13th in the Phil and Clint series. A Happy Birthday Phil story. Hot dog monsters, Ben & Jerry's, bad movies, lobster rolls, sexy times, and Godzilla. Plus, a very special question. Pretty damn fluffy until it isn't. You might want to read "Barton's Down" before this one.

#11 in the Clint and Phil Series. Phil's having a bad day ... and Clint maybe just what he needs to get over it. A companion piece to "Hang to Dry." Based on a gifset by uuuhshiny at

10th in the Phil and Clint series. Everyone assumed Phil always followed the rules and Clint always broke them. But it's Clint who has Barton's Big Five rules of sex. A five plus one romantic smut for Jill.

Coulson's love of classic, red-blooded American cars should not have shocked Clint as much as it did, what with the senior agent's deep patriotism and quiet obsession with Captain America, but Phil's reverence for the cherry-red Corvette in the warehouse was oddly surprising. Rated for language.

8th in the Phil and Clint Series. There are two words Phil never wants to hear ... and when the call finally comes, it's not what anyone expects. References to Dear Agent and Clint Barton is a Trouble Magnet in this story, plus some mentions of torture and violence.

Seventh in the Phil and Clint series. When Phil came into their room that night, feet barely clearing the carpet, dropping his ready bag just inside the door, he didn't look up, all too aware of Clint half-asleep on the couch, the light of the television casting shadows across the room.

6th in the Clint and Phil series. It came as a surprise to the Avengers when Phil and Clint quit speaking to each other, Clint moving out with just the clothes on his back and the new toothbrush he'd left in a drawer in his old room.

Life in the Barton-Coulson household has been more interesting since the addition of they're newest member, Zach.

Clint and Phil are preparing themselves to welcome the famous -or infamous- Coulson Family Thanksgiving Dinner. Third instalment in the Four First Years.

A moment in time, a sweet summer day, a quiet warm Saturday. Second part of the Four First Years, sequel of The First Spring.

Part 5 of the Phil and Clint series. The years of working at SHIELD with Phil Coulson were when Clint learned more about why he was willing to throw himself right in front of a bullet. It all came down to the fact that Clint believed he could save people.

A new spring brings a new love! Cliche? Yes, absolutly. But then you throw in a world class archer, a super spy and a corgi, and you get a whole new story!

#4 in the Phil and Clint series. Tony opens his big mouth, spills a secret and has to make amends. Phil and Clint get the benefits. A funny drabble written for thenita and katieuplate that turned romantic on me.

Part 1 of Phil and Clint. Phil Coulson was a world class paper pusher, a born bureaucrat, a pain in the ass, and about a half a dozen other ways to say he was damn good at the job of keeping order, at least according to a lot of the people who worked with him. Handling weird shit, calmly and with aplomb, that was Phil's job

Part 2 of Phil and Clint ... Clint Barton had very little that he cared about in the world. He'd learned early on that if you cared, you got hurt. Parents backhanded you, mentors turned on you, and even brothers left you for dead. In the army, he'd learned to keep his mouth shut and his true abilities hidden.

Part 3 of the Phil and Clint series. It wasn't that Tony was a voyeur or anything. Honestly. Based upon this amazing artwork kingbirdkathy . tumblr . com/post/42751506634/phil-clint-guest-for-fanbook

Castiel consults a Cosmo article in order to seduce Dean.