Riley and Seamus MacManus are now living in the United States after growing up in Ireland. When they want to leave their jobs in the Irish mob things don't go as planned. But with the Saints and their Angel (or Ma, Da, and Uncle Connor as the boys call them) still in Ireland how will they escape this one? Sequel to "An Angel in the Darkness" and "An Angel Returns" T for language

One-Shot. Death Fic. The boys go on a mission, and get more than they expected. Neither wants to live without the other. Can be read as slash or brotherly love.

Connor was first. He was always first. As far back as they could both remember, Connor led the way and Murphy happily followed his twin brother. Series of drabbles into the first experiences of the MacManus twins. Kiddie Saints with later chapters as adults.

It's time for Connor and Murphy's high school class to go to confession for the week. But Murphy has a secret he can't tell anyone, except, maybe, his brother.

Mafia Don, Joe Yakavetta wanted to eliminate The Saints of South Boston and set up a secret meeting with an associate only known as "The Ghost" in hopes of eliminating The Saints for good. While the brothers plan the execution of Yakavetta with their father's help, love complicates everything for everyone involved, and they learn that things aren't always what they seem.*On Hiatus*

A look into the lives of Connor and Danielle's daughters, Isabella, Delilah and Mary-Kate as they understand their origin story. Spoilers for 'Where No One Stands Alone' & 'I See a Darkness'. THREE-SHOT, with each chapter being through the POV of each girl. Please Read & Review!

St Patrick's day 1999, Mercy Gallagher's life changed forever. Her business with Papa Joe Yakavetta brought her to Boston, but two Irish twins found their way into her life as well (This follows the storyline of the first film, with added extras, Language and violence but that's to be expected) Eventual OC/Macmanus.

Flandus Bromance. One Shot about what SPF was going through when Norman was in a car accident in 2005. Characters Norman Reedus & Sean Patrick Flanery

Connor and Murphy scrounge up an old GameCube and Mario Party 7 game. Not necessarily twincest, though you're welcome to see it that way if you want to.

After their father had died Naomi and Lexie finally decided to see the old family friend their mother had always talked about, unfortunately for the girls they didn't know what they were getting themselves into

While the MacManus brothers were hunting down the worst criminals in Boston they didn't see someone was busy hunting them, and now that she has them under her control there's no escape from her twisted game other than to play along. And with Murphys' life in the balance Connor can't afford to make one wrong move, not if he wants them both to survive the night. Possibly M later

Elliot Parker MacManus has been brought back to the states due to her Uncle. Alone in the city she has to deal with her growing problem. But what concerns her the most is that she can't get ahold of her extended family to tell them. She panics until she's swept into their work for a second time. But will everything go as planned? Sequel to 'An Angel in the Darkness'

Connor and Murphy celebrate 4th of July with some fireworks and kisses.

Connor contemplates over the love he holds for his wife and questions why a woman like her is with a man like him, a wanted fugitive. Companion piece to "Keep Holding On". Title is inspired by the song of the same name by Heather Nova. Read and review, please!

A one-shot analysis on Danielle's relationship with Connor. Takes place a year after 'I See a Darkness'. Story title is inspired by the song of the same name by Avril Lavigne. Please read and review!

Short scene's of the brother's relationship with each other, as children and teenagers, some trouble they get into. Mild language warning?

One-shot based on the song Anthem Of The Angels by Breaking Benjamin.

The story of how Connor met Aislinn. Set in between the movies, probably about five or six years after the twins ended up in Ireland. Mainly just a lot of fluff for back-story purposes. Companion to the Angels and Saints Arc. Rated M for language and smut.

This is a letter that Murphy writes to his brother Connor, a love letter of sorts. Moments that mean the most to Murphy that he has never revealed to Connor. It contains some graphic Twinsest / Slash and lot's of dirty words. Rated M for explicit sexual contact. - This story is linked to Buster's Jezebel letter "Dear Murphy".

Connor responds to a letter Murphy has written him. PLEASE NOTE: This letter contains explicit thoughts containing slash and incest. If you don't like or are offended by this, please DO NOT read Connor's letter. I claim no ownership of Boondock Saints in anyway shape or form.

The Saints are out of prison, and there's a new crime family running Boston. On one of their visits the brothers run into a young female who turns out to be far more important than they first assume. Will she be the end of the Saints, or is she their new beginning? Bad at Summaries, please R&R! Murphy/OC - Rated M for Language, Violence, and Adult Content

Connor and Murphy meet a strange, pregnant woman at McGinty's.

There was no closer intimacy than that between twins, maybe that was why everything seemed to come to them so naturally, even when they didn't want to admit it.

Not really sure what to classify this as. Real Person Fiction between Norman Reedus/Sean Patrick Flanery. Headcanon: Sean gets a little too drunk and feisty at Hooters; Norman decides to teach him some manners.

Chapters on how one twin dies during a job and how they handle it at the time.