Harm/Female-of-reader's-choice SUMMARY: obliv·i·ous, adjective, lacking mindful attention, lacking active conscious knowledge or awareness

Harm/Mac UST, Harm/Other RST, Mac/Brumby RST... SUMMARY: after getting another chance at life, Harm knows he must talk to the woman he loves before she marries another man and he loses her forever. Rewrite of ADRIFT 2.

SUMMARY: reaction fic to all the Macaroon fics portraying Diane as an evil witch, just because SHE was capable of loving Harm, had his heart from the start and knew what to do with it, unlike a certain Marine.

HarmDianeSchonke SUMMARY: what if Diane hadn't been stalled at the sign out? What if she'd survived?... COMPLETE!

Harm/Female-of-reader's-choice The world was passing him by with the speed of light. Everything was a blur.

Harm/Female-of-reader's-choice Cheggwidden wants Harm to promise him something.

Harm/Female-of-reader's-choice Harm is told of great changes in his married life.

Harm/Female-of-reader's-choice Harm contemplates how beautiful his love looks like when sleeping.

Harm/Female-of-reader's-choice The Drabble Series consists of fics where I leave the name of Harm's significant other unknown so that any reader can fill in the blank with who they want for Harm.

HarmSkates SUMMARY: some people just take some things a little too seriously. Whether this observation is true is a completely philosophical, subjective view and there was little doubt Harm's and Skates' opinions on this matter differed.

SUMMARY: Harm gets a visitor at work that will turn JAG HQ on it's head.

SUMMARY: Finding a woman strolling around your room practically naked doesn't leave anything to misinterpretation. A surprised Commander decides to check just how correct that claim is. Another redux of the delightful scene in The Killer.

One possible version of an epilogue to "Jennifer Coates"; set at the time of Mattie's Graduation from Annapolis

An alternative story to "A Final Healing", again it can be read as an Epilogue to "Jennifer Coates" or as a stand alone.

SUMMARY: Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned. William Congreve, "The Mourning Bride" 1697

After Harm intervenes in a moment of crisis, Loren attempts to put the pieces of her life back together.