A man wants his revenge on Athos and uses d'Artagnan to exact that revenge. The Three Musketeers race against time to find the man and save d'Artagnan.

The Musketeers escort the Queen to meet her young cousin. It should be a routine mission, but we all know what that means... d'Artagnan is determined to avoid another dressing down from the King after their brush with the Spanish Slavers, but what will it take to do his duty and win back his reputation?

D'Artagnan is now a musketeer, but after the arrival of a cousin he never knew he had, he uncovers a web of lies from the people he trusted the most. But things trun sinister when musketeers start getting murded. Can the musketeers get d'Artagnan to trust them again so they can get to the bottom of the murders, and save d'Artagnan's cousin beofre he's killed by the cardinal?

A wise man once said: "Family doesn't end in blood, but it doesn't start there either. Family cares about you. Not what you can do for them. Family is there. Through the good, the bad, all of it. They've got your back, even when it hurts. That's family." These four boys might be adopted, but they're brothers. They're a family in all but blood. They're the definition of brotherhood.

After learning about D'Artagnan's disastrous exit via a window, Aramis takes it upon himself to teach the lad the proper way to do so. Athos and Porthos provide their support.

A belated happy ending for D'Artagnan and Constance, as part of the June Fête des Mousquetaires challenge: Fathers.

The life of a soldier at war is not quite what d'Artagnan had imagined. Months into the campaign the Musketeers have yet to face a full-scale battle. But the frontier is fraught with danger all the same, and a lot can happen in one night... Set between Season 2 and 3.

Athos finds that it is not always flesh and blood, but sometimes the heart which conceives the bond of fathers and sons by choice. This piece is an entry for the Fete des Mousquetaires' June theme of 'Fathers'.

When fractures between the infamous inseparables enable a dangerous man to sink his claws into the one of the quartet when they're their most vulnerable its up to the remain three to put aside their feuds and tension to put a stop to things before an already dangerous situation turns drastically dire. (Crappy summary but please read anyway, its better than the summary i promise)

D'Artagnan thinks about his past and about the name of Constance and his newborn son.

"This isn't exactly how I'd envisioned a Paris birthday," d'Artagnan admitted as he tiredly shook his head.

'We only need one man,' said the man holding him, quietly in his ear, 'if you keep struggling I will let my friend kill your friend…is that what you want' D'Artagnan and Aramis regret drinking too much on a night out.

"It was at this very moment, as he sat around a table with them, all four of them laughing about some joke Aramis had made, that the Gascon suddenly felt guilt smack him in the face out of nowhere." D'Artagnan feels as though he's intruding on the three musketeers' friendship, and it takes a lot of persuading to prove to him that they love him with all their hearts.

All for one. One for all. A story about how the musketeers react to the loss of one of their own, and just how far one man will go to save his brothers.

D'Artagnan struggles to prove his worth, to the regiment and to himself, as the Musketeers march northward in the first few months of the war. This story is complete and will be posted as I edit.

Clasping d'Artagnan's hand, Athos explained, "There's no dearer gift than a brother's touch."

"Don't make me kill you over a mistake! Just let me go", the boy pleaded, his back to the wall. Aramis watched the robber warily, loathe to force a showdown while the youth was armed. Athos of course had other ideas, rushing right up to the bandit until the barrel of the rifle was pressed against his white dress shirt. "Come on, shoot, damn you!", he shouted. Modern AU.

D'Artagnan's need to prove himself is such that he allows Athos, Porthos and Aramis to basically make him their servant, plus his regular recruit duties and missions. Treville notices something wrong with his favored recruit and it is time to put his foot down! Can D'Artagnan be helped before he willingly works himself to death? (Oblivious Musketeers, sick!D'Artagnan)

It's Christmas at the garrison and D'artagnan is excited to see his first holidays with his brothers, but why aren't the inseparables getting in to the holiday spirit? Or in which D'artagnan sets out to give his brothers the best Christmas they've ever had.

'Two bodies and one unconscious man littered the ground around his feet. Panting d'Artagnan turned slowly on the spot. Where was Porthos' A brief fight with some bandits leaves d'Artagnan wondering where his friend disappeared to.

d'Artagnan has never been afraid of the dark. It's the light you have to fear. Because the enemy wants to look you in the eye when he strikes the final blow. Friend fic, Athos/d'Artagnan centered. Written for the "Fête des Mousquetaires" challenge.

Tag to S1 E1. My take on what would have happened if Constance had not saved D'artagnan in the battle. Please review, it would mean a lot!

D'artagnan and Aramis get into a bit of trouble while Athos and Porthos are out of town on a mission. The trouble all starts with a map Aramis won in a card game. And they have to run because the red guards really want it back. Let's find out why... (D'artagnan Whump, a Little Aramis Whump... Athos and Porthos come in later on)

d'Artagnan wakes, injured and in a strange place...but where are his brothers? Will they ever return for him or have they left him behind? Hurt/comfort, but most of the comfort comes for an OC. I know...sad.

The Musketeers are dispatched on a mission to retrieve a missive from Louis' cousin Eleonora. They are sent to Nice to meet with her messenger and just when it seems like everything will go to plan all Hell breaks lose. Now, with one brother missing and another injured, the Inseparables must choose between loyalty to each other and loyalty to the King. Rated T just to be safe.