A little horror story to remind us of Halloween.

Third and final story following It's All in the Family, and Love's Great Adventures. Reading those two stories first are encouraged. **Tissue Alert**

Why DOES Johnny do so so many more dangerous saves than Roy?

A series of sketches related to 'The Call of the Day' including the answers to some lingering questions from the main story. Sketches are mostly independent of each other; timing of new sketches dependent on my muse and real life.

This a sequel to It's All in the Family. Reading that story first is suggested.

Seeking solace at the beach after a difficult shift, a chance meeting changes Johnny's life forever.

How does a patient feel when they are in an accident? This is the point of view from a patient who was in an accident with three kids in the car.

It's hard when the one you are angry at is the person you need to turn to most. This story is the final story of the "Coping Trilogy".

The A shift of station 51 finds a lot more then they bargin for when they respond to a MVA in Bear Canyon during a driving storm leaving some of the crew a little worse for wear having to depend on each other for survival.

After covering Chet's overtime, Johnny plots his revenge for weeks of practical jokes.

A routine rescue, rescuing a young boy who gets himself stuck under a dock, turns dangerous when Johnny is injured as well.

Johnny and Roy are called to a prison to treat an injured inmate. A riot breaks out and they are caught in the middle.

With Chet back after an injury, the men of station 51 are together again as they continue to heal. This is the second story in the "Coping Trilogy".

Two years after developing a seizure disoder and one year after undergoing experimental surgery, Johnny faces his biggest challenge: can he prove his ability to resume working as a paramedic? The fifth and final installment in the Seize seies

After not feeling well for a few weeks, Johnny finally gets the courage to see a doctor. When he is diagnosed with a terminal illness, he and his friends share memories of a life that is ending much too soon. **Death of a main character & MAJOR tissue warning** *This story has been edited from it's original version. It is dedicated to my father who passed way 3 years ago Aug 28th

A new trainee shows up at Station 51 eager to work with Roy and Johnny. They soon realize he is not interested in the patients. What is he interested in and where is Johnny?

The call is answered…today and every day. bad summary—sorry! This is dedicated in memory of the 343 first responders who gave their lives—answering the call—on September 11, 2001. This is the 11th anniversary of that terrible tragedy.

For most, Christmas is a time to spend with family and friends. But for the crew at Station 51, things can get a little crazy...

*** This old 1999 story is a prequel to the episode 'Snakebite' by Carroll Christensen ***

Sequel to "The Gage Secret." Alyssa, Johnny's newly discovered, and homeless, young cousin reluctantly agreed to stay with him for a few days. Now that those 'few days' have passed what surprises lay ahead for Alyssa, Johnny and the other members of the Station 51 crew? COMPLETE.

The last in my Aubrey storyline. There is a building collapse and Roy can't find Johnny. Did he run in when everyone was running out?

A feminist writer follows Paramedics DeSoto and Gage for a week, determined to write a story that will inspire woman's lib and equal rights. Will the libbest's stubborness or Roy and John's belief in the rule of 'no females being firefighters' win out?

Missing scene from "Propinquity" Season Three, Eipsode Twenty-One . Roy spends the night at Johnny's for some "peace, quiet, and relaxation."

Johnny is left alone with his three children for an afternoon when Julianna returns to work. What do Johnny's children have in store for him on this day? Will Johnny survive the day?

A summer heat wave proves to be the least of Johnny's worries.