In which Eliot Spencer is Jacob Stone.

Eliot did not go to hospitals. They freaked him out, and hospitals asked questions that he couldn't answer without ending up in handcuffs. So, like any good hitter, he has other places to go when he needs to be patched up, and lucky for him, he's got the best healer in Portland.

Their thief gives them a gift. It's silly and sappy and so very Ezekiel that it almost hurts, but Jacob and Cassandra wouldn't have him any other way.

When Jake discovers Eliot is living in Portland too, he has to go see him, even though it's been many years and their relationship is strained to say the least. Unfortunately, when Eliot and Parker come visiting at the Library, things don't exactly go according to plan, and as much as Cassandra tries to help, this may be beyond even her expertise.

You can't die if someone else is wearing your tags. It's against the rules. It's part joke, part superstition, part something else that isn't quite so easily put in words.

While investigating some rather strange occurrences at a Scifi convention Magnus and the others stumble onto a mystery that is unlike anything they have ever encountered, that is truly out of there world- So, how will a fake psychic detective deal with a case involving real Magic? Crossover with The Librarians…

Eliot's favourite colour is red, and Cassandra's is blue. They're both a mix of the two, and when they're together, they can make purples that are more vibrant than life. (Soulmates AU)

The thing about people is that they are, in a word, stupid. It's just in their nature, just like it's in the nature of their dæmons, the better halves, the halves with all the common sense, to be far more simple than their human counterparts.

Ezekiel a créé par accident, en utilisant un artefact de la bibliothèque, un portail magique menant au monde où vivent tous les personnages de fiction. Certains se lient avec les bibliothécaires et trouvent refuge dans leur entourage. Comment s'intégreront-ils ? (UA, Crossover multiple, OCs, K plus pour certaines scènes, Yaoi et Yuri A VENIR, Ship farfelus Disney et autres)

Jacob Stone is a son of a witch with no dæmon that nobody wants to even be in the same room with because he's 'unnatural.' Which he's fine with. Really, he is. On the other hand, Ezekiel Jones is a son of the foster system who's really kind of confused about this whole dæmon thing, because he's pretty sure he's not supposed to have two. Right?

His mother was dead, they were several states away from home, and his father was already halfway to becoming a functioning alcoholic, minus the 'functioning' part. Oh, yeah, Jacob Stone's new life in Portland, Oregon, was off to a brilliant start. (High school AU, all-characters)

Ezekiel calls her Mama Baird when he thinks he's being funny, and she'll call them her kids when she's teasing them. But they're not really her children, she's not really their mother, and she has no right to poke around their personal lives. But nobody can stop her from worrying about them. She's their Guardian. It's her job, after all.

When a computer malfunction causes a dimensional rift characters from Totsuki Culinary Academy get sucked into the real world while Ezekiel, the young jack of all trades of the Librarians must find a way back to his team. All before certain people (Etsuya Eizan) do certain things that cannot be undone.

The Librarians discover Leverage International. Jacob Stone and Eliot Spencer have a family past, but they aren't the only members of the two teams who've met before. Expect whiplash between light and dark.

Starlight was unknown to others, including Jedi. She is a Jedi Knight and she came upon something unusual when she landed on something unfamiliar to her. Summary in the first chapter. Pairing Jenkins/Cassandra

It's hard to argue with a white envelope. But when a visitor from another world turns up on the day some aliens stole Earth, that's a little bit too much, even for the Librarians

A collection of conversations that take place at various points in the timeline of the Brothers-verse. Each chapter will have character tags and a continuity note.

Lady Luck is known to steal luck from people by kissing them; well, what happens if *you* kiss *her* for luck? An experiment at the "Upside-Down Casino and Horse track" gambling house leads to some truly surprising results! Unbeknownst to the Librarians, their solution is not what caused the reversal of the theft of all those peoples' luck; well, read and see...

A young man finds an Artifact in the form of a book. Then, the Librarians have to deal with fictional characters entering the real world. (alternate season 2)

Harry is a girl and also best friends and soul mates (though unknowingly) with our favourite Australian Librarian. When Umbridge accepts advice from a stranger trying to prove Hyacinth is lying? The entire school, order and LITs end up watching her life and by extension Ezekiel's. How will they react? Bashing!RW!AD!MW! Harry!ASD!fem!Sarcastic!Abused! Ezekiel!Abused!

Edward leaves Bella but he never comes back. Instead of falling apart Bella joins the army right out of high school. Ten years later Charlie has retired from the police force and Bella is working for him at his private security firm. While on the job Bella stumbles into the supernatural world again. Will she find her place in it this time? Bella and Jake Stone pairing.

A day off for Eliot holds a visit to a magic Library, witnessing a phoenix's fire, and perhaps something like a first date. Maybe. Jake will not be pleased.

Ezekiel knows why he's in the hospital. Yep, that's because he was an idiot and got himself a piece of a bullet in his arm on their last mission, brilliant thief he is. What he doesn't know is why Jake is sitting with him, or why Jake's dæmon is letting him use her as a pillow. Yeah, he needs an explanation here.

Ezekiel is fine. Zhu is fine, too. They've seen their coworkers die more times than they can count, seen their dæmons vanish into swirls of golden Dust. He still has nightmares, and sometimes Zhu wakes up biting at empty air, whimpering. But they're fine. Just...fine.

When Cassandra Cillian gets word that her estranged father is ill, she finds herself returning to both the house she ran away from and the little town called Stars Hollow she ran away to.