Everyone has secrets. As our boys face life and death, who will let their secret go and who will take it to the grave?

Roy Desoto and John Gage are just beginning their partnership.

Straight up, extra long, canon style, Emergency episode. Not telling. It's a surprise. *wink*

Roy doesn't believe, Johnny is wishing that he doesn't believe, Chet and Marco definitely believe, and Mike, well, Mike just isn't saying...an alternate ending to the episode "Séance".

A normal duty takes on a special meaning for one paramedic on a historic day. Normal disclaimer applies. Please feel free to read and review.

Their new role as paramedics brings Roy DeSoto and John Gage face to face with the ugly side of human nature. Mature themes, including sexual violence and the ramifications thereof. Alphabet challenge.

The men from Station 51 find themselves in some awkward situations. All stand alone chapters, could be as few as 3 or as many as 50; it all depends!

In some ways it was a typically crazy holiday shift for our boys. And yet...in others, it was extraordinary. Rated K with one marked non-graphic T scene. Please read and review. Usual Useless Disclaimers. Happy Holidays!

A story set just before The Old Engine. Big Red is about to arrive. But for her engineer, it's going to be a bittersweet moment as the Crown is taken out of service.

A tag to It's How You Play The Game. What started as a simple ballgame has opened up some painful memories for Mike. Why is he still so quiet? And why is he so bad at pitching? When Johnny takes things too far, it's left to Cap to find out - and fix the damage.

A sequel to Musings Of A Concussed Engineer. As he recovers from his injuries, Mike is struggling to keep the boredom at bay. One of his get well cards might just give him the way to do it.

Returning home from a brushfire, the crew of Engine 51 shouldn't be in any further danger, right? Sorry, Mike, but you're about to find that getting hurt can come from the unlikeliest cause.

A little tag to Insanity Epidemic, kindly inspired by Madi. Whoever pranked Mike Stoker is about to find out that it was a really, really, bad idea.

Kindly inspired by Madi, this is a background story for a scene I wrote in Riders On The Storm. Stressed out engineers, it seems, can sleep just about anywhere.

Kindly inspired by Madi - Cap's thoughts as he waits for Roy and Johnny to return from a difficult rescue.

Set shortly after Family Ties. After re-arranging her visit, Roy's mother in law is still making his life hell. It takes a tragedy, and Joanne's intervention, to bring her family together.

What could be worse for a hospitalized Roy? Well, that would depend on his room-mate. My first story for this classic series, kindly inspired by the wonderful Madi. I hope you enjoy it!

What happens after a cat near and dear to the paramedics dies. A tag to a pair of Season Three episodes.

Each chapter in this never-ending series will be a separate story in itself. . .just a brief glimpse into everyday life at Station 51.

This is for ALL the survivors out there. May we all not just SURVIVE but THRIVE! HUGS. I wanted to raise awareness of the other side of the issue. This was the hardest project I have ever completed. Readers have requested a sequel beyond the epilogue. Due to my own experiences, I must respectfully decline. God bless you all. Violence/Strong Language. Don't own. R/R.

1979. A trip to Montana for a solar eclipse turns into a time of reflection and healing for Roy, who is struggling with a different kind of darkness.

A new person in Johnny's life sees that he needs saving. This is my first fan fic! I hope you enjoy it. Rated T to be safe. No foul language, no sex (except a couple of very brief mentions of it having taken place), violence talked about but not depicted, but some of it still may not be for kids.

The fate of The Phantom. I am switching "Determination" over to this fic, as I have decided to continue the story. If you haven't seen "The Greatest Rescues of E!"-the very last 2-hour Series Finale, just note in it, John & Roy speak of Chet in the past tense. A/Ns explain further. As always, I don't own the guys! I wish!

I always wondered what was going thru Johnny's mind during "Virus". This is my interpretation of what he may have been thinking. For this story, I assumed that Dr Brackett and Johnny were in the same isolation room and Maddy was not alone while waiting for news about Tim.

When Cap is injured during a run, Mike takes over as incident commander. But is the second-in-command okay with taking over while his best friend is sent to the hospital? DISCLAIMER: I don't own Emergency! or the boys, just borrowing them.

Mike Stoker has a VERY interesting day at work...! No way to describe...Just read it, Under General, 'cause they don't have a Genre called Weird...LOL! Please R/R! Don't own, no cash, just having a blast in the sandbox...

My very first Emergency! fanfiction...from April 1999. Hard to believe that was nearly 20 yrs ago! Just a short to test the waters way back when.

Set in Spring, 2010….Will Johnny, with Roy's help, solve an almost 40-year mystery?

Johnny and Roy are having the type of day that makes them each wish they hadn't got out of bed this morning. Until they meet a victim that isn't wasting any mornings.

After a violent encounter, a woman has cause to regret her choice in men.

