If there was one word Rush could pick to describe his life it would be "stuck". With Rush, the Destiny crew and other innocent bystanders.

Rush and Young, alone together on the planet of the vampire lizards. What could possibly go wrong?

Telford can never figure out what the heck it is that the Ursini are doing there, but it's actually a lot of fun. More from Telford and his Ursini pals.

Contains utterly mundane stuff - like showers, toilets, stills, water dispensers and command chairs. With Brody and the Destiny crew.

The starship Destiny has been asleep for 3 long years and awakes to the strangest sight yet. A new race of advanced aliens, a new enemy or a new fried? One thing is sure. In one way or another this Galaxy will be their last. They will find their way home.

"Ummm… Colonel Young? Is it Disney Day again? Just whistle while you work?"

Being unconscious is the best thing to have happened to him for ages. AU during season 1.

When a member of the crew goes missing, most of the stranded point their fingers at the obvious suspect who keeps claiming to be innocent. The crew is forced to work together and surprising alliances are forged to get Eli back.

The days and weeks in Dr. Nicholas Rush's life after his wife Gloria passes away of Cancer. Note: If you enjoy this story, you will love my new novel "The Apothecary's Curse" coming from Pyr in October 2016

Young first realises that keeping an eye on the little things may give him an unwelcome and forbidding view of the big picture. Rush focus with Young POV, during a particular scene in "Darkness".

After a battle things go horribly wrong. Written for the stargateland "Words are a powerful thing" challenge. "A dialogue only challenge. Write up to 3 "scenes" of using only spoken words between characters or a monologue from one"

A "what happened after series 2?" fic. Presumes you have read my story No Regrets. Chloe and Rush suffer apparent effects from their abduction. p.s. Now it's finished, I ought to say thank you to my de facto betas Ladypredator and destiny001

And if Eli wouldn't have kept his silence in Justice? A re-write of the last scene between Eli and Young.

A second try to dial home goes awry and Eli's the one who saves the day.

“And everybody’s lying.“ Eli slumped his shoulders, looking into Everett’s eyes with determination. “Everybody.“ He turned away and left. Everett listened to his steps fading away and wondered why he’d thrown away Eli’s trust so easily.