"To be a ship's medic is to be doctor, priest, teacher, and parent to your crewmates. You're the one who's supposed to fix everything, the one they scream for in agony, the only one upon whose shoulder it is permissible to cry. They willingly bare their souls to you. And that sacred trust is how I endure." Karin Chakwas reflects on her time aboard the Normandy.

This is a story of the T'Soni-Shepard family - which includes the Normandy crew - seen primarily through the eyes of Jane Shepard's daughter, Riley. It's neither canon nor AU, but follows the real emotional journey of a family, with all their heartache and joy. They reach for each other - and sometimes push each other away - to try to find a sense of security and love.

The moment Rachel Shepard steps through the door of Liara T'Soni's office in Nos Astra, well… nothing will ever be quite the same again. Two-POV, Better Angels 'verse, M for mature themes and language.

In an effort to be a better lover to Hawke, Merrill hides Isabela in the wardrobe to give her some verbal coaching. (Merrill/Hawke voyeur!Isabela)

The first time you died went like this: your heart stopped, and your brain stopped, and your breathing stopped, and you were glad, because you finally understood what it means to have failed (Eliza Shepard's N7 mission, Ghost 'verse).

Part of the Scarlet Sapphire series. Follows Commander Shepard through her hunt for Sovereign as she discovers her place in the Galaxy and little bit about herself along the way. How droll. Better than it sounds, hopefully. But I'll let you be the judge. Rated T because of reasons.

There's a room in the house Shepard doesn't know how to explain.

Shepard can't sleep. Liara can't sleep. EDI doesn't need to. A three-POV one shot in the Better Angels 'verse, ME3 setting. M for mature themes.

A series of occasional one-shots depicting different crew members' arrivals aboard the Normandy/significant appearances round about the ME3 timeline. Shepard or Liara will feature in most of them in some fashion, hence the character filters. Rated for language.

Hannah Shepard meets the best bartender this side of the galactic core for the first time. As she seeks the company of a sympathetic ear, she starts to learn a little more about her daughter's extraordinary adventures. Extended edition, rated for language. Better Angels 'verse, implied FemShep/Liara.

As Liara recovers from injuries received in the battle for Earth, she discovers that her final joining with Shepard has bestowed some unintended consequences. Working with the crew to get the Normandy back into space, she struggles to come to terms with the idea that she has lost the Commander for a second and final time.

Summary: Liara's experiences while Shepard is making the final run and after. Contains spoilers for ME3. Disclaimer: Bioware owns all the rights. I'm only here for the adventure! (OK - and the romance.)

After months of long, bloody war against the Reapers, Shepard returns from a difficult mission full of doubt. F!Shep/Liara pairing. Mild references to violence.

A hand study.

What happens to organic memories in a synthetic shell?

Final story in the Can Wait series. Liara and Shepard are reunited after the final battle and overcome their doubts.

Beginning with the infamous wall scene, Liara refuses to believe Shepard is dead. From Liara's POV, an on-going, fluffilicious story about their reunion on Earth and their continuing romance. Does not follow any of BW's canon endings. Rated M for Liara/FShep sexual content in chapter 4, which is graced by a special appearance from the unrivalled T.A. Blackwell.

Overwhelmed when a mission goes wrong, Shepard has a moment of weakness. Takes place during the events of Mass Effect 3.

In regards to Joker's sister and an asari PTSD patient. During the events of Mass Effect 3.

Leliana's tired of Tabris believing she has to fight all her battles alone.