There are some dangers to the job that are often over looked... until they happen.

Roy's angle before and during "The Wedsworth-Townsend Act," up until the time he and Johnny walk over to Squad 51 for the first time.

Station 51 has been assigned yet another training 'exercise'. Follows "The Other Side"

Just when the lives of the men of Station 51 seem to be returning to normal, their youngest member experiences his own crisis. What secrets from Johnny's past lead him on a journey to connect the past to the present? Will Johnny's journey take him into a future without the rest of 51's A-shift? This is the sixth and final installment in the "A House Divided" series. NOW COMPLETE.

Station 51 handles a different kind of emergency on Election Day.

What adventures do a teen emergency fan girl and her BFF have when they use the Delorian to visit everybody's favorite station? PLEASE R&R! This is my first story that I've published on so if I did some formatting wrong or something posted funny please understand! Thx!

It was a routine apartment fire. They'd been through dozens of them, and every time they'd come out fine on the other side. There was no reason this fire should be any different... Major Character Death. More notes inside.

It's been a year since they became captains, but time cannot diminish their bond as friends. Neither man can completely explain the connection they have. This rescue will test the ties they formed as partners. Will those be enough to see it to a safe conclusion? Please review, but be constructive.

'Suddenly Johnny popped off with an idea. One that turned out to have hilarious and… well, disturbing…consequences. The men would never look at each other in quite the same way again.' All of A-Shift stuck in a cabin in a freak snowstorm; comfy, cozy, and BORED! Please R/R/Enjoy! Don't Own, No Cash, Just playin' in the sandbox! My muse is getting more and more twisted every day!

Trying to keep a promise, Johnny inadvertently exhibits some behavior that is odd, even for him.

Hank Stanley is observing his soon to be crew at the annual picnic.

Eighteen years after Johnny Gage adopts an abandoned baby, she's all grown up and has found a young man. Inspired by the song 'I Loved Her First' by Heartland. Please comment what you thought! Thanks :)

Johnny Gage's life is turned upside down by a tiny 'firehouse rescue'. He opens his heart to the tiny infant, but will also open up the door to tremendous troubles and wonderful times. But the arrival of the baby brings back a flood of memories and scars that Johnny has long since tried to forget. Please comment what you thought below! Thanks! :)

Johnny's point of view about an unexpected relationship (not his).

It was the worst call of the worst shift and all of the men on scene knew it. The beast that they fought knew it. Even the people watching knew it... WARNING for suicidal thoughts, lots of angst, child death, and PTSD subtext. As always, i am just borrowing the boys and will return them when prompted.

Gage and DeSoto respond to customers trapped in a shopping mall elevator, and later the paramedics are caught in the middle of a gang war while treating a patient. Johnny has an infatuation for a lady lawyer and is driving the station crazy talking about her. Hurt Johnny, hurt Roy. More pathetic humor... Enjoy!

Some nights the station is quiet. So is a paramedic whose mind runs in screaming undercurrents of red water. Or: Johnny's insomnia doesn't ever really get better.

A conversation with Joanne helps Johnny to deal with Drew's death and accept what it means to be one of those left behind. Set after the events of "Frequency." One-Shot.

A peek into Johnny and Gen's life after their marriage and the birth of their first child. Can their love survive the next upheaval in their lives or will the strain simply be too much for them to handle? This comes after my 'What If' series and contains an OC that some will consider to be 'Mary-sue/Pollyanna' If you don't like these type of characters then don't read.

It's Thanksgiving time and Natalie Brisk returns. Let us see how John Gage reacts when seeing her all over again, maybe he can get to know this mysterious woman more and sees where it goes for him.

Part 1 of a 3 part series. Holidays with Station 51. First up, Halloween. A woman is stuck in a tree and it's up the Station 51 to help this Halloween night, and John finds out that this woman is a little different than other women he's met.

Marco's sister gives Chet a Halloween he'll never forget. Previously posted on Two Chickies.

The bored and impatient Chet Kelly can't quite figure out whether the strange conversation between the paramedics is planned to torment him, or is simply their efficient way of communicating.

Final installment of Johnny & Gen's story. -

This story is a re-published title from a few years ago and is titled What if because it's very much a what if scenario. What would Station 51 look like if they'd had a female fire fighter/paramedic on their crew? Johnny Gage/OC

AU, based on an alternative ending that sees Acres survive the fall from the shaft. Ten years after the disaster, the sinking still haunts Acres - the last survivor to be rescued from the SS Poseidon. As New Years Eve approaches, he struggles to deal with terrible memories, and Acres knows he must make a choice - to move on, or to let the past haunt him forever...

