Soul Searching Norah ends up in New Orleans and connects with a team who are well versed with grief and loss: The Expendables. Lee keeps everyone outside of his team at arm's length to keep them safe, but Norah starts to break his walls the longer she stays. Can a hardened ex-soldier finally let someone in? Will Norah find a way to heal from her own past tragedy?

After witnessing a horrific event at the office, Emily Charlton is put into WITSEC and ends up in New Orleans. On her first night in her new place, things get unreal as she meets the ghost of Lee Christmas, who insists he isn't dead. He asks her for help, and Emily agrees. But what happens when feelings start and one's life is in danger? And will they find out what happened to Lee?

Framed as a traitor and hunted, Deckard Shaw went into hiding, becoming Lee Christmas and joining Barney's Expendable team. Six years later, his mother asks him to deal with his brother's almost killers. After, Barney is asked to take him out, making him learn Lee's true identity. Knowing there's more to the story, he goes to save his friend from the ruthless group called Eteon.

When Lincoln feels down in the family due to feeling like his talents aren't good enough, he takes up hacking but hacks into the CIA Mainframe. He then takes responsibility for his actions but ends up working for the CIA instead of going to prison, so how will his family react? (This was redone.)

Lee Christmas is given the shock of his life when a 15 year old girl he rescues from a gunman claims he is her father. Meanwhile, Kate Macer is called to work a kidnapping case in New Orleans, and she is soon on the trail of Lee and determined to take him down. As things get deeper and darker, it becomes clear to both Kate and Lee that they need to work together to save Hope.

Kate Macer is kidnapped by the cartel in order to help them find Isabel Reyes. She has no idea who took Isabel or how to find her, but they are relentless with their interrogation. Eventually, the connection to Alejandro and Matt Graver becomes clear, and Kate is furious. Imprisoned with a man known as Lee, she has to find a way to escape and figure out just what is going on.

Emily Charlton just wanted to enjoy her girls' week with her friends. Lee Christmas just wanted to enjoy some peace to help work through some issues. Things just never end up happening the way we want them to, and sometimes love is found in unexpected places.

When Lincoln feels down in the family due to feeling like his talents aren't good enough, he takes up hacking but hacks into the CIA Mainframe. He then takes responsibility for his actions but ends up working for the CIA instead of going to prison, so how will his family react? (Rated M for Sexual Content, Drug Use, Violence, Alcohol) Cover by Lentex

Sequel to The Devil's Assistant is Expendable. 5 years has passed. A tragic incident affecting Emily's brother has brought a ghost back from the dead. Lee investigates what happened, and he is shocked by what he discovers along the way. A new enemy rises, and it's up to Lee to keep those precious to him safe. Emily, however, is wrestling with a question: Can she forgive him?

Barney and his team were involved in the War. Before they return home, Tool asks them to rescue his niece, Rita Vrataski. Things begin to get more complicated as the team tries to track down the person behind it all and bring them to justice. Rita and Lee have a connection, but Lee can't remember why, and Barney is facing memories of the War while hiding a secret.

In 2006, Emily is hit by a car and winds up in the hospital where she meets a man known by the name Christmas, and at first they don't hit it off, but they know they'll never see each other again. In 2009, they meet again, and this time, Emily becomes a target. Lee is assigned as her bodyguard, and they have to find a way to get along while meshing their worlds of guns and fashion.

In 2008, Lee meets Kate Macer in a bar. They keep in touch, and a few years later, he finds her broken after being used and threatened by hitman, Alejandro, so he brings her home. She wants to be an Expendable, and against his better judgment, Lee trains her. When she starts dating another Expendable, Lee has 2 choices: tell her how he feels, or let her go.

What if Naruto was the adopted son of Barney Ross? And what if he and Barney decided to go on one last mission before Barney decides to hang up the dog tags and hand the reigns over to Naruto? This is that story along with him going after the corrupt politician who killed his wife Hinata and their kids, Rated M for all the fun stuff and also please read and review!

Emily Charlton leaves behind hurt and pain when she comes to New York to live with her brother. She begins a new life in fashion, landing the most coveted job working for Miranda Priestly. But what happens when Emily falls for her brother's friend, Lee Christmas? What happens when she finds out what he does for a living? What happens when that puts her at risk?

Luke meets Lee at the Old Point. Naturally, he calls Deckard to confirm it's not him. Slash. Deckard/Lee/Luke. Mild smut. Ficlet.

When a job comes up regarding a kidnapped teenage girl and a potential terrorist threat, the team jumps on it. While searching, Lee crosses path with the man who's the adopted father of the girl, a man who just happens to be his exact mirror image. Luke Wright won't stop for anything until he finds Mei, not even to acknowledge why he has a twin, but will their past get in the way?

Rita and Lee face their worst nightmare when Eli is kidnapped. When Dr. Carter shows up with a vial of Alpha's blood, Lee takes it this time, and he starts reliving the same day over again, leaving Rita to trust he's telling her everything when he resets. With Barney and the gang, they search for Eli, and they discover a terrifying plot that is linked to Eli's disappearance.

Since Eli was born, Lee and Rita haven't been the same. When Rita disappears, it's up to Lee and the Expendable Team to find her. They discover her disappearance is linked to William Cage, the man who helped end the Mimic War. Cage still has the ability to reset the day, and someone wants to use it. Will they find the villain and stop the unthinkable from happening in time?

Lee Christmas is living the simple life, and he thinks he's enjoying it. After fighting in the War, he just wants to spend his time fixing cars and loving his wife, Rita Vrataski. It all gets shattered when a young Expendable, John Smilee, shows up and tells him news that he never thought he'd hear: Barney's alive, and he's in trouble. Will they be able to save him?

When Rita gets Lee Christmas on her team, she doesn't know what to expect. Together, they battle in Verdun where Rita is inflicted with the Alpha's blood. Realizing her new power, Lee and Rita work to end the war of the Mimics, but as they get closer to each other, Rita realizes that it is possible to find love during a war.

When his mother and step father die not too long after the War with the Giants and Gaea when he's seventeen. He goes to New Orleans to live with his Uncle and mother's older Half brother. How will he get along with his Uncle's team, just what secret is Tool hiding? Rated T for safety.

The Expendables have lived through a lotta crap, but never in their lifetime did any of them even consider a portal to Mars or zombies or the apocalypse happening in their lifetime. This came about from a dream with my OC Roxy B. meeting Gunner and there were zombies. Rated M for language, some sexual references, violence, gore. This is also posted @ AO3, under MissDawes.

Megan has a life she's happy with. An owner of an ice skating ring, a family she adores, and friends she would do anything for. But her life will turn upside down when someone from her past shows up to cause her trouble. With this visit, nothing will be the same again. Rated T for now, but may change in the future.

Takes place during Expendables 3 and New Moon. Bella is actually Barney Ross' daughter and has been a part of the Expendables since she was fifteen. She is as skilled as her father and her uncle's. Full Summary inside.

Death... that doesn't matter. What matters is that you went out doing something worth it. We don't choose when we die. But we can choose how to spend our life, and for Jake Jensen and Sky Christmas, they've already made that choice... no matter how much they suffer in the process. Sequel to 'The Kids Are Alright'.