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

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'.

The fire Department and the hospital have a system of checks and balances to prevent mistakes, but sometimes they happen anyway.

-AU- Johnny and Roy have to deal with the Crazy Cat lady of Carson City, and Johnny's teasing gets him into a little trouble with Roy. Valentine's day is coming up, and Dr. Brackett's hitting on Dixie. Roy is pursued by a Rampart nurse, and Dr. Early meets a girl he knew in high school. Just for fun. -SLASH- (Constructive criticism welcome, non-constructive reviews will be removed)

"Johnny. Johnny, I need you to wake up. That's it. Can you open your eyes?" Johnny slowly became aware of someone calling his name. [Ignore the confusing reviews - the site glitched and posted another story and I could not fix it for a while. All set now. I did not get in there and delete the guest reviews before the time limit was up so please stop thinking I'm playing games. oy]

No rescue is ever simple, especially with a killer on the loose out to kill DeSoto. Now one of their own needs rescuing.

This is based on the sisters meeting Paige before the beginning of Season 1, but none of them know she is related. Follows events in canon but with changes and diversions. Reader comments appreciated.

Captain Stanley recruits Mike to assist him in a special assignment for the LA County Fire Department but while doing their research they begin to see their shiftmates a bit differently. What will be the ultimate outcome of "The McConnike Mission?"

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.

Something's not quite right tonight.

This story is where Prue, Piper and Phoebe discover there magical heritage and magical powers.

Whenever John and Roy go on a fishing trip they have a hard time leaving work behind them. But this is an area they've been in before They're about to be surprised by the changes that have been made since their last visit.

A little horror story to remind us of Halloween.

A series of sketches related to 'The Call of the Day' including the answers to some lingering questions from the main story. Sketches are mostly independent of each other; timing of new sketches dependent on my muse and real life.

The A shift of station 51 finds a lot more then they bargin for when they respond to a MVA in Bear Canyon during a driving storm leaving some of the crew a little worse for wear having to depend on each other for survival.

With Chet back after an injury, the men of station 51 are together again as they continue to heal. This is the second story in the "Coping Trilogy".

Each member of Hank's crew struggles to come to terms with the events of a harrowing rescue attempt. This is the first story in the 'Coping Trilogy"

What happens when Roy goes out of town and Joanne gets the flu?

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?

*** From a dozen, or so, years ago ***

The title says is all...what strange things occur?

A companion piece to the Season 2 episode Audit, wherein Roy is asked to amputate the leg of a trapped patient in immediate danger.

Not terribly fond of water rescues, John Gage finds himself in yet another "fine mess." A new friend may be his only chance for survival. set late in Season 6, but before Gage and DeSoto become Captains. **NOW COMPLETE**

When a fanfic writer doesn't work on her latest story for a few days, the men of Station 51 decide to take action. A bit of metafictive silliness.

Entombed in an underground maze of an old theatre, with a raging fire burning above ground, Johnny and Roy fight to stay conscious to escape with their two victims. Two friendships are seen through young and old eyes.

John Gage had been a paramedic for over five years; he'd seen accidents, homicides and suicides. But when he stepped through the door, he was shaken to the core by the sight of Chet Kelly - blue eyes wide open in shock, deep red smears over his white t-shirt, broken glass glinting on the floor beside him. WARNING: Descriptions of Cutting/Self-Injury **SI Trigger**

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.

The Emergency paramedics and their families go to Bay City for a vacation and well, as we all know, vacations never go as planned. Roy is missing and it's up to Starsky and Hutch to find him. The search for the suspect takes them to Los Angeles and now it's up to Hutch and Roy to find out what happened to Starsky and Johnny.

Stoker gets stuck driving the squad. How ever will he deal with it?

"After a time, you may find that having is not so pleasing a thing after all as wanting." Could Johnny be learning a valuable life lesson? And who is the teacher?

A little muse from Joanne DeSoto's point of view about her family...all of it.

Dropping from the bridge support while attached to a lifeline and flopping around like a rag doll while holding a seizing teenager had unforeseen consequences for John Gage. Story is now completely posted. TKX for reading.

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.

Formative moments from the probie year of each member of 51's A-shift. One chapter per guy. Rated T for language and, in some chapters, scary situations.

A different POV. Rated T for suggestive language only.

Johnny and Roy are at odds and Captain Stanley forces them to see a shrink before things get out of hand. Can they work out their problems? ... Warning: Budding M/M relationship/pre-slash

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.

After losing one of their own, the men mourn. Minor character death. *A One-shot in memory of the 343 Firefighters, Paramedics and other Rescue Personnel who gave their lives on September 11, 2001...on the 10th Anniversary!*

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

PRE-SLASH. Don't like? Don't read. Ch. 1: Ever wonder why Mike Stoker is so reserved? A brush fire and its aftermath get him talking. Ch. 2: Now for the John Gage POV. What if he's NOT oblivious to 90% of what goes on around him, like Roy thinks?

Roy and Johnny await rescue but they can't wait forever! From Roy's POV.

