"He thinks often of reconstruction: starting from scratch, building up again, trying again. Second chances, but he's beyond that now, past the second and the tenth and the hundredth chance; there's no more left." Centered on Warren.

When Spike's chip is removed from the equation, it forces a showdown between slayer and vampire, and the Scoobies once again find themselves allied against an old adversary. (But it's S/B. I promise.)

Buffy's having trouble finding reasons to live. Spike can name a few.

Certainly Spike hadn't only fought two Slayers before meeting Buffy... and surely he wasn't always so very, very good at it...

Everyone has debts to pay. (This is a Doyle history story, set just before t he start of the ANGEL series.)

Set during "Restless". The First Slayer visits all of Buffy's friends, including former enemies. This is the dream we didn't see: Spike's.

Spike chases Drusilla down to get her back again.

Spike and Dru come to terms with their relationship.

Hitching at night is never a good idea. Picking up hitchers isn't, either. See, it's a life lesson!

Spike searches the world for Dru. But what will he do when he finds her?

Spike gets an early-morning visit from Buffy, and they contemplate existance together.

Spike rambles on about his lust for Buffy... this one's got a bit of a twist to it, though.

Spike gets a strange visit from Drusilla.

Spike and Drusilla come to terms with themselves, each other, and fate.

Nothing is easy in matters of life and death. Sequel to "Apparitions", Doyle-centered.

The lies that hurt the most are the ones we tell ourselves, and the truths that cause us pain are the ones we most need to face. Spike/Buffy

Doyle's lost in the land of the dead, and Angel Investigations gets a new case. Set after "Parting Gifts".