A conversation with Joanne helps Johnny to deal with Drew's death and accept what it means to be one of those left behind. Set after the events of "Frequency." One-Shot.

During a hotel fire the crew of Station 51 gets separated and trapped inside the burning building as an explosion erupts. Isolation and injuries only add to their perilous predicament as time runs out for five of the six firefighters still inside the smoldering, collapsing structure. The waiting at the hospital proves to be just as strenuous as the fire itself.

The men of 51 deal with a painstakingly hot day. Silliness Warning.

"But at the end of the day, or the end of the shift, the uniforms come off and these men reveal that they are not people with super powers, they are just humans, who feel, have highs and lows, get angry and sometimes cry."

Headquarters evaluation of the Paramedic Program results in serious consequences for Johnny and Roy...and uncovers a major oversight within the Department.

Chet has a decision to make. Inspired by this prompt from Laughing Librarian, to whom I am grateful for the idea: "The quiet consumed him. He gazed into the flickering light and thought... Who is 'he' and why is he alone? Why is it/he so quiet? Where is he and what is he contemplating?"

Marco gets needed help from a long ways away while alone to rescue firefighters from a ceiling collapse, but his experience finds its roots in a surprising connection.

Stiles gets wounded and he and Derek have a little talk. Sterek. Unbeta'd.

Brussels sprouts on the lunch menu never sounded so good after Station 51 completes a successful rescue of a man trapped...

Inspired by Ginger S and her 'exercise' from "Admissions". Hope you enjoy it. Anyone else interested in adding to "The Elevator Stories"?

Captain Stanley is off on extended leave and a replacement Captain comes in with his own ideas of the type team he wants for Station 51's A Shift. Will there be any pieces left to pick up when Hank returns?

Some times Christmas plans just don't work out. But when Joanne gets angry because Roy has to work on the holiday, will more than their relationship be threatened?

Formative moments from the probie year of each member of 51's A-shift. One chapter per guy. Rated T for language and, in some chapters, scary situations.

On a steamy summer night, Station 51 is called out for a structure fire and instead ends up wrestling with the ugliest aspects of human nature.

A short, one-shot response to Ginger's "Brightest Tomorrow" challenge.

Christmas time is a magical time for most, but it can also be a time of great stress-especially for one family and in particular a certain dark haired paramedic when his 'favorite girl' misunderstands a late night scene.

Johnny and Roy have some interesting conversations in the course of their job, some touching, some angry, some just plain weird...

It doesn't matter how much it hurts, the path will always lead them back together.

Trapped and injured Roy awaits rescue. How far will his friends go to save his life?

The men of Station 51 fight a raging forest fire, as well as the demons from their pasts. reposted to fix some typos

After working together to save a baby, Johnny and Chet's new found respect for each other is threatened by ignorance and prejudice.

Stargazing leads to a realization for Greg and Nick Slash

WIP.started off as only hinting at a closer *Nick/Greg* friendship but has progressed to cute (non-graph) slash level. If you're put off by that, don't worry - the first chapters are pretty much free-for-all. Enjoy the fun :-)