Gage and DeSoto get 'stuck' working a double-shift together, and Roy quickly finds out that 51's isn't the only fire station with a resident 'Phantom'.

Dixie's niece is the newest nurse at Rampart. She catches Johnny's eye.

Tragedy stole his childhood and took him from one bad situation to another until he found his calling. How Johnny Gage became "The Boot".

Everyone believes that John Gage only has one remaining family member. What if that wasn't true? His world is about to change...for the better.

John Gage returns to LA after wrongly accused and begins again as a paramedic. Can he withstand the pressure and can his friends support him?

Johnny and Roy find themselves circling each other in a way that could leave their friendship either stronger or burned to ashes. Somewhere at the feathery edge of bromance / slash. T for language.

Johnny and Roy are finally on their way back to LA after visiting the place where Johnny grew up in Montana. What of Johnny's past will be revealed as Pandora's box is opened and how will his friends deal with what they find out. This is the third of three stories but can stand alone. First story is Past Secrets. Second story is Song of Life.

Picks up after 'Saving Me'; The DeSoto family has gone through many changes, some good, others not. They came through it with friends and faith intact. Can they do it again?

COMPLETE! What might it be like to be a member of an invisible—and highly discriminated against—minority, in a conservative workplace? Direct sequel to "Stoker Speaks Out." It's m/m slash, but I keep it out of the bedroom. Don't like slash? Don't read it.

**AU** John Gage is anxious about his new Captain and his expectations. Trust is something Hank Stanley would need to earn before he is allowed to get to know his youngest crew member.

This story is a prequel to "The Wedsworth Townsend Act" when Johnny first graduated from the academy and joined L.A. County Fire Station 10 and to my story Rescue Man.

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

John Gage finds himself feeling "helpless" since the rescue of two boys from a storm drain. Tag to "Helpful" Episode 2.2; Orig. Air Date December 16, 1972. A/N–-references to my story "Without Reservation" throughout—but,it stands alone. COMPLETED!

John Gage is late for work but before his captain gets totally irate he's brought in by the previous shift his blood covered apearance is evidence enough that something bad has happened now to move forward, using baby steps at first. Warning some Violence

Johnny has a sister? And she catches Mike's eye. A self important paper pusher and a barage of practical jokes around the station make Hank a crank and puts Chet in the dog house. A happy silly story meant to make you smile.

Sequel to the Researcher. Just how are things going with John Gage and Colette Alderman?

The legacy of a firefighter who was killed in the 9/11 attacks is carried on. Warning of major character death. Non-canon with any of my other stories.

Sequel to "The Fire". Johnny reveals who he considers a real hero.

This is a 9/11 story that I wrote 5 years ago and forgot to post here. It is the sequel to "Never Forget" and "Home at Last".

When Station 51 responds to a call, there's more to it than meets the eye.

Johnny joins the DeSoto family for a day at the beach. But will it be all fun in the sun?

This is yet another companion piece to Left to Wait and Wonder. Same storyline, only using another character's view Definitely not necessary to read the other piece first, but it may help clarify some specific details.

One of the crew is "lost" on a rescue gone bad. Content warning: later chapts. incl. domestic violence, child death, suicide, some graphic content, and religious themes. Set between Season 3 and 4. COMPLETED!

Gage is dealing with some personal issues. He also helps a young boy recover from a traumatic event. Will he accept help from those around him? some minor language/discussion of child abuse and a child death in later chapters.NOW COMPLETE!

What happens in the dead of night at the end of "Bottom Line."

COMPLETE! A series of traumatic calls leaves Roy angry and frustrated. No main character death, no sex of any kind, but serious topics. If you are sensitive to graphic depictions of accident scenes, this story is not for you.

My first fan-fiction. Johnny and Roy can't believe what they find at a hit-and-run accident.

the continuation of 'Where Do I Begin', the continuing story of John and Elise as they work through the aftermath of Elise's accident and continue to build their life together.

How far will John Gage go for a friend?

A difficult farewell for one of the paramedics, as his partner passes on. Tissue alert.

The Emergency! crew must deal with a deadly sniper who is determined to wreak as much havoc and destruction as he possibly can. [companion/crossover piece to the story "The Ordinary Day" posted in the Adam-12 fandom] *remains on hiatus*

It's a dirty job, but someone's got to do it! Response to Ginger S's quote challenge.

After a daring bus rescue, Johnny tries to help Roy through a personal loss. Can their friendship survive this tragedy? NOTE: lyrics from Sarah McLachlan's "I Will Remember You" are used throughout. Some minor language. COMPLETED!

Johnny is asked a question at the scene of a horrible tradgedy. What is his answer? WARNING:some language, reference to child sexual abuse. NOTE: The song "Angel" by Sarah McLachlan references-released in the 90's-it is fiction, right? COMPLETED!

This is a new story challenge using the following quote: "I can think of no more stirring symbol of man's humanity to man than a fire engine." Kurt Vonnegut

Roy and Johnny are offered by circumstance an opportunity to explore issues related to domestic violence. Neither man welcomes this fatalistic offering, and both men try to cope while providing care for their victims. Warning! Scenes of child abuse.

We all know about Johnny's rants—his fervent speeches about whatever is on his mind at the moment. Well, what if one actually made sense? Hmmm…this is my first crack at this, so I would appreciate comments.

This is a story I wrote a while ago and am finally getting around to posting here. It deals with my thoughts on Johnny's upbringing. Reader beware, it deals with Child Abuse. This is the first of three stories but can stand alone. Second story is Song of Life. Third story is Pandora's box. Also for you Adam 12 fans the boys in blue make a breif appearence.

A string of false alarms bodes trouble for the crew of Station 51 and for one paramedic in particular. M for the type of violence you would see in R-rated movies in ch. 3 only. Everything else would play on TV these days.

In the series episode "The Exam," Roy and Johnny spend days worrying about taking their re-certification exam, only to have the computer eat their test scores. But what if one of them didn't pass the on the retake?

Some kids run away and join the circus. John Gage ran away to be a fireman, and now as an adult his past rears up to clash with his present as he's stranded at an accident scene injured and alone and in need of rescue in more ways than one.

Tag for fifth season's episode Above and Beyond…Nearly

Johnny and Chet go on a hiking trip. Johnny is injured and it is Chet who comes to his resque.