Hank and Roy experience the pleasures, perils and parallels of being a Fireman Father.

A short one-shot look at Roy and Joanne's marriage. Roy has a new sense of appreciation for his wife.

Continuation of John & Gen's story. When tragedy strikes Genevieve will she turn to Johnny and finally admit her feelings for him, or will it drive them apart? Warning, Mary Sue character ahead and a 'what if' scenario that isn't period correct and is purely speculation.

The squad is involved in a vehicle collision on an isolated back road, far from the city. Too far to wait for another squad to arrive. With Dr. Brackett providing some guidance over the bio-phone the engine crew work together to save the lives of their crew members and friends. The emotional pain can be just as destructive as the physical pain.

1976. Roy learns that life's most unexpected gifts can be among the best we ever receive.

Johnny tries a writing exercise. Oneshot. Un-beta'd.

"Sometimes, you get a powerful reminder of the frailty of human life, of mortality, of the mortality of the men you are closest to... We were watching when it happened, as the sun was coming up and bathing everything in warm light. One second Kobayashi was there and the next he wasn't." Notes Inside. Rated for OC death. Not related to 'Brothers and Sisters' series.

At least when Johnny's involved...

"...whatever happens between us in these moments, whatever comforts us, is okay. In these moments, we are allowed to cry and embrace and just be… vulnerable." Chet and Marco form the most simple and most complex agreement they've ever known. Slash. Please see notes inside.

Dixie's old friend and nursing colleague, Millie Eastman, tried committing suicide. She was sent to Rampart, and thankfully, she recovered...but what happened to her after she left the hospital? Unbeta'd. Complete.

Dr. Joe Early uncovers another potential problem with Squad 51's rescue of Dixie in the pilot. Set between Seasons 1 and 2.

"The day starts out as innocently as any other at Station 51.. Chet Kelly is the last one to roll call (as usual), earning him latrine duty (as usual)..The lineman is uncharacteristically silent as he goes about his morning chores..Everyone has days where they're quiet and off, and today is just his day. Johnny, however, is not seeing it that way." Warnings inside. Strong Language.

This story is a re-published title from a few years ago and is titled What if because it's very much a what if scenario. What would Station 51 look like if they'd had a female fire fighter/paramedic on their crew? Johnny Gage/OC

Keeping death at bay. A short drabble based on the quote "Never Give Up. Never Surrender". This was the result of a Drabble class assignment at a science fiction convention and is my first ever fan fiction. The boys are not mine, I'm just borrowing them and will reluctantly return them. I'm doing this for fun, not profit.

A quick look at the days leading up to 'The Wedsworth-Townsend Act' from Roy's side of things. Oneshot. Unbeta'd.

16 in the Min & Johnny Series - Johnny is in trouble, is his career as a paramedic over with?

15 in the Min & Johnny Series - Johnny and Min welcome their new baby into the world

14 in the Min & Johnny Series - Johnny and Min are awaiting the arrival of their baby

12 in the Min & Johnny Series- Johnny's life is changing for the better, but the changes have made him more sensitive to death. Will be continue to be a paramedic now that life means more to him than ever before?

11 in the Min & Johnny Series- Everyone at Station 51 is sick except for Johnny, and the whole station ends up quarantined. Will everyone be all right and why isn't Johnny sick?

The fire Department and the hospital have a system of checks and balances to prevent mistakes, but sometimes they happen anyway.

Johnny discovers the perils of fan fiction and isn't so sure he wants to be a part of it. This is my first published fan fic (I've written mostly play-by-post role play). I do a bit of teasing about the genre, but be assured it is out of love! Thanks to my beta-reader - you asked me not to mention your name so I won't, but you know who you are. Constructive comments welcome!

"John Gage, you are under arrest for the murder of Roy Desoto." Chocolate eyes stared back, face devoid of emotion, Detective Alex Hayes knew he was looking at a stone cold killer. The man didn't even have the decency to appear upset over the death of his partner of five years. Hayes was plenty affected for both men; he was with Desoto as he drew his last breath.

"You have to leave the city of your comfort and go into the wilderness of your intuition. What you'll discover will be wonderful. What you'll discover is yourself." -Alan Alda. In which Mike Stoker throws out his back, takes sick leave for the first time in over ten years, and figures himself out in the process. Please read notes. Bonus chapter added.

Coming face-to-face with Death doesn't necessarily mean you are about to die... "There is only one god, and His name is Death. And there is only one thing we say to Death: 'not today'." -Syrio Forel, Game of Thrones.