of fighters. Ninjas that threw lightning and could make people sleep on command was, however. Now they're down a hitter with no clues on where to start looking for their missing member. Luckily, Nate knows a guy from his days in insurance.

The Librarians can’t steal the bracelet of Persephone. So they turn to the people who can; Leverage.

Jake freezes in place as his opponent starts to turn toward him. His face is obscured by his long hair, but he doesn't even look out of breath. Jake's own breath hitches when the man looks up. He knows that face. "Eliot?" he asks slowly, unable to believe it himself. But it is him. Behind the long hair is the same face Jake sees in the mirror every morning. The face o

All Hardison and Maevis want is to chill for the day and play WoW. But Parker wants to go spy on Eliot, and of course, whatever Parker wants, she usually finds a way to get. (Dæmonverse)

Parker accidentally calls Ezekiel out for being a romantic sap, so of course, he has to get his revenge...in his own way, of course.

Soulmates share injuries. Sometimes, it's kind of nice. Quirky. Seeing a strange bruise and knowing it's because your soulmate's clumsy. Sometimes, though, it's really not. Especially when it's someone's job to get punched and kicked on a regular basis. Then it's just annoying.

In which Eliot Spencer is Jacob Stone.

Their thief gives them a gift. It's silly and sappy and so very Ezekiel that it almost hurts, but Jacob and Cassandra wouldn't have him any other way.

When Jake discovers Eliot is living in Portland too, he has to go see him, even though it's been many years and their relationship is strained to say the least. Unfortunately, when Eliot and Parker come visiting at the Library, things don't exactly go according to plan, and as much as Cassandra tries to help, this may be beyond even her expertise.

You can't die if someone else is wearing your tags. It's against the rules. It's part joke, part superstition, part something else that isn't quite so easily put in words.

Eliot's favourite colour is red, and Cassandra's is blue. They're both a mix of the two, and when they're together, they can make purples that are more vibrant than life. (Soulmates AU)

The Librarians discover Leverage International. Jacob Stone and Eliot Spencer have a family past, but they aren't the only members of the two teams who've met before. Expect whiplash between light and dark.

A collection of conversations that take place at various points in the timeline of the Brothers-verse. Each chapter will have character tags and a continuity note.

A day off for Eliot holds a visit to a magic Library, witnessing a phoenix's fire, and perhaps something like a first date. Maybe. Jake will not be pleased.

Jacob and Eliot have a not-so-quiet talk in the brewpub afterhours. Twenty years is a long time to be apart, and there's a lot to discuss between the brothers. Family ain't easy. Ain't that the truth? (Sequel to "And the Benefit of Suffering")

There is no home like the one you've got, because that home belongs to you. Even if it is a very strange and odd sort of family that nobody else is ever really going to understand, as two brothers discuss.

After a less-than-friendly family reunion between brothers, Eliot ends up getting advice and even comfort from the most unlikely of sources.

It's never the genie's lamp except this time it is. and the genie is going to cause choas for both the leverage team and librarians. Jacob Stone discovers that his long lost brother is alive, and Jenkins must now deal with not just his team but the leverage team as well.

It's been twenty years since Jake Stone and Eliot Spencer have seen each other.

When weird things start happening at the Bridgeport Brew Pub, the Leverage crew calls on the Librarians to help them figure it out. Soon, their lives are all in danger, and they have no idea how to make it home alive. (Timeline is two years after the end of Leverage and during the end of the first season of The Librarians.)

Grift to save the world... twice before Friday. One day Alec Hardison meets someone who looks exactly like Eliot Spencer, except he's catching gigantic animals for living and apparently works with a witch. Soon, old enemies show up and the Librarians and the Leverage team have to join forces to save the world.

What would the Castle pilot have been like with characters from Leverage and the Librarians? (All ten main characters are included in some capacity.) (Original pilot storyline by Andrew Marlowe.)

Our favorite Librarians go to a pub to bond as a team (because Cassandra suggested it and Eve enforced it). They wind up running into someone who may or may not be the family of one of the Librarians and they find out that both of their next targets are centered around the same person.

Quinn receives an unexpected text. Part of the Brothers-verse, this takes place sometime after "Conversations."