There is something out there, in the darkness. A monster, hidden in space and time, obscured, but rearing its shaggy, terrible head. It is dragging a girl through time, a once innocent, now ancient, child. The Doctor is chasing her like a fairly tale, a rumour, half-heard, trying to ignore the truth, pretending it's just another errand. But it isn't. It could be the end.

The Doctor decides to be sneaky when he needs to accomplish a goal. Written because I'm afraid of needles :') Oodles of fluff. What could be better?

The Doctor/OC (friendship-plus). Rose Tyler and Evelyn Viviana Davis are two teen girls who just so happen to work at the same shop in London. What happens when both of them meet the Doctor? Why does Viviana seem so different from your average 19 year old? What does the Doctor know that she doesn't? What happens when the "Bad Wolves" arise? First in The Lost Princess's Journal.

A Doctor-Rose one-shot set shortly after 'Journey's End'. A heartbroken Rose is only just getting to know the Meta-Crisis Doctor when she receives an unexpected visitor. Rated M.

...and the one time he didn't... Eleven has worn a lot of hats, over the years and has lost almost all of them. But there's one hat, one glorious hat that he will never lose

Rose is really griefstricken after the events of Journey's End, and the duplicate Doctor tries to help her move on. 10.5/Rose. One-shot.

when Brooke Smith is suddenly snatched up by "potato aliens", she is kept chained up in a box aboard there spaceship. While the aliens use her as bait to contact the Doctor, she waits for a rescue. With an impossible escape, will the Doctors new companion fall for him?

After returning from the parallel universe,the only thing that Rose wanted to do was cry,so she decided to shut herself in her room,not even bothering in taking off her maid outfit or her makeup,what for? She would be ALONE in her room anyway,without The Doctor, so no problem! But when the universe had been fair with her? Now she won't be known as Rose Tyler anymore... Post A.O.S

The 11'th Doctor, due to various Timey-Wimey things and a mischievous Tardis, gets to have one last conversation with his friend Rose Tyler, the Meta-Doctor, and their children. I don't own Doctor Who or any of the characters. Enjoy and please review!

Lia was met in the woods with a blue box. Being a huge fan of Doctor Who, she walked up to it.

A coda to Series Six Episode 2 'Day of the Moon'.

6 hours, 1 cloning machine, and two very bored men. Oh, and 500 Amy's. [Written in collaboration with Emperor Dalek.]

She thought she couldn't be broken. She thought it would never come to this. Everybody has a breaking point and all things die. After being thrown into the TARDIS, Rose wakes up in the med bay. The Doctor thinks she made it back to him but why is she really there?

All of The Doctor's regenerations from the 1st Doctor to the 11th Doctor. These one-shots are meant to be as close to the canon Doctor Who universe as possible. No flames please, but constructive criticism is welcome.

"Lying in my bed I hear the clock tick, and think of you." Basically an exploration of the Doctor/Rose relationship between episodes.

He'd promised himself he'd never again be without her, that he wouldn't ever have to be. But then he gets a glimpse of his future. (Collaboration with brighterthanroses on Tumblr)

He figured, time machine. Different universe and a human lifespan, but still. Time machine. He was bound to have a couple mishaps like that along the way. A harmless little paradox wasn't so bad. He just hadn't known at the time how many of those there would be.

The tuxedo looked dashing on him, but the thought of wearing it on the happiest day of his many lives filled him with dread. Companion piece to Winning the Lottery from the Doctor's point of view. Drabble.

"You're a Doctor, can't you do something?" "I'm not a midwife, dear boy, but I can certainly try, I suppose." It's always the birth of the first child you've got to worry about, Barbara thinks, but her second's due in a matter of hours and they're locked on the TARDIS. She crosses her fingers and hopes for the best, because what else is there to do? (Rather minor blood/gore)

David Tennant/OC ! Amanda Folley se porte volontaire pour tester le projet scientifique de sa sœur, une machine à voyager dans le temps. Persuadée que ça ne va pas marcher, la jeune femme se retrouvera bien surprise lorsqu'elle apparaîtra en 1994, et qu'elle va rencontrer une certaine personne occupée à jouer le rôle d'un maniaco-dépressif dans Takin' over the Asylum…

A member of Team TARDIS is taken ill, the Ponds are skeptical, and the dart board is set up. Just an average day, then. Set in S6 between "The Doctor's Wife" and "The Rebel Flesh/Almost People", Amy/Rory, but mostly ridiculous amounts of Pond fluff. Enjoy!

I wind up in the Doctor's TARDIS. I have no idea who he is, where I am or when I am. To top it off I'm covered in blood, my clothes are ripped and barely hanging on, my gun's are almost out of ammunition and things happen...read and review (ONESHOT)

The Doctor meets a mystery woman from his past, but he has no idea who she is. She seems to know everything about the Doctor, but he has no idea who she is. They're both Time Lords which adds mystery to the whole story. How is it possible that the Doctor isn't the last of the Time Lords? (Set some time after "The Power of Three")

Rose Tyler had seen plenty of strange customers in her days at Bad Wolf Coffee - there was Jimmy Stone, the musician who treated her almost as bad as he treated his string of girlfriends, and Mickey Smith, who'd asked her out before even ordering his drink - but never before had she seen Mr. Big-Ears-And-Leather over at the corner table by the window.

Series of 10/Rose one-shots. While most are fluffy, the topics range from galaxies to Mario Kart to just staying in bed a little longer. Ratings, warnings, and summaries begin in the later chapters. Feel free to leave a request in a review.