When a client hires the team to infiltrate a cult, Murdock poses as a vulnerable recruit to become the team's inside man. But the client isn't telling them the whole truth. Will his deception jeopardize the mission or will it endanger the lives of the entire team?

It's that time of year and one of the team members is especially spooked. Is there good reason for his fear?

Murdock unwillingly relives memories of Vietnam while the Team is commissioned to help someone from his past. (Completely re-edited and largely rewritten book from my 2008-2011 series. Book 1 of 19.) WARNING: Wartime violence.

These events take place shortly after the episode "Family Reunion". Face is given hope that his momma is still alive. But does Murdock have evidence to prove otherwise? Might help if you have read Part 1, but hopefully the recap and Chapter 1 will make recent events clear.

Hannibal has a new Lieutenant, and he's not fitting in. He's a cherry with a bad attitude and an annoying cockiness that the others just want to beat out of him… or is he? There may be more to Lieutenant Peck than meets the eye.

Disclaimer: I don't own any rights to the A-team tv-series. Spoiler: A 'Curtain Call' retelling (S2). It was an episode I personally loved & hated at the same time. At some point, I started writing it in fiction-form, but with a slight twist while filling in some missing gaps. Murdock is shot and the team is trapped without the medical needs to aid their badly injured team member.

"D' I need t' remind ya who has the gun, muchacha?" Murdock's paranoia working overtime? Or is the new psychiatrist at the VA hospital up to no good?

David Rossi learns the hard way that what may have been done innocently and without malice can have dire consequences for another. Spoilers for 'Solitary man' Chapter 30, The last chapter to this story.

A short collection of crazy capers featuring Crazy Max Klinger of MASH 4077 and Howlin' Mad Murdock of the A-Team!

When Amy asks Face how he ended up on the Team, their reactions are not what she expected. His first interaction with the lieutenant is something BA still hasn't let go. But it piqued the colonel's interest, and was one of many times that the conman proved there's more to him than meets the eye.

Just as their captain's exam results come out, Johnny is blown through a garage. The resulting head injury reveals more about his past and changes life for all those involved in his life. Can everyone cope with what takes place? *I welcome constructive, honest, helpful reviews* NOW COMPLETE!

When Murdock and Amy disappear during a mission, the rest of the team have to figure out who has them: Giuseppe Tannini and his goons or someone else more sinister. Murdock thinks he knows. If he's right, Amy and he are in a whole lot of trouble from someone he swore he would never work for again.

John Gage and his police officer friend, Drew Burke, have had on-going debates about who has the more dangerous job. Drew persuades John to go on a ride along with him…and the experience impacts both men more than they ever could have imagined.

Christmas Eve is a time for being together, sharing in the seasonal joy and maybe opening a present or two. So why does the gift Face opens from Murdock squelch his Christmas spirit? A sequel to 'Morale' but that story doesn't need to be read first.

Vietnam era. BA has a hard time coping with the flying antics of a certain Howling' Mad Murdock. But is he hiding another hidden fear? Any reviews are always gratefully appreciated. Final chapter now posted.

Vietnam era. When a mission goes wrong for two members of the A-Team, BA learns not to judge a book by its cover. Reviews most welcome and greatly appreciated. Chapters 4 and 5 now posted.

The fire Department and the hospital have a system of checks and balances to prevent mistakes, but sometimes they happen anyway.

When a mission takes a bad turn, Face is forced to tell Hannibal about an injury he suffered during the battle with Kyle's men. With lives hanging in the balance, Hannibal makes a decision that may drive a wedge in his friendship with Face.

Continuing on from the TV series "Family Reunion". Face has just found out from Murdock that he was the son of a criminal called AJ Bancroft. But what of his mother, Samantha? Elsewhere, Murdock has to make another decision that could further threaten his friendship with his best buddy. Reviews most welcome and greatly appreciated. Final chapters now posted.

Face had done this a hundred times, busting Murdock out of the nut-house and he thought this would be like all the other times. Except this time, a desperate voice, the sound of someone who needs help, draws Face into a sinister plot being hatched at the VA Hospital. T for language. No pairings.

Set in a Viet Cong prison camp. Murdock uses song to boost the morale of his fellow prisoners. But at what cost? Rated T for descriptions of unpleasant interrogation methods.

Roy comes to a realization that could cripple his fire fighting career and break up 51's paramedic team. Additional scenes to "The Mouse".

A few short insights as to what could have possibly pushed our favourite pilot over the edge. Not all necessarily to do with the war, but nonetheless all personal battles that Murdock endured through his life. Final two chapters now posted.

Vietnam era. When BA Baracus is assigned to Colonel Smith's unit, Hannibal has to try and find a way to keep the hot-headed, punch-happy Sergeant out of the Brigg. Reviews welcome.

Murdock, on a new medication trial, is excited to be broken out of the VA and whisked away into another mission with his team in Texas. But when he begins to detox, the team sees Murdock at an all time low as he goes into a manic episode and the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder he's been hiding so well for so long, is finally exposed.

How did Face manage to secure a '53 pink Cadillac whilst in the jungles of Vietnam? Is he about to reveal one of his best-kept secrets? Continuation from the TV episode "Holidays in the Hills". Reviews welcome.

This is the final part in the trilogy "The End or a New Beginning?". The A-Team have finally got their pardons. Just a few loose ends to tie up with a couple of twists for Murdock and Kami. But its Hannibal that takes centre stage in the end.

