Jack survives the shooting. He has a long recuperation ahead of him, plus Bobby's being a nag, Jerry's worrying constantly, and Angel's thinking about proposing to Sofi. If that wasn't enough, a new threat arises just as life starts to get back to normal. COMPLETE

"You're a Razor Back, Ben." I said with venom in my voice, "Nobody wants to be seen with you." He shook violently, eyes filled with rage. "Then why are you hanging out with me?" he spat back. I paused, "Because I'm even worse than you. And I need a friend, just like you do." Slight A/U, follows entire first season.

A chance meeting at a NYC coffee shop leads to old friends reconnecting. Jack hasn't seen Kathy in years. Back when they were teens, she had a huge crush on him, but he was a tough kid and she was nerdy and shy. Would things be different this time around?

Originally 'To Be A Mercer', now a four part vignette focusing on how Jack and Bobby's relationship developed in the ice rink. Part 4 is finally up. R&R.

It had been a little more than two years since Colby had been revealed as a triple agent. He was about to face some unexpected consequences from that assignment.

Danielle knows this is her first assignment as a band manager, but why did the label have to stick her with the emo kids? Follows Jack's rocky road through third-class rock-stardom. Rated T for language, drug-use, sexuality and adult situations. Jack/OFC

Jack had cried enough for a lifetime and the only thing he had got for it was the knowledge that it did not help.

Oneshot. Angel's flight home for Evelyn's funeral is delayed. So he waits. And thinks.

After a couple of weeks with the Mercers, Jack doesn't feel like he belongs, but that's fine with him. Things start to change when Evelyn asks Bobby to come home and help out, only Bobby puts his own spin on 'helping out'. One Shot. COMPLETE

Jack's decided to drop out of school now that he has his band and his music. Trouble is, Bobby and Evelyn don't believe him for a second and are convinced something else is going on. One Shot. COMPLETE

One-shot. Rated for language. Eight-year-old Jack is having nightmares, and no one will listen.

In the sprawling city of San Francisco in 1870, Jack's life is a living hell, but a chance encounter in an alley with Bobby Mercer just might save his life.