A companion piece to Dianne's "To Need or Not To Need" with grateful thanks to the original author for her delightful story, and willingness to share.

Johnny and Roy must deal with a difficult situation involving people from Johnny's past. Now complete!

Here is my response to a new story challenge using the following quote: "Do you ever wish that sometimes you could freeze-frame a moment in your day look at it and say 'this is not my life.? - Daniel Hillard Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire

"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." - Gandhi This is a response to the 'no guarantees' Challenges issued by Ginger.

This excerpt, a page from Joanne's journal, was written in response to a vignette challenge issued by GCS. Heads-up, it's sad.

There's a new novel out about firemen written by a fireman, but who wrote it? The crew of Station 51 get engrossed in the novel and the mystery author.

Life as a dog at Station 51.

Why do we do what we do? A-Shift of Station 51 demonstrates the typical life of a firefighter giving insight to the reality of what firefighters are asked to do to make things right for those in need or are suffering.

A simple paper cut can lead to trouble for Johnny.

A companion story to The Fire Talks. Johnny promises to take the Desoto children to a Halloween Carnival.

John Gage gets suckered into spending Halloween with the DeSoto family. All he has to do is survive a couple shifts. Should be easy...as long as he doesn't think about the moon, which will be full on Halloween of 1974. For the second time in October.

Everyone has their own places of comfort, ways to find the support they need to continue doing what they do. Johnny has some thoughts about that.

Just a short one-shot about what one will do to help a friend. Hope you enjoy :

Johnny, Roy and Hank learn a new definition for an over-used word as they rehash several strange runs. This is my first fanfiction story. Please review.

A call turns out not to be a call after all, but someone still needed help.

There was just no escaping it. John Gage knew he was going to be badly hurt. All the paramedic had to decide now was 'how'.

This is a companion piece to Left to Wait and Wonder. It is the same storyline, only using another perspective of the events. While it is definitely not necessary to read the other piece first, it may help clarify some specific details.

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

"I'm sorry. I wish that I was bringing better news. But, this time, I am just not sure that he is going to make it." With those words, Dr. Brackett walked away, and we were left to wait and wonder just what the future would hold.

Tag for E! movie Survival on Charter 220. A neighborhood is plunged into chaos after a plane crash that traps Roy and John in a house. Unlike the movie this story will be told from fifty-one's POV, hopefully answering questions that left fans puzzled.

This fic was written in response to reader requests that some 'loose ends' to both "Semi Conscious" and "He-e-e-e-ere's Johnny!" be 'tied up'. *wink wink*

Sequel to "Semi Conscious". Because that KXLA traffic helicopter had managed to capture the whole horrific thing on film, Squad 51's runaway semi rescue received national attention. One famous person had been particularly impressed by what he'd seen.

Our favorite paramedic team discovers that it pays to be 'conscious' of your surroundings. *wink wink*

Testing a new piece of equipment brings about concequenses that no one at Station 51 could have ever expected.

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.

Roy wakes up and has to deal with what happened the day before. To both himself and Johnny.

Why is Johnny writing four different versions of the same story? Vague adult theme. Chalk this one up to the malingering flu.

Captain Stanley has a talk with Johnny about accidents and Johnny takes it to heart. But sometimes ... things just happen.

Chet grew up with all the tales and had even experienced otherworld creatures who lived with the Celts however since being with 51's he forgot all that in the excitement of the pranks. Now, he was regretting it. Could one call back a Banshee?

Captain Stanley takes on the task of adjusting the attitude of one of his men.

Squad Fifty-One is forced into a detour run by desperate men. Station Fifty-One and Rampart.

Some days you're just in the right place at the wrong time. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. Follows "Horsing Around"

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.

Station 51 answers a call to a house with unpleasant surprises, particularly for Johnny.

Sometimes words are not necessary. The support drawn from the bond of brotherhood outweighs the need for discussion.

Just my ideas about The Hat Incident, as well as where a couple of "Cap-isms" came from. What do you suppose Hank thought of 51s when he first arrived?

Roy thinks he has placed all the main people in his life in comfortable predictable patterns but he should have realized that predictable can never be applied to Johnny Gage

Sometimes all it takes is the perfect match... Sequel to "Understandings"

All he knew, all that was left, was the command to hold on.

Cooking for six can be difficult. Of course, dealing with Chet is always difficult! Follows 'Superman' and 'Fine Lines'

What happens when Johnny puts others first.

A series of rescues keep Station 51 on their toes. Blatant use of coffee as comic relief and the breaking of Rule #1 for a serious side.

Sometimes life slaps you in the face with a sudden loss. Roy finds out first hand how hard it is to say goodbye.

Following several rescues Johnny 'hangs' out with Dixie and Kel. Did I mention the elevator? Follows "Fine Lines"

A highly placed doctor causes trouble for John Gage and Kel Bracket. A sequel to "Phantom Fears".

Roy faces his doubts about a rescue.

Johnny and Roy display their talent at rappelling down cliffs.