They found him in a dark basement, high out of his mind, shivering beyond control, and unable to remember what happened between his cover being blown and their rescue. Everything went wrong that could've gone wrong with the plan. But Murdock was okay. He promised Hannibal and the guys he was okay, because he knew eventually, he would be. In time, he could be.

My take on what happened to the A-Team at the end of the final series. I first uploaded this back in June 2013 and was my first attempt at fan fiction! The story is the same, but I have only just found how to break it up into chapters, so thought it would be easier to read. Part 2 has also now been uploaded. Reviews (good or bad!) welcome.

Part 2 of my take on what happened to the A-Team after the "Grey Team" TV episode (which was officially the last episode of the series). Might help if you have read Part 1 but not absolutely essential. Some knowledge of the last season of the A-Team may be beneficial. Reviews welcome.

There is a bomb threat at the VA hospital and Murdock disappears, leaving the A-Team clueless as to his whereabouts and whether or not he is still alive.

Face meets an orphan in a small town and soon ends up getting him and Murdock kidnapped by ruthless men while fighting to protect the boy. Hannibal and BA must find a way to save them, especially Face, from a dark secret that is about to be uncovered.

Seeing Leslie again has opened old wounds in Face that go much deeper than just sophomore year in college. Takes place after "The Only Church in Town".

A horrific car crash brings back haunting memories for Murdock, leaving him angry, bitter and hostile. (death and destruction, but not the Team) Co-written by The-Time-Travelling-Hippie and myself after discussion about our affection for the darker side of Murdock.

Hired to save a community theater in East Texas owned by Murdock's old high school English teacher, the team finds themselves dealing with ghosts, both real and imagined, from their team mate's past. Can the show go on with Murdock in a lead role? Now (finally!) complete!

After their mission in the lumberyard, it appears as though the A-Team has escaped unscathed if a little splintered yet again. But what if not all of them did? What if Murdock came out of it more than a little worse-for-wear, and how will the team deal with it? Set directly after "Timber" s03e05 . Face/Murdock slash

A tag to curtian call S2.23. some brotherly love and sweet glances while riding away from scary Decker and his green buddies.

Johnny Gage is Roy DeSoto's best friend. Now. But Roy had a life - and another best friend - before he met Johnny. But now his past/present are on a collision course and more than just friendship is at stake.

When Johnny agrees to watch Roy's kids so they can get away for their Anniversary, he didn't plan on a run to Rampart. But accidents will happen. Too bad Roy doesn't see it that way. Can their partnership or their friendship survive the aftermath?

Having made a secret pact with Hannibal, Murdock attempts to adjust to his new life at the VA. The team calls upon him to assist on his first mission since their escape from prison, but can he overcome his past trauma and fly once more?

The Team remembers a sad occasion. Warning: Main Character Death

Vietnam era fic. After the events in Blazing Star, a struggle between Commanding Officers places Murdock in the middle. Before there is an outcome to the battle between CO's, tragedy strikes.

Murdock's struggle back to reality after Vietnam and during the early days of the VA, from a little bit different POV. Originally written about 10 yrs. ago and uploaded to another site under a different pseudonym. Slightly revised.

Face arrives in Vietnam determined to go it alone in Hannibal's unit; Murdock, struggling with the war himself, has other ideas. Written for the kinkmeme July challenge, but NOT slash. Final chapter now posted.

Sequel to The Logic Game. May's back for revenge and Reid's once again in danger, only this time he's all alone. No slash.

While trapped in a building collapse, Roy harkens back to a Radio/TV series as his life "flashes before his eyes." Circa Season 5 Not your typical "cross-over". Content warning-some curse words used throughout-COMPLETE!

Reid and Morgan are kidnapped by a whole new type of Unsub who wants to play a sick game with them. No slash.

Murdock's missing... but who took him? And why? Will they get him back before he snaps completely? Rated for lots of character abuse and language.

After a daring bus rescue, Johnny tries to help Roy through a personal loss. Can their friendship survive this tragedy? NOTE: lyrics from Sarah McLachlan's "I Will Remember You" are used throughout. Some minor language. COMPLETED!

He knew he would be okay, because Murdock was there and he trusted him. Murdock wouldn't let him die.

Colonel Decker administers truth serum to Murdock. Meanwhile, four bounty hunters set the team in their sights.

A series of "missing scenes", connected as a something of a back-story following the episode "Revelations". How did Reid and the BAU team handle the aftermath? Team fic; rated T for mentions of drug use and mild swearing.

A continuation of the episode "Curtain Call" We pick up where we left off in the episode, with the team escaping Decker and his men at the mine entrance

Paramedics called to an unknown type rescue are left reeling when the deceased victim turns out to be one of their own. Subsequent deaths around L.A. lead to a mass homicide investigation as more victims are found in similar condition. No one is safe.

Every job has calculated risks. This job just has a few MORE of them... WARNING: eventual ANGST with a side of emotional torture and possibly death. Optional "Interlude" rated M, all the rest is rated T.

Johnny rescues someone while on vacation but it takes more than the crew of station 51 to then save Johnny.

Chapter 6 up. Face has always had a way with the ladies, but now his previous actions will come back to haunt him and he won't be the only one who suffers. Warning: This ain't a pretty one!