A few months after the battle of New York Loki appears back on Stark Tower. He is on the run. Tony Stark gets caught up in the crossfire and is taken along with him. Can they ever make truce in order to get away? Unfortunately they are so very far away from the Nine Realms, that not even Loki knows the way back home. But first, they need to survive. Tony/Loki, slash, NC-17

Jarlaxle awakes to find that Artemis had just started his escape plan. Their only chance: to flee through the magical door Entreri saw when they were captured by the sorceress Tandy. Jarlaxle is still weak. Will Entreri remain partners with him? NO ENDING

A few stories that are a touch of humor involving Entreri, Jarlaxle, and that flute that's already giving some of you nightmares. Takes place after "Wickless." Delightfully Plot free. Repost.

In which our anti-heroes are guided by the power of boredom and pie.

Jarlaxle has the misfortune to meet a most...interesting lich. Sheer insanity and crazed humor ensue. Constructive critique is accepted, but no flaming. CHAPTER 3 FINALLY UP!

co-authored with Surreptitious Chi X. set during The Legacy, Artemis and Jarlaxle's first meeting. Vierna sends Jarlaxle to Calimport to enlist the assassin's help to lure Drizzt to the Underdark.

Jarlaxle and Entreri doing what they do best- bantering! Generic verbal sparring with some humiliation thrown in. No flames, please.

Book 1. Unofficial sequel to Servant of the Shard. Artemis and Jarlaxle find themselves in the Shaar, east of Calimshan. Once leaving the mountain where they defeated the Crystal Shard, they embark on a new journey, becoming bounty hunters in the process.

Thank you for purchasing a VINCENT. Please read the enclosed manual to make sure you get the most out of your angsty bishounen. Give me more reviews, dammit.

Lupin's got love troubles and everyone's asleep. So what does he do? Why go annoy everyone's favorite samurai about it mochiron! Shonen-ai!

The Secret Diaries of FR Dark Elven-related personalities. Warning: Stupid, evil humor, and implied slash. Inspired from the sudden number of Lord of the Rings secret diaries.