After surviving an attack, Johnny's friends are reluctant to visit him.

An earthquake shakes the confidence of Station 51's crew. K for language.

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

It's what you can't see that really says it all…

It doesn't matter how much it hurts, the path will always lead them back together.

Right now, Roy DeSoto needed to be a paramedic. Tag to fourth season episode "The Mouse".

Johnny and Roy discover that leg cramps can be pretty gosh-darn exciting.

Captain Hank Stanley was new, but he was at 51 long enough to know that this was a really bad idea…

Ever noticed the captain's door was always open? The ubiquitous 'Five Things' fic. Five times Capt. Stanley's Door Was Closed

Is Johnny really clairvoyant? Or is it all just a co-incidence. You decide. ;

Johnny is convinced that he will be the next Code F in the stations new uniform.

Frequency as seen through Johnny's eyes. This is something I was inspired to write after watching the episode Frequency and listening to the song Five for Fighting

The paramedics encounter a series of milestones during the weekend Roy DeSoto first invited John Gage to meet his family over dinner.

Chet, Mike and a probie with a helmet come to the rescue when a routine fire alarm turns dangerous. PG for language.

A dog may be man's best friend, but this pooch is a paramadics' worst enemy!

Being really bugged isn't always a bummer.

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

What happens when Mike isn't allowed to say a single word for an entire story? This is a challenge response. The Phantom becomes the pigeon and it's not pretty.

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.

The men of Station 51 are chosen to host a Halloween party. What's worse...they have to dress up! What comical costumes await our fearless firemen? Read to find out.

No way to summarize this. Just read it.

An experiment in writing, trying to avoid the words "look" and "see" and other visual terms by choosing to perceive the action through a character who isn't visually oriented. In this case, Hank Stanley, who is faced with a problem very early one morning.

What do we live for? What's real, and vital to us? Sometimes it takes a trip into the surreal to show us what is truly precious. Rated T for graphic scenes.

A missing scene from Nuisance, grammer edited.

An alternate ending to the episode Alley Cat. Just what WOULD Johnny do with all those kittens?

Roy's thoughts as he sits in the engine looking down at the squad.

Roy and Johnny head out of LA for some training with the park rangers. What could possibly go wrong?

Why does Johnny's Green Pen mean so much to him? Reformatted and cleaned up.

The men of Station 51 fight a raging forest fire, as well as the demons from their pasts. reposted to fix some typos

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

Los Angeles gets its first big winter! things get fun for the crew at 51 and Rampartsorry about the K12 part at the car accident.. it's supposed to be the 'Jaws' that open the door!

A writer learns about the importance of the paramedic program and that Hollywood hose jockeys aren't that different from firefighters anywhere else.

A different ending to the episode Women.

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

There's an arsonist loose in Station 51's district. Meanwhile, Johnny can't wait to start his vacation and Dr. Early helps a young fire victim.

Johnny learns sign language and uses it in an unexpected place.

Johnny has to take a moment after a deadly fire.

After a day full of fighting a forest fire, John ends it by sending the crew on a hunt to find him lost in the woods.

It's another typically busy night for Squad 51. Featuring an appearance by ADAM12's Reed and Malloy.

The first and second Hannibal Heyes via for a fan fiction writer's attention in order to be featured in her next story.

The crew gets an unhappy glimpse at events from John's life he'd have rather kept private

When Mike gets sucked into a cult, can Johnny get him out alive? Complete.

Engine 51 is caught in a mudslide.

Squad 51 is involved in a serious accident.

Continuation of the episode “HANGUP”. Johnny is isolated due to the chance of infection after his exposure to radiation. Then Roy is injured.

Roy witnesses a shooting at a delicatessen while Johnny is outside.

Johnny and Chet have something in common, but how will everyone react?

Alternate ending to the episode HELPFUL. Roy’s anger with Johnny has unexpected consequences.

COMPLETE! Stalag 13 gets a new senior POW officer: Colonel Robert Hogan. Prison life will never be the same. An idea on the genesis of the operation. First in a trilogy that continues with Be It Ever So Humble. Please R&R.

Johnny ignores his own injuries to save Roy

Several firefighters are trapped as a building collapses

Mike's motherinlaw comes to visit and he loses the engine!

Johnny and Roy are taken hostage at the station

Partners stick together...through "Thick and Thin".

First posted on Code Red in 1999. Complete. Johnny takes Roy's children camping and crosses paths with escaped convicts.

Several rainy days cause trouble for Station 51. The Past comes to help. complete

Mysterious letters and an arsonist spell trouble for the Men of Station 51.

Paramedic Roy DeSoto takes an unsual look at his life.

When his partner is bitten by a rattlesnake, Paramedic Roy DeSoto wrestles with his guilt.

How it all started...Because I hate an unanswered question.

Johnny's thoughts during his time in the Lion's cage at the zoo.

An accident rattles Roy DeSoto's nerves

Johnny deserves hazardous-duty pay for this one. And a distemper shot might not be a bad idea either.

Dixie has a secret.