SG-1 is on a routine mission on a planet that, unbeknownst to them, is in the middle of a world war. When SG-1 finds themselves trapped and separated, time is the new enemy-and someone may not be coming home. SamJack

Revenge is a dish best served cold, but when Jack is the mistaken target, the dish is nearly fatal. AU slight MacGyver crossover, firemanverse

A malfunctioning quantum mirror causes an explosion and catches Major Samantha Carter unaware. When she comes to she discovers she has not only ended up on the wrong side of the mirror, but also the law! Forced to live as her counterpart, she tries to find a way home. Can she trust her CO's alternate or does he have a plan of his own?

Jack and Sam are reunited at a New Year's Eve party and sparks fly. *****Nominated for 2014 Sam and Jack Multimedia Award-Holidays*****

Keep building the puzzle and then maybe the pieces he had wouldn't hurt so much. * takes place during Fallen (7x01) * Jack, Daniel friendship, with reference to Daniel/Sha're

Basically my attemp to explain how Sam got Daniel's phone number in Continuum. Unbeta-ed so there's going to be mistakes. T 'cause I'm catious!

An offworld discovery brings memories, and something more, for Daniel.

What could make ten seasons of SG-1 even better? How about ten seasons of shippy drabbles that explore all stages of Sam and Jack's relationship from their first meeting to "Always" and beyond? Read how Sam and Jack's relationship undergirds the entire series with one stand alone ficlet for every single episode. Even when you don't realize it, The Ship is there.

This story is an AU in which Jack gets infected with the Broca virus earlier resulting in something neither he nor Sam is prepared for. Together they deal with the demons of their past while preparing for an unexpected future. This story is angsty in the beginning, but will have a strong Sam/Jack pairing.

A few thoughts on what happened to Jenny and Michael after SG1 headed back to the future in '1969'. Maybe very slight spoilers for '1969' and 'Message in a Bottle'. Sorry to anyone who was looking for new content - I just adjusted a grammar error and a cultural one...

He got rid of the alarm clock the day she retired so there's no way to tell how early it is. She kicked the military habits a lot better than he ever did so now he lies awake and watches his sleeping wife as the morning light slowly fills the room. S/J established. Future!fic.

Because there was more to Jack's reaction than a steely eyed nonchalance. Rated T for alcohol.

Sam inherits a cabin up in the mountains, and Martouf/Lantash accompany her to check it out. Yep, weak excuse to get them alone together ;) Sam/Martouf/Lantash

Vala's view of 'team' is altered, thanks to Daniel.

Jack comes back to the SGC and finds that sam isn't doing well

Jack comes back to the SGC and finds that sam isn't doing well...but why, and what can he do to fix it *repost of old story, now being continued*

Sam takes Martouf/Lantash topside, to show him a little of the world outside the base. It is winter, and Sam suggests building a snowman. Sam/Martouf/Lantash

Janet is offered ascension. Spoilers: For "Heroes". Slight spoilers for "The Pegasus Project".

Vala's experiences just around the time when Qetesh is removed. Pre-series.

The 12 days of Christmas, SG1 style. Even in the Christmas season they can't stay out of trouble.

Trouble offworld brings rescue from an unexpected source.

Twelve days with Sam as she commands the Hammond, deals with spending Christmas away from Jack, and some unusual coincidences with a familiar Christmas song...

This is the sequel to Stargate: Disclosure. The Lucian Alliance is increasing the frequency of its attacks when a new power springs into the Milky Way Galaxy.

He came within hours of getting home, but now Daniel is back in Ba'al's clutches. This time he's no victim. He's on the offensive and the Goa'uld won't like the consequences. Final book in this series.

Sam/Jack, present-time/post-series, after SGA season 5. "Because that's what you do if you're The Man. When you send men and women out to take the risks you're no longer taking yourself, you'd better keep the light burning at home."