Kim only tried to save the boy from the lake. However, when she came up for air, she was no longer in her time. Left alone in a time and place not her own, she must make the best of it and try to survive the brutal times. Of course, fate that already was unkind to her, throws her in the path of the man so feared, people called him Wolf. - AU with time travel, romance and humor.

Ross Poldark comes home to find that his father had died, his estate is in ruins, and his sweetheart married his cousin. All he has now is Nampara with its lazy servants - Prudie, Judd and Danny, a scrawny teen his father felt sorry for. - AU, in which Demelza is in fact cross-dressing to hide her identity.

Wasabi Gang had many adventures and many a foe, but they haven't met a danger like this before. Is it a curse, a ghost, a demon? Their sense of logic is tested, just as their bonds are. - AU set during Meet the McKrupnicks. Neither Kick nor the Yoshimi possession happened yet. Mallachd means curse in Scottish Gaelic.

All Kim did was help an injured man. All Jack wants is to remain numb and finish his personal mission. Good deeds and best intentions do go hand in hand, after all. - AU where Jack speaks the language of violence and danger fluently and Kim learns some basic first aid rather quickly. Brooding, angry guy meets a sweet girl.

Jack attended Otai for most of his high school career. Family matters bring him to Seaford for the final year and he joins Black Dragons dojo in an attempt to get closer to Kai. He meets all the usual suspects... And Kim... How would Kim deal with the inevitable feelings for Jack, when she is already dating Brody and is generally content with her life?

Set around Temple of Doom. Yoshimi spirit possessed Jack, but a kiss from Mariko/Kim did not work as promised. Because after 200 years of yearning, one kiss was not enough. How soon before Jack's feelings for Kim turn into an intense compulsion and he - into an obsessive and controlling lover? - AU, slightly (canonical) supernatural elements.

Jack and Kim are still dancing around their chemistry in the aftermath of the Karate Games and the falling out of the Gang. But then there is Prince Uval, charming and rich, and there is Jack, heroic and protective. There is Kim, who does not like surprises and is very much done with it all. (She isn't.) - AU set in junior year. Requires suspension of disbelief by readers.

Kim has left Seaford before high school began. She's back for the final year. She meets the usual suspects, but there is no Wasabi Gang. Milton and Jerry never joined the dojo and Jack... Jack is aloof and serious and is friendly with jocks, though too intense to involve himself in high school politics.

Kim got the Otai offer. It is a good opportunity. The best. Kim has to decide before the summer is over. She doesn't know what Jack's letter said almost a year and a half ago, but she knew what hers did. Not much has changed since then for her... but what about Jack? - Summer before the senior year. Kick hasn't happened yet.

Kim's life forever changes after one grainy photo. But it's another grainy photo that makes it all OK. - AU, so much AU. Jack gets a break in the entertainment industry, but is not how Kim becomes a household name.

Kim likes Jack. As a friend. And maybe more. She also kind of hates him. Why? Because he (a) wouldn't ask her out on a date; and (b) scared off all her prospective dates. What a girl to do to get a date here? - AU Last year of high school. Kim didn't go to Otai, and Kick hasn't happened yet.

Kim and Jack met. And it was not exactly a good introduction. Which is fine, as far as Kim is concerned. She does not plan to see him again. But Jack has never backed away from the challenge. - AU. College age Kim and a slightly older Jack meet as young adults.