"It had been months since the troubles had left Haven and brought Audrey back into Nathan's life with the added surprise of the company of a baby in tow that Nathan hadn't even known she was pregnant with when she initially had gone inside the new barn." Newly engaged Audrey and Nathan celebrate the holidays with James at the Gull.

Duke is dead.

"Nathan watched as Audrey slowly began to become awake from her recent surgery and he couldn't help but feel a sense of assurance and peace as he knew that she would be okay. Though he noticed that she was a little groggy waking up which he knew was to be expected after going through a major surgery like she did..." Nathan deals with a curious and loopy Audrey. Set in season 4.

A very cute drabble detailing how Audrey could have woken Nathan up after he fell asleep while she was solving the dream trouble...

A young Adult woman wakes up and finds out her whole life she thought was real was a dream, and in her true life her best friend was the main character from her favorite T.V. show in her fake life.

In which Duke, Nathan, and Audrey play a friendly card game. OT3.

"He heard the sound of her painful yelp before he had time to reholster his weapon upon shooting William and wasn't alarmed until he saw Duke on the ground beside Audrey and that was when he saw that she had an identical wound to the one on William's lower abdomen." Set in the aftermath of the shooting between Audrey and William in season 4 episode 10.

In which there is an inventorying of scars.

In which all those years of not feeling anything have left Nathan wildly unaccustomed to the fact that Maine is cold.

AU story for Duke and Nathan that is set a few years after the resurge of the Troubles in a Lucy/Audrey free storyline Story Prompt: Harmless flirting or something more serious?

Prompt- Kissing Scars The story where Duke admires the scar that Nathan has from something heroic that he did three years ago. AU- no Troubles and Duke and Nathan have been together for quite some time and had a fairly well-established relationship at this point in time.

Set during the moments after Nathan and Duke are able to release a reincarnation trouble to set Audrey free from the grips of Mara in season 5 episode 06, set in all three first person point of view (Audrey, Duke, Nathan). Rated T for slight cussing.

Set in the scenes of 4.10 where Nathan is at Audrey's bedside after she is shot as a result of William being shot...William is not talked about in this story...rated T for a suggestive language.

"This is your fault," they all say. And they're right, Nathan knows. The sky fell. The world burned. Destruction reigned. The Troubles didn't leave. And all because he pulled the trigger. (All because he dared to believe, for once in his life, that something good could be his.) Season 4

Nathan races to save Audrey from dying in the amidst of a deadly trouble that has affected some of the resident troubled people...while also thinking about the future of his relationship with Audrey regarding the topic of Mara being around. Set in either 5.08 or 5.09. Rated T for mentioning a curse word.

Cassie Murphy has known Dwight Hendrickson for years now; her family owns and operates a local guide service and tackle shop. But when the troubles return to Haven, Cassie finds herself hiding from the quiet man whose friendship and opinion she values greatly. When the Troubles don't leave; she has to make a choice that will hurt them both to protect him from what they would become

What if Audrey wasn't the Chameleon? What if Nathan's secret was revealed much sooner. T for minor violence and death.

James gets a thought and Duke thinks it's just a road trip. Nathan and Audrey make sure they don't get into trouble.

It's like her kidnapper took her and tied her up and bled her dry of everything she knows. Everything she is. Her effectiveness. Her ability to reach the Troubled. Her fearlessness. With gashes in her wrists and thoughts bouncing aimlessly inside her skull, Audrey wonders if all she is capable of doing is failing. Season 3

Haven Parker's journalism assignment in Maine took a strange turn and the story went in whole new direction. On top of that, Haven found herself reuniting with Audrey, falling for a criminal with a heart of gold, and will end up learning things about herself she never would have imagined...

There are only two things Nathan knows for certain, two constants around which his life revolve. The first is that Haven hides a multitude of secrets, and none of them are good news for him. The second absolute is newer but he is even more sure of it than he is of Haven's secrets. Because the second thing he relies on absolutely is Audrey Parker. Season 2

Basically I took the main plot from Haven added a little common sense and took away elements that come with being a costly tv show( mostly the way characters appear and disappear btw episodes. Will be a bit grittier and told mostly from the reoccurring side characters. Slowly diverges from Canon. Cross-posted on AO3

"Are you a cop or something?" she asks. He lets out a sound she thinks is supposed to be a laugh but instead sounds like a bitter scoff. "No. Not a cop. Name's Nathan Wuornos. I'm a reporter for the Haven Herald." Season 1

What started out as a case for FBI agent Audrey Parker, with her sister Haven tagging along, turned into an adventure that neither one of them ever expected... (This story has ended early do to being rewritten. To find out what's new and different check out Haven's Haven Rewrite)

*Definite spoilers for the last season of Haven* If you took out the last two episodes of Haven and thought about the hijinks that could have ensued if everyone survived and the world was set right, this'd be that.