Saren is dead. Shepard is dead. But when she comes back, Ian and I will be waiting. Let's see the Omega 4 relay try to stop us...assuming we even make it that far. Sequel to Welcome to the Family. Rated T for language.

If Emilia Shepard had known what was waiting for her aboard the SSV Normandy, she might have never walked through the airlock. But for all the struggles ahead, she has a good ship and a good crew. ME1, Paragade Shepard. Multiple character POVs, expanded minor crew and a focus on the off-camera moments. Contains a great deal of codex entries. Slowburn f!Shepley.

Waking up on Eden Prime in the middle of Saren's attack was bad enough without the migraine - and that's not even mentioning the other complications. What is going on? This is supposed to be a videogame! Self insert.

Suvi isn't exactly questing for Sara's affections (that would be unprofessional!), but, hey, if it happens, who is she to deny it? Following the game plot with various other shenanigans thrown in there. All characters present with eventual Suvi/Sara (because, come on, they're adorable!)

Shepard has always been a bit of a jerk, but is she willing to deal with the corruption that the Alliance, Cerberus, and the Council have to offer? On top of that, she lost two years, her crew has frigate-sized head issues, but as Kasumi puts it, "life finds a way." Updates Mondays

Audrey Dubois has read herself into an alternate universe. A universe where Sherlock Holmes, John Watson, and James Moriarty are real, not fictional characters. Needless to say, hilarity (with a side of life-threatening danger) ensues. (Inspired by the Inkheart trilogy.) *I do not own anything related to Sherlock and its characters, only my OC*

After a very unfortunate turn of events, I find myself hip deep in the Mass Effect universe. Why could I possibly be here? How can one teenager and an unexpected companion possibly have an effect in Mass Effect? I hope I find out soon. T for language [As of 3/8/18, in the process of revising early chapters.]