Sequel to "A distant Light". An old and powerful curse still holds sway over Durin's House. How far does one Captain go to save a friend, to save his King? How much can one man bear and will he risk fate itself to do it? Rated M for violence.

The thoughts, feelings, adventures, and banter of River and Mal, as presented in a series of random and unrelated vignettes. River/Mal, mostly light and fluffy pieces.

It's a good thing the Autobots don't pay Ratchet overtime.

When Fili, born blond and squalling, is passed to Thorin instead of a father for his public naming, Dwalin says nothing, because it is not his place. Dis/Dwalin

Kili survived the battle of the five armies, thought he lost his home again. Decades later a grim dwarven warrior comes across a man searching for Imladris. Thus begins a journey across the lone lands that will lead into war. Rated M for violence, just to be safe.

Mirage accepts a black ops mission to Monacus, which makes Jazz worried. Set during G1 S3, sometime after "Grimlock's New Brain".

He told her once that they were for eternity. She believed him then. But now…well, now she's not so sure.

For Mal and River, 'happily ever after' takes some work - especially when people from their past keep turning up. Mal/River, sequel to 'No Power in the 'Verse.'

Picks up where Season 3 ended; I couldn't let Mitchell go. What started as a therapy session has morphed into a full plot. Vampires and werewolves and ghosts, oh my! Plus a new face and Old enemy.

"Having no choice but to feel, River cherishes all the more deeply the ability to act. If only she knew what action to take." A study of River, working her way through the complications of falling in love. River/Mal.

They all came on board for different reasons, but they each stay for the same one. One emotion, nine different perspectives, nine different connections.

"Funny, but he never thought he'd be the last one left." Jayne ponders the fates of his former crew and eventually meets his own. Warning - mentions of character death.

The story of how Annie met George and Mitchell. The pilot episode re-imagined from Annie's point of view, with our OT3.

Fluffy one-shot set in series 1 as an antidote to the remorseless angst of series 3. Mitchell finds an old favourite jazz track and gets out his saxophone for the first time in ages. Annie hears him play.

A lot has changed since Annie wrote "Get Out" on some entryway wallpaper. Spoilers for 3x08.

Book #1 "You want to know something, Optimus Out-Of-Whose-Tailpipes-The-Light-Shineth Prime? Today I find myself wondering if it's worth it after all." Soundwave's death triggers a tiny change in Megatron. But real peace requires hard choices and some literal soul-searching... and has planet-sized consequences. AUDIOBOOK VERSION AVAILABLE.

A series of lifechanging events involving Sideswipe and Sunstreaker, told from different points of view. Written in 2002, long before it would become painfully obvious that I could have chosen a better title...

Mirage likes Jazz. Jazz likes Mirage. What's it gonna take for our favorite saboteur to get the noble to admit it? Jazz/Raj

A look at the history of Ratchet's relationship to Sideswipe, told in snapshots.

Astoria. Powerglide. By the very laws of nature one would think it beyond impossible. But then again, stranger things have happened...right? Chapter 6: Days Off. You'd think having some days off would be a good thing...

Jazz-centric. G1 AU ish . Nothing is as it appears. Sometimes all it takes is one individual to hold a unit together… and one to tear it apart. Eventual Jazz/Sideswipe

Pre-Earth - Smokescreen’s past loyalties threaten the fate of the Special Ops team after the Combaticons are captured by the Autobots. Smokescreen/Swindle, Prowl/Onslaught

G1: In the world of Special Ops, it's often kill or be killed. Or in the case, spy or be spied upon. Neither of which Mirage minds all that much, but a little warning would've been nice. Jazz/Mirage with voyeuristic themes

One-shot. Convinced he's going to the special hell, Mal reflects on how he ended up outside under a blanket with River. Mal/River.

G1. Mirage's life as a young Tower mech is perfect, as far as he's concerned. That is, until his father decides it's time for him to get a personal attendant. Life with the most unusual mech he's ever met is certain to require a bit of adjustment. Slashy.

Ironhide finds himself the subject of a young mech's affection. He is torn between wanting to return the affection & fear he might be perceived as taking advantage of such a sweet young person, fear he might truly be too old. MorMA.G1.Slash. Unusual pair.

Jazz is bored, and to his delight, so is Sideswipe. Oneshot, slash, G1, PWP. Completely pointless, and no connection whatsoever to the Twinning the Hatchet series.

Post 2007 movie: Something happened to Jace Hunt in Mission City, but what? Will going back there bring back his past, or cut off his future?

Bots sifting thro' debris of a devastated neutral city find one of its defenders alive & take him to their base. Repaired & released from medical, Bluestreak wanders the halls. Jazz rescues him again. MorMA.G1.Slash. Jazz:NotProwl gift for RustyChevrolet.

He flirted, he complimented, and he flirted some more. What did he get in return? A generic deadpan response and no action! All Cosmos ever wanted was for Omega Supreme to acknowledge his feelings. Fluffy slash.

Complete! The twins are up to their usual shenanigans, and Ratchet gets caught in the middle. Disclaimer: All recognizable characters property of HasTak. Not me. G1

You dream so loudly she aches with it and she wakes me up because she can't sleep.

No one ever remembers to watch out for Jazz.

A man can only hate himself for bein' accordin' to his nature for just so long before something has to give. Mal, River.

The Dinobots discover a classic of English literature - Revised and Completed!