After the fallout from Miranda, Inara is back on Serenity but she and Mal are still keeping up the pretense that they don't have feelings for one another. With Christmas approaching, Kaylee decides that the time has come to give them a little nudge in the right direction.

In a world of blood and pride, Jane is barely considered a person. When her circumstances change, can Jane take control of her terrifying situation? Or will she lose in the endless battle between life and death? [a remake of my old story! updates first saturday of every month.]

Kylo Ren, recovering, retrained, and bolstered by the Dark Side thanks to Snoke, is still obsessed with his failures and the scavenger that got away. Carving a furious path through the First Order fleet and throwing everything away, he hones in almost desperately on her location as she runs from his whispers until there is nothing left but them.

Two years have passed since Christine left him for Raoul. Erik continues to reside underneath the burned down remains of his abandoned opera house where he has resigned himself to live alone as the Angel in Hell. Sophie stumbles into Erik's underground world one day quite by accident. He saves her, but he can not risk another angry mob, and so he takes her captive. E/OC Complete

Tongue-in-cheek tour of pre-TLJ Reylo tropes. This time, it is Kylo Ren who is taken prisoner. Rey is given the impossible task of turning this moody, homicidal creep back to the Light, all while he awkwardly attempts to lure her into darkness. Bickering, sexual tension and poor life-choices ensue. Written pre-TLJ.

"And illness, like bowling balls and barbed wire, constrains you until you figure a way out of it. On a steamy train coming from Paltryville, Klaus Baudelaire sat. He did not know it yet, but he was about to be struck with an illness." After The Miserable Mill, Violet cares for two exhausted little siblings; but one of them might be ill post-hypnosis.

Rey is undercover at a ball. So is Kylo Ren. Who thought putting Rey in that dress was a good idea? Borderline drama, fluff, crack without actually totally falling into any of those categories, with a generous helping of SMUT. NOT an AU. Written for a "oh hey, what are you doing here?" prompt request.

It is Publick Times in Williamsburg in the year 1779, and Felicity is chosen for character acting at the fair. Meanwhile, Ben's company is passing through the town for a day. A whole lot of teenage awkwardness ensues.

Sequel to "Deeply". The Pearl, mid DMC, Jack throws Elizabeth a captain's dinner. Wine and rum flow. When Elizabeth expresses certain *frustrations* about her relations with Will, Captain Jack Sparrow is only too happy to clarify a few things. Look out, whelp! While playing teacher Jack may prove to be the thief of hearts instead…

"You need a teacher." Rey often recalls Kylo Ren's words. When she has to beg Luke Skywalker to train her, she thinks she shouldn't have to fight for this, and remembers her enemy's impassioned declaration in the middle of their battle on Starkiller. How eager he was to show her the ways of the Force. Reylo.

Marooned on a desert isle with a certain wobble-legged pirate, Elizabeth finds herself fighting for survival, and falling in love. Rescue is bittersweet, and in a devil's bargain she trades herself to Norrington for Jack's freedom. Will she become the Commodore's wife, or will Fate intervene? Chiefly Sparrabeth & a little twisted Norribeth. COMPLETE!

He can't leave the room. Her room. And it's all the Order's fault. Confined to a small space with only the Mudblood for company, something's going to give. Maybe his sanity. Maybe not. "There," she spat. "Now your Blood's filthy too!" DM/HG. PostHBP.

Winner of two Summer 2009 Indies. A beautifully plain girl writes the colors used to unravel a young prodigy of the brushstroke. What color are the eyes that see through the heart? Forest green and their rooted brown. AH/M. COMPLETE.

The rest of the story around 'middles' and 'lovers' in One Hundred. Warning adult themes and content.