Rose has finally found her son, but the reality is far from what she'd hoped. She struggles to deal with the heavy sense of loss and to rediscover her sense of purpose, but the dangers of the Commonwealth wait for no one. If she doesn't find her way soon, she could end up losing everyone she's come to care for... and her own life along with them. Sequel to "Family Out of Time".

Life was hard. John knew that. Especially in the wasteland of Post-Apocalyptic America. Most things could easily lay claim to your life. An angry father, an aggressive older brother, a jaded ex-girl. It was decidedly no place for an empathetic human. Which made John wonder why he'd been born at all. PART 2: sequel to 'And She Continued'

At first she thought maybe it was a dream. Maybe the whole thing was an early afternoon nap induced nightmare. Until she opens her eyes and is greeted with her husbands corpse, missing son, and the total annihilation of the world she had once been a part of. HANCOCK'S POV: 'BUT HE STOPPED'

(sequel to Long Road Ahead) Rose is raring to tackle the Courser and zap her way into the Institute, when Nick Valentine brings her some news that stops her dead in her tracks. He's uncovered information about a vault in Albany that may very well give her a tangible connection to her past... perhaps she's not alone as she once believed.

Nora has saved the Commonwealth and she'll go down in history as a true hero, but what kind of toll does that take on a person? Nick Valentine was supposed to be there to steady her, but his rejection takes her by complete surprise. John Hancock is more than happy to help pick up the pieces.

Sole Survivor Rose of Vault 111 rolls into Goodneighbor looking for news of her son, and finds a new friend in the town's favorite ghoul. But all choices have consequences, and all new friends bring their own share of enemies. Hancock x Fem!Sole Survivor; M for violence, language, drug use, and references to torture, etc. in later chapters.