Sam, Daniel, Teal'c, and Cameron bring home more than they counted on when they visit old off world friends to warn them about the Ori threat. If you read my stuff you know I can't avoid a hint of shipping. Now complete!

It always seemed to me that the scene at Jack's house wasn't enough to explain Kerry breaking it off with him. This is my take on how Kerry figured it out. A Threads episode addition.

Nicole is a problem child, every foster parent she's ever had has dropped her after a couple days. None of them can keep up with her. But then she comes across Sam and Jack, two people who can keep up, and who won't just abandon her. And the rest of SG-1 is there to help out. The galaxy is so not ready for the Legacy of SG-1!

Neither fully Goa'uld nor Tok'ra but this rising power is going to change everything. (Currently on hiatus undergoing a re-write.)

Sammy has her first vaulting competition. Will she be the team hero or the team zero?

Daniel's curiosity about Vala's trip to the high school reunion gets the better of him. A Bounty episode addition.

Sam is assaulted and has to deal with the ramifications. Explicit warning with a rape scene!

Moments in the continued existence of Duplicate O'Neill

An episode tag for season 5 episode Menace

CotG - Jack looks at Captain Carter and thinks he knows what he's going to see.

Jack messes with something he shouldn't and receives a mysterious lesson in the importance of keeping Daniel safe.

Story added to the 200th invisible episode

What happened in the briefing room after 1969. Short but complete.

Jack and Daniel practice art appreciation.

OS. C'est bien simple : la Porte des Étoiles n'a pas été découverte en Egypte mais en France. Plus précisément... en Bretagne. [Jeu d'écriture : 10 mots, 10 drabbles]

What happens when Jack's clone moves in with Dr. Frasor and Casandra. In my version of the stories, Jack's clone goes by Jake instead of Johnathan or Jon

After being implanted with a Tok'ra symbiote, Colonel Jack O'Neill finds himself a captive of the longtime enemy the Goa'uld Ba'al. Brought to the base by memories brought on by his blending, Jack finds comfort in a delusion of his lost friend Dr. Daniel Jackson. Or is he real? This is a novelization of the season 6 episode 'ABYSS.' (WARNING: This story contains graphic violence.)

Intrigued by recon photos of a pillar inscribed with Ancient writings, SG1 go to investigate further. They discover more writings from a totally new alien species and then the aliens themselves! As SG1 and the Glenmara communicate, friendships develop but not all the tribes are friendly. There are also dangers posed by unseasonal storms and an unwelcome discovery. Set in Season 3.

In the middle of the night Janet finds something surprising about Jack

A terrifying attack on Earth from a Gou'ald leaves our people stranded out in the galaxy. Where will their new path lead them? While this is based on Stargate, the main characters do not appear a lot in this story. They are minor characters in this story. Most of this will be O.C.

This is where we learn about Jack's family and childhood... and a little more!

The Asgard need Jack and Sam's help to save there race

Daniel and Jack spent over a month captive. They've been retrieved and safely brought back to the SGC, but rescue takes much longer than that. Sam knows the sight of those muzzles will haunt her to the grave. Now if only they could get Daniel to talk. Set around season 4.

Sequel to Painful Memories. It's been a few months since Daniel and Vala nearly died after remembering events from the alternate timeline aboard the Odyssey. Now, they are beginning to fall for each other all over again. The rest of the team struggles to keep them apart to protect them, all while doing what SG-1 does best: surviving.

And like their hands, Jack can't tell where he starts and Daniel ends. He wonders if they're not the same thing after all, a looped ball of flesh, hope, and devastation. Half a country or light years away, Jack senses it— Pa…pum…pa…pum… Their final, closing curtain has come. Part 3 of "Heartbeats."