Soundwave is captured by the Autobots after being severely and permanently damaged in battle. Complete!

After Egypt, the Autobots cannot remain a secret. Can they make a new home for themselves on Earth? Can they defend Earth from a new threat? Ensemble cast, with numerous mechs imported from G1. Note warnings.

After eons of war, Cybertronians are an endangered species. Now, with peace between factions, they must rebuild their numbers and recreate their civilization. What will this mean to two young mechs? Frenzy and Steeljaw have only ever known war, and now they must balance their personal needs with a whole new kind of responsibility to their people. Sequel to An Adjustment of Plans.

In the end, all they could save was his spark. In the end, perhaps that was for the best. Now, a youngling with the spark of a beloved leader must find his way even as Cybertron itself struggles to survive. (A May/December romance, slow build, and continuity fusion.)

There's something wrong with the Impala's radio ...

Complete novella. A prequel to An Adjustment of Plans. Soundwave's back story. Ravage is a deadly cybercat, and Song is a child by law, too young to bond to a symbiont. However, Ravage is also completely and desperately alone in the world. Only Song sees him as a friend. To others, he is a savage mechanimal or a prize symbiont who should only be bonded by an adult warrior.

Ratchet meets Dr. House when alien nanytes are discovered in a critically injured Sam Witwicky's blood. The resulting critical mass of snark ends the universe as we know it.

Short vignettes from my "Masks" universe that I couldn't fit into the main novella.

Sequel to Slayer of Nightmares. Kagome has agreed to help the Slayers with a nasty big bad that's well suited for elimination miko style. Things go south from there.

This is a crossover with Highlander, in my Swordsmen universe, covering an Immortal Kenshin's life from his proposal to Kaoru up through the current day. How would being Immortal affect a man who deeply loves his family, friends, and country?

Sequel to Swordsmen and Walk Not Alone. Highlander crossover. Kenshin is a 160 year old Immortal. He's enrolled as a college freshman to protect Kaoru's reincarnation Carrie. Finished.

Catherine is given an old, cold case to prosecute. Unexpectedly, her case may contain clues to Vincent's origins. Rating is for later chapters.

Willow changes a spell from summon great evil to summon great good during a fight. This is crossover with Lois and Clark.

Complete! Sequel to Swordsmen. Ruroken Highlander crossover. Note spoilers for the Chiyoko arc in A Life Lived

Lex Luthor has kidnapped Jason and Lois and Clark must work to get him back. Unfortunately, Clark's been badly injured by Luthor and they will need to do so without most of his powers. Along the way, they must also come to terms with each other.

Inuyasha tries to explain to Kagome how he feels about her, towards the end of their quest. COMPLETE.

COMPLETE! The modern world's Inuyasha has run into serious trouble with Buffy, and it's up to Kagome, now a Slayer, to save him. InuKag, mildly Spuffy. 4th Quarter 2006 IY fanguild nominee!

Inuyasha Crossover. Kagome is a Slayer and she must stand and fight on her own when she runs into trouble while searching for Inuyasha in the modern world. Prequel to Slayer of Nightmares. Complete

COMPLETE! This is a crossover with Highlander. It's a story about love, and loss, and moving on, with Kenshin as an Immortal. And you get one guess what Kenshin's opinion of The Game is!

Complete story. Set in the days immediately after the final episode. Buffy/Spike/Angel. A choice must be made.

Complete fic. Lots of naughty innuendo and general rampant silliness about E&G's status as a couple. Nothing explicit. Written very much tongue in cheek. (Those who know me know I never take anything seriously.)