A series of vignettes taken from the life of The Rescuer, the only person absent from the "Dream Team," and how she completes the puzzle. Eames/OC, Arthur/Ariadne

Dream-share is all about transformation: it can turn fantasies into reality and good people into monsters. Ana wakes up from a dream to find that she no longer knows who she is. The question is: is she better off not knowing? OC/Arthur, OC/Eames WIP

Bane is a man who enjoys projects. While he sets his sights on destroying Gotham, he encounters a subject too good to pass up. Rated M for Mature. Non-con/con. Set during TDKR Bane/OC NOT FLUFF

Bane survived the Catwoman's attack. But now he wakes to agony of the worst kind. He is imprisoned in Arkham Asylum and in extreme pain. But not for long. The sun cannot blind him forever. Post TDKR. Bane/OC COMPLETE

Gotham didn't go down without a fight; a rebellion is quashed before it could really begin and Bane takes the young leader captive as punishment and to warn those who would follow in her footsteps. But some battles must be lost before they can truly be won and the road to destiny can be as twisted as the path to redemption. Bane/OC.

Bane forces the editor of a local fashion magazine to publish a project of hope for the citizens of Gotham. But she has more ambitious ideas, and moonlights with a project of her own. Bane/OC. Fiction. M. Disclaimer: Original characters are mine. Bane, Barsad, Talia, Selina and Jonathan Crane belong to the DC/Warner Bros. universe.

Bane was a survivor, he'd proven that numerous times throughout his life, but this might be one time that he'll wish he'd succumbed to his injuries. He's a broken man, even more so now than he was before, and there's one who wishes to fix him, for his own nefarious purposes, and one who wishes to protect him...Bane/OC.

Charlie Bronson was on the outside for sixty-nine days, and in that time he became acquainted with a woman named Lucy Brannon who worked at a pastry shop and always saved the best chocolate biscuits just for him. Now he is back inside and the powers that be decide to try a little radical therapy in the hope of calming his chaotic and violent mind...Charlie/OC.

Emma Cantrell had been in love with Forrest Bondurant for as long as she could remember, but circumstances in life had always kept him from her, and she'd eventually married her best friend, Walton, not because she was in love, but because she was lonely. Now she was a widow, had been for ten years, and hard times drove her to Blackwater Station...Forrest/OC.

Tommy Conlon was a free man, he'd done nothing for which he ought to be ashamed, but would he ever be able to walk with his head held high? Lily Lewis was kind of a goofball, a woman who was the baby of her family, and also the wild card, the black sheep, the one who'd always fought against the grain and swam against the tide...Tommy/OC.

A woman's life hangs in the balance, with death and danger all around her. Can Eames enter the mind of a killer and discover her whereabouts before it's too late to save her? Eames/OFC.

Nadia has moved in with Bob, within several weeks after the events of the movie/book. They're building a relationship and taking steps to make Bob's parents' house their own. Bob's finding the courage to break out of his lonely rut. (This was originally published under Warrior 2011, until a category could be created for The Drop.)

Tommy Conlon, the wrestler described as a "freshman prodigy" in a newspaper article, has a lot to lose when he travels across the country with his mother to try to make a new life somewhere else, away from his abusive father and the brother he misses so much. Even making a new, good friend in Tacoma isn't enough to make things change.