Duncan and quickenings.

They say that there are no child Immortals. They say that those who die young die soon. They say that children are too weak for the Game, too weak to live. Part of this is true.

When Richie is forced to work off his debt at MacLeod's shop, he learns the most invaluable things you can't steal, they have to be given to you. No slash.

AU. The truth was Immortals *could* and *did* have children, but the truth was so horrible, there was a reason everyone was led to believe it didn't happen.

Duncan encounters an old friend, who is being pursued by an evil adversary.

A child Immortal struggles to learn the skills needed to survive in the hazardous world of sword-wielding pursuers. Physically only twelve-years old, he is already at a disadvantage. His wits are his most powerful weapon. Will they be enough to tip the scales in his favor?

Née au XVIème siècle en Écosse, Ambre a fui son pays natal en se jurant de ne jamais y revenir. Quatre-cent ans plus tard, elle est installée sous une fausse identité à Los Angeles, où elle mène une vie paisible. Mais alors qu'elle le pensait loin derrière elle, le passé resurgit. Et pour l'affronter, Ambre devra replonger dans les heures les plus sombres de son existence.

Steven Keane realizes that he needs someone he can count on

Nearly twenty-five years after meeting Duncan MacLeod, Methos has settled in Seacouver as Doctor Adam Bennett, a respected history professor. But when an old friend of his comes to town, he worries there might be friction. Especially as his friends have a habit of dying when they meet MacLeod... (Methos/OFC, Methos/Byron, Byron/OFC, Methos/Byron/OFC, Duncan/Amanda)

Joe's and Methos friendship evolving as they configure their respective agendas.

Tara MacLeod longe la rive du Loch Shiel, à Glenfinnan. Elle ne s'attend pas à y faire la rencontre qui va bouleverser sa vie. (1592 est un recueil de trois textes bonus qui introduisent ma fanfiction Ambre. Aucun ne figurera dans la version finale.)

When Methos comes to crash at Richie's place late one night, it needs to be no questions asked.

The thing about secret societies is that they don't recruit just anyone. -Or- How to Join a Secret Society in Five Easy Steps: A Case Study

A mistake Methos made comes back, with a twist.

Methos gets kidnapped to lure MacLeod in a trap. It is not a good idea.

Joe's POV for "the phonecall" and his first meeting with "Adam" after the news.

Amanda proves you can't watch an Immortal who doesn't want to be watched... emphatically. Methos gleefully concurs. But MacLeod has it easy, right? Poor Joe is stuck making compromises as always. Featuring snarky comments, swearing in old languages and haggling. Thanks to beta LadySilver!

Pre-Slash D/M s04e10 Chivalry What happened between: Methos takes Kristin's Quickening and the day after in the loft.

Duncan MacLeod wants to go zombie hunting. Joe Dawson and the Watchers must stop him with a little help from Methos. Sort of crack taken seriously story.

In 1968, a thirty-year-old named Gerard Erron enlists in the USMC. This man has a secret though that he keeps to himself. He has a secret power sought out by cults and religions: immortality. His history goes all the way back to the late 16th century. Since then, he has witnessed historical events. Will he make it to the Gathering? Rated M for graphic violence and strong language.

Feeling more reclusive, Duncan resides in a remote cabin in the mountains. He enjoys the company of his girlfriend and her dog. Until Amanda shows up with trouble, immortal trouble. The Gathering would always draw him back in it seems.

Joe Dawson had expressed a serious concern, and Mac regrets having given him a short, trite answer.

I would include my usual request to lay down all torches and pitchforks before entering, but I don't want to insult Highlander fans by implying that they actually like this film.

This is still the same story but it has been edited for grammar and readability. The blurb on the novel is at the beginning chapter. I will also be making a book cover for this tome.

All Highlander fans are respectfully requested to lay down all torches and pitchforks before entering, even though literally no one on God's green earth should be defending this film.