Johnny discovers the perils of fan fiction and isn't so sure he wants to be a part of it. This is my first published fan fic (I've written mostly play-by-post role play). I do a bit of teasing about the genre, but be assured it is out of love! Thanks to my beta-reader - you asked me not to mention your name so I won't, but you know who you are. Constructive comments welcome!

After a bad run, Johnny's bizarre behavior ricochets through both Station 51 and Rampart as Roy tries to figure out what's wrong with his partner.

Three vignettes in the life of Mike Stoker. Each chapter is a different story.

Any incidents involving children can be traumatic to EMS personnel. A short story about a seemingly never ending ride involving one of the paramedics.

The Desoto's seem to be drifting apart as a couple. Will their marriage survive? How does one paramedic's trouble at home affect the entire A-shift crew?

...Johnny jumped up, and darted backward, knocking the chair over… he recoiled as his eyes darted around, until his back was against the wall. Pitiful screams escaped from the dark haired paramedic as the hallucinations took over, filling him with terror. Roy tried to restrain his best friend, to keep him from hurting himself, as he yelled for a doctor's help...

Part two of A House Divided series. The Stanley home is isn't the only house disrupted by Hank Stanley's unusual behavior. Will the A-shift of Station 51 fall apart along with their leader?

Hours passed and the air was becoming murky and thinner with each measured breath. He was certain that he was close to being almost out of oxygen. He could feel his heartbeat slowing, his body shutting down. He was starting to think that no one was coming. He was going to die here… all alone.

Ever have one of those days? Our Johnny is having one lately...Here is a lighter side to some rescues and some 'mishaps' that plague a certain paramedic...

When the men of 51's crew choose to embark on new career goals, Hank Stanley brings them together for one last weekend for a stroll down memory lane.

Sequel to "The Gage Secret." Alyssa, Johnny's newly discovered, and homeless, young cousin reluctantly agreed to stay with him for a few days. Now that those 'few days' have passed what surprises lay ahead for Alyssa, Johnny and the other members of the Station 51 crew? COMPLETE.

What's behind Mike Stoker's hoarseness at roll call? Is Chet right - did Mike forget get how to talk on his days off? Or, is something else going on? This is the story I promised Mike I would finish writing in "A Late Night ...".

The Alphabet might only be 26 letters long and if you think of ten words to each letter... that should be enough time for a trapped rescuer to get rescued...right?

Johnny is intrigued when his Aunt Kitty calls to say she needs to tell him something important. But when she is killed on her way to his house he fears the secret died with her. How will he cope? Will he ever find out what she wanted to share with him?

Johnny's survived snake bites, burns, being hit by a car and the Phantom's pranks, but will he survive the great Halloween chilli cook-off? Inspired by an email joke someone sent me and all the lovely Emergency stories out there in fanfic.

Captain Stanley and Stoker are injured in an accident. The team learns more about their captain as the accident brings up painful memories from his past. Mostly focus on Stanley followed by Stoker but team throughout.

In the face of a life-threatening situation, John and Roy each come to realize how and why their partnership works. Now Complete!

"Life comes with no guarantees, no time outs, no second chances." -Unknown This is a response to a vignette challenge based on the above quote. It is a Mike Stoker story for all you Stoker fans! :O

Tag for The Wedsworth Townsend Act- Roy joked that if John played his cards right, he might let him work with him. John joked that Roy needed him. The new partners learn a lot about each other when injuries surface after the high of a rescue wears off

A moonlit night and an unknown type rescue at a creepy old mansion combine with Johnny's overactive 'movie' imagination to get him into some serious trouble. Unfortunately, he’s not the only one in serious trouble.

Squad Fifty-One answers a very unusual night call. And has anyone noticed how much Captain Stanley looks like Rod Serling?

Captain Hank Stanley gets a wake up call when a child down rescue turns out to be his teenaged daughter. When he learns that she is consumed with fear how far will he go to put her at peace.

Captain Hank Stanley and his men are in for an 'interesting' shift.

The station gets called out to the home of an inventor and get more than they bargained for when one of his machines is activated. Now, Johnny, Roy, Marco and Chet are toddlers. Can Cap and Mike handle four rambunctious little kids? Read to find out.

Johnny's friends learn the importance of having a family to care for.

A hot day and an earthquake challenge the men of 51 during a rescue.

When Johnny finds himself in trouble, it is not his partner who comes to his rescue.

Johnny is injured at the scene of an accident. Roy lends him a helping hand. Warning: Some Language.

Johnny is trapped in a collapsed building with a dying child. Warnings for Language and death of a child.

Johnny must make a split second decision when a car chase comes too close to a school yard.

Drabble a story with only 100 words. No more no less

NOTE: This is a badfic--intentionally written to be so bad it's funny. Spelling and grammar are purposely bad sometimes!!! That having been said, there's a robber at Station 51. Oh, yeah, and Johnny gets hurt. What else is new?