There are trolls in Beacon Hills. Literal, people-munching trolls. Derek is annoying, Scott obnoxious, Deaton unimpressed. Stiles has to take matters into his own hands. So why can't he stop mooning after a certain alpha? I suck at summaries.

Sometimes in the early 1930's Dean Winchester keeps the Roadhouse for Ellen, and a polite weirdo hobo makes him make breakfast, make up the sofa and fall in love. Cas may or may not be from an other time, or an angel for that matter. (AU, slow burn)

In a world where gnomes, murderous hunters and collapsing factory buildings are pretty normal things, why is it that Derek's boyfriend is so mad at him? What has he done this time?

It's some twelve years after the show ended, and everyone's supposed to be adult and have real lives of their own. Even Scott's got one. So how come Derek hasn't managed to get over some stupid-ass crush for all those years? Sex, drugs and some rock'n'roll too, but only if you squint. Slash and angst, people. Slow burn.

Crossover, folks. Teen Wolf and Supernatural is basically in the same universe, though.

In which Dean and Castiel take on an ordinary ghost-hunt outside Baltimore and get more on their plate than they bargained for. Slow build. Rated M for, you know, later chapters.

The Sheriff is dead. Stiles comes back to Beacon Hills after seven years for the funeral to sort things out. It turns out he has more things to deal with than his fathers old house.

Castiel gets evacuated to North Carolina when Dean makes clear he can't stay with them at the bunker. Abandoned by the Winchesters he starts figuring out how to be human — but is that really all there is? (Alt: In which Castiel is alone and pines like crazy.)

In which fourteen years have gone by, the pack is taking down a skinwalker and Derek worries too much. Story in two parts.

A woman is found dead. Sherlock's been back for a while, and things are still a bit awkward. John can't help to identify with the case and feelings get out of hand. Slowbuilding, rated T for safety.

The boys come home after a rough night out and patching themselves up might have some side effects. Oneshot. Mild hints at slash.

In which John has a new girlfriend and it's annoying. What will our consulting detective do about it?