A variant account of an event in the year 120 of the Fourth Age. Written for the Teitho Contest challenge "Shadow" where it dwelled in the company of some very fine stories.

Legolas finds trouble, and Aragorn finds Legolas. (Rating for tense situations; NO SLASH)

Spencer didn't know what it was like to have terrible eyes and terrible claws, but he knew what it was like to want them.

When King Elessar travels through Arnor in humble disguise, he discovers that some people consider themselves too important to enter into the spirit of the season.

In the mines of Moria, new understanding grows, and the foundations for friendship and change are laid. Legolas, Gimli, Gandalf, Aragorn. Fellowship present. Very slightly altered from the version at Teitho.

Between Seasons Three and Four. "I think that any plan that turns on the fulcrum of Tony not annoying someone is probably a pretty flawed plan."

Season Three-Four gap. The Director has her reservations about the team leader position, McGee and Ziva have a cunning and psychotic plan, and Tony has a mental breakdown. Sort of, anyway.

You've seen The Dark Knight one too many times. And I thought McGee was a geek. This would be funny if I wasn't so damn scared. One shot. No pairing.

It wasn't the feeling that he was going to die. He'd been in dangerous situations before. It was the feeling that he'd just been to his own funeral, and the turn out wasn't exactly what he'd expected. No pairings. Standard disclaimers apply.

Tony interrogates Abraham after the events of Sandblast. One shot. No pairing.

The flight back from Indiana after Kill Ari, Part Two.

This is his fourth year of inertia, but it can't be called stability. [Spoilers for Twilight]

Set after Bulletville. Raylan is in no-one's good books, Tim gets hurt and takes his shirt off, and Art busts in to show the boys how to do their job right. Warnings: Plenty o' cussin', spoilers in passing for Bulletville.

Neal’s missing a little time; Peter’s being a little cryptic. Missing scene for “Vital Signs.”

Sometimes Gideon called Garcia to check in

I'm angry, and I'm immature, and I like control. PostFrame Up

With Jim and Shannon hanging back, Max and Nicholas attempt to rescue Grant. It doesn't go as planned.

Shamelessly Face-focused story. A job affects Face in a way he doesn't expect and doesn't know how to deal with.

When Gideon leaves, Reid doesn't give up playing chess. Quite the opposite.

Circumstances make strange bedfellows. Gen

Brennan struggles in the aftermath of 'Deadly Desire.' *COMPLETE*

Sequel to "All About Eve". A Koba Award winner.

Twilight AU. Tony comes back to work a little earlier and gets a warmer reception.

No one ever holds a bake sale at the end of a James Bond movie. Season Four.

“He doesn't hear: Where the hell were you, Why didn't you come, or Call us. He doesn't have to. Dean's voice is down half an octave, thicker with bravado than he usually pitches it.” John checks his voicemail.