What if in Joy Ride, Rusty paid Lewis a hotel visit instead of a phone call? Can Fuller pull it together and save his little brother for once? I own nothing, rated T for language.

Spoilers for Collector series! A different ending to The Collection. I own nothing. Rated T for language and torture.

Albus Dumbledore has been searching for Harry Potter for seven years, unknowingly he bumped into the eighteen year old, and stirs the hornets nest. Harry who is the leader of the underworld, vows to put an end to the manipulative old man and also has to deal with Voldemort who was encroaching upon his territory. SS/HP top Harry bottom Severus! will Sirius and Remus join Harry?

They have a question, just one: Where is he? But Tim remains stubbornly silent. Must be pride, he thinks, as the first consequence of his silence slams hard into the side of his head. (Really should put a warning in about language... Lots of the colorful kind.)

A narration of the events in season 2's 'The Collector,' followed by a twisted alternate outcome for the boys. Murphy and 10K find themselves held captive by a sick, cruel, heartless stranger. 10K learns he doesn't hate Murphy as much as he thought, and Murphy realizes he wants 10K to be alright. Will contain predatory slash, warnings inside.

A brazen bourbon theft - sixty-five cases of 20-yr-old Pappy van Winkle are stolen from the Buffalo Trace Distillery. What self-respecting Eastern District of Kentucky United States Marshal wouldn't want to be involved in the investigation?

Moving on and looking back. A story centered around Tim in the ten years following the series. (An extension, backward, of "A Long Climb Up".)

Tag to 7x01. The police investigates a rather strange break-in and somebody has to interview the witnesses. Outsider POV.

"I'm a friend of Sam and Dean Winchester." The stranger in my bedroom said. "I need you to come with me." Third in the Fellowship series.

An ending.

Crime, relationships, morality, justice - each is a puzzle with no edges. Welcome to Tim's life. (Takes place during and post season 5.)

"Insanity - a perfectly rational adjustment to an insane world." - R.D. Laing (A collaboration by authors hallonim and freshouttaideas.)

In small towns like Lebanon people talk and my little grocery store was the center of the town's gossip. And Dean was the most exciting thing that had happened here in years.

Being the damsel-in-distress sucks, and shining armor chafes. A list of the truths they leave out of fairy tales. (Recurring OCs)

Set between the glimpse of Danny Crowe's butt cheeks and the even shorter glimpse of the Scrabble board at Boyd's bar. (Spoilers for 5.4)

A collection of odds and ends, oneshots, that couldn't find a home in a story and ended up on the cutting room floor. All characters and some O/Cs.

"I didn't expect to see Sam again. For sure I didn't expect him to die on my operation table." NOT a death!fic, sequel to "Fellowship of the Nine". Season 8.

On a cold Friday night in January, a small Oklahoma town is faced with tremendous loss. Then, two rough-looking strangers arrive, maybe bringing more trouble with them. Could be, though, they'll send trouble packing. Outsider POV.

Tag to 2x01, "This demon comes first – before me, before everything." So why did John make the deal and gave away the only weapon that could help them against the demon?

Art focuses on priorities on a busy day at the office.

A mutilated body is found by Deputy Marshal Tim Gutterson in a cave in Kentucky, the latest victim of a serial killer hunted by the FBI's Behavioral Sciences Unit. Will Graham works to solve the puzzle left by the psychopath and the puzzle that is the Lexington Marshals' resident sniper. (slash)

Tag to 9x02 so SPOILERS for that episode. Learning to shoot isn't that of a bad idea for Kevin. At least Dean thinks so.

After killing Voldemort during seventh year, Harry vanished without a trace. But now, 8 years later, a deadly secret forces him to return and it seems that only Snape will be able to save him. SSHP, no slash

What if?

"This human was probably my only chance to get out of Purgatory. Better not letting him get killed." Dean and Benny in Purgatory, Benny's POV. Warning: A vampire's mind is a dark place. Nothing explicit, no slash. *complete*

Sam spends a weekend with some Stanford friends. But he's not the man they used to know anymore. Outsider POV. Season two.

Tim is left with his thoughts after shooting Colton Rhodes.

It seemed a simple task - follow up on the girlfriend in the Hopkins case - but nothing's simple in law enforcement. A look away from the camera's focus in Season 3, for those of us who were disappointed by the paltry parts given to Tim, Art and Rachel. (Recurring O/Cs and some sleight-of-hand with the timelines. Genre chosen is Tragicomedy because that is life.)

"'All things truly wicked start from innocence,'" Tim recited. "That's Hemingway for you. Telling it like it is." - Raylan and Tim wade through the murky world of truth and justice. (Recurring O/Cs and Artfulness)

"At least you got to shoot your father. Mine had the nerve to die before I got back from Basic with skills and a loaded weapon." It was the usual Tim Gutterson humor, dry.

Raylan and Tim celebrate Christmas together - Marshal style. A Harlan Christmas story to bring some holiday cheer to the fandom. Ho ho ho.

The Lexington Marshals office adjusts to a new Deputy. Follows after Broken Boy Soldier, picking up that back story.

Tag to 8x01, so SPOILERS for that episode. Dean doesn't talk about Purgatory, however, Sam just has to watch his brother to get the picture.

What motivates a man: money, respect, loyalty, trust? A contract killer is pulling jobs in Kentucky and his skills point to military training.

Raylan decides to chase a ghost hidden in the Dixie Mafia and Tim gets dragged along in his wake. This follows in the timeline of the other stories with some recurring O/Cs, but stands alone, too. It's Tim Gutterson front and center with a heavy dose of Raylan and some Art for flavor.

Tim and Rachel tackle the FBI, the DEA, and the drug cartels. Well they have to do something when they're not helping Raylan. Rated for violence and occasional swearing.

Continuing after 'I Knew a Guy' and 'Left Out in the Cold'. More Justified fun with Tim at the center. It amuses me. Not slash.

Rachel goes to see Tim the day after the shooting. A one-shot follow up to I Knew a Guy. Bit philosophical, sorry.

"He only had a second to choose. But it was no choice, not really." Tim and Raylan start to understand each other a little better. NOT SLASH.

"Sittin' in bars all afternoon drinkin' is just gonna get you into trouble." A one shot back story for Tim. Not Slash. Rated only for some swearing and violence.

After his encounter with the Winchesters Special Agent Victor Henriksen has to make a decision. No slash, rated for language just to be sure. Second in the Victor 'verse *COMPLETE*

Sometimes the Winchesters ruined somebody's life without even knowing. Sometimes they get the chance to make it right again. Outsider POV. Rated for language just to be sure.

Tied to a chair. That was not the way Special Agent Victor Henriksen had pictured his days off. No slash, rated for language. First in the Victor 'verse *COMPLETE*

Snape’s position as a spy is compromised when Harry’s life is threatened. The beginnings of a journey together. NOT HBP COMPLIANT ch27 quote: Snape studied him seriously, his black eyes searching Harry’s green ones before saying, “I can do all those thi