Thomas and Justine look for family connections

CONTAINS SPOILERS THROUGH SKIN GAME. The world might just end tomorrow, one way or another. But on this Winter night, Harry and Molly have enough time to live a little more.

Never get between Mouse and a doggy treat.

Harry Dresden is about to lose an important battle, but at least Murphy is there. [Canon Missing Moment]

POST COLD DAYS! Written for Harry's Birthday. Harry wakes up one morning to a breakfast made by his loving wife Susan, who never married him and has been dead for years now. Follow Harry as he discovers what his life might have been like if things had turned out slightly differently. One shot.

The spontaneous combustion was normal, but the spontaneous musicals were not.

A dead man walks into a bar. Normally, this wouldn't be a problem.

(Sequel to "Alliances.") "My turn now," said a silky voice, and I turned to see a Sidhe noble intercepting Justine before she could return to us. "No thank you, my lord," Justine said with a polite smile. "It wasn't a request, little mortal," he said, and reached for her hair. (Spoilers for the series through "Cold Days", and for the short story "Bombshells".)

Drabble. Thomas thinks Harry's a geek. Harry doesn't see the problem with it.

There was a perfectly good explanation for this. No, really.

Spoilers through White Night. A series of unconnected drabbles about our two favorite brothers (all gen). Marked as complete, but new drabbles added regularly (at least 5 per week, on Thursdays). Review, please!

Guilty pleasures. We've all got them, well kept secrets that we dare not share with the rest of the world for fear of their judgement. Lara Raith is no different.

Note: I'm currently GM-ing for a Dresden Files RPG group. The stories I'm posting here are based on our gaming sessions, and characters. Characters are original work, but most are not mine. The ones that aren't mine are used with the permission of their creators.

Dresden is having a bad day. First his clothes are destroyed by a bunch of exploding mini demons. Then he goes to the mall to replace his clothes, and more of the imps attack. More places start popping up with the things. Where are they coming from? And why do they seem to operate under an unusual magical principle? And who is the mysterious man that is present at every attack?

The raid on Hades' Vault is over, and Harry has come home... but very little is as he left it; he's got new digs, a new job, and new enemies. Good thing he still has his friends. He'll need them for his next Winter Knight mission: hunting down and assassinating a natural predator.

SPOILERS! You should read 'SKIN GAMES' before reading this fanfic. Mab's thoughts and reflections after the end of the 'skin game'. (Not writing more here because of spoilers.)

Newcomers to Chicagoland create problems for Harry as well as for the Red and White Courts.

The first in a series of short stories based on a Dresden Files RPG that I GM for, based in a fictionalized version of Saskatoon, SK. The characters are all original work, but not all are mine. The characters that are not mine are used with the permission of their creators.

"Why do it?" The question was asked in Death Mask, but no answer was given. Thomas wanted to say something. Spoilers of Thomas/Harry's relationship.

When a fae-touched near-warlock and a vampire love each other... well, get together, anyway. Briefly. Once. Spoilers for Changes and subsequent books, and for my AU series "Tales of the Blue Serpent" ("Alliances" and "Legacies").

[Spoiler level Changes] Maggie wants Harry to meet her date. Rated T to be safe. Could be K

Power has purpose. When that power fails, there are terrible consequences. One-shot. Set in far-future DF. Spoilers for Cold Days.

I really should have known better than to expect a nice quiet Christmas.

A mother and her son read "Bambi".

Nothing's ever simple when you're a Dresden, but it isn't necessarily all that hard. Maggie, Mouse and Twinkly Smart teach their friends how to deal with things that go bump in the night. In the same continuity as 'Dresden's Daughters'.