Shepard took the only path her conscience allowed: destroying the Reapers despite the terrible cost. Battered, beaten, nearly broken, the galaxy struggles to rebuild, but the dominoes aren't finished falling ... for the galaxy and for Shepard and Garrus. They thought destroying the Reapers would be the end, but some happy endings take more work to find than others. New chapters!

Ten billion people over here die, so twenty billion over there can live. After the war, there are pieces to pick up, and lives to rebuild. And even with the Reapers gone, nothing is easy.

Set post-ME3 and sequel to "All Things Pass," "Sub Specie Aeternitatis" and "Never Again." A story of the possible future for Commander Shepard and Liara T'soni.

The Crucible has been fired and the galaxy saved. With the threat of war finally over Shepard can finally have a normal peaceful life with his bond mate, but if we know Shepard we know that his life will be anything but normal and peaceful. T with possible M ratings in future.

Shepard wakes up after destroying the Reapers but is pulled back into angsty visions of the events that led up to the destruction of life as she knew it. Now she finds herself broken, battered, and completely alone.

Shepard felt her rage build, beginning to peak. It moved within her, below conscious thought, deep in her soul. It was the strongest of her reflexes, the greatest of her appetites. Anger was a powerful weapon in the right hands and the hottest burning hatred Shepard had, was for the Reapers. They'd taken so much from her, they'd taken her future. My take on ME3, dark but romantic.

What happened after the 'red ending? This is my epilog to "Mass Effect 3" I started before the Extended Cut...when we had to live with an incomplete 'ending' with huge logic holes. This is my attempt to complete "Mass Effect" in both a logical and more importantly statisfying fashion! The main character is Mary Shepard, who took the Paragon path! In loving dedication to Kat.

Sequel to "All Things Pass" and "Sub Specie Aeternitatis," and the final part of the trilogy. A story of loss, promises, and love.

"All things pass, love and mankind are grass." At least, that's what Shepard told herself. But some things you don't want to pass you by. - - A look at the Shepard/Liara romance. T for some language and a little sexual content.