Dropping from the bridge support while attached to a lifeline and flopping around like a rag doll while holding a seizing teenager had unforeseen consequences for John Gage. Story is now completely posted. TKX for reading.

She left Biloxi, Mississippi for a better life in Los Angeles. But every city has it's sordid secrets. Will the City of Angels steal another innocent soul? R/R please- first try at writing fan fiction

Roy's tale of his family's choosing a name for their new dog. Very short demonstration of Roy's and John's sense of humor.

Hank's oldest daughter is about to go on her first Date, will Daddy survive? Has he taught his little girl all she needs to know to survive? There will be moments when everyone wonders.

This story is a prequel to "The Wedsworth Townsend Act" when Johnny first graduated from the academy and joined L.A. County Fire Station 10 and to my story Rescue Man.

When a new doctor begins her training in the ER at Rampart, will she catch Johnny's eye? Will these two be able to keep a relationship, unlike Gage's past girlfriends, or will it spiral downhill from crazy on-call hours and dangerous jobs?

Overlapping sequel to Season Two: "The Professor"; written in order to recover from the shock of Roy's cavalier attitude towards his marriage. Roy, how could you!

A wizard in training can't cast the right spell to get one half of Squad 51 back to what he should be. A little bit of Harry Potter in this story.

When a patient's pet hamster gets loose in the halls of Rampart's Emergency Department, the nurses are up in arms, on chairs, desk tops and doing some interesting stepping moves.

Roy and John ponder a couple of oddball paramedics. One is a cross between Craig Brice and Chet Kelly. The other talks with an affected Southern Accent. Both make John and Roy laugh.

This is in responce to the challenge to come up with a story around a Christmas Carol. it talks about sub for Santa so not for little ones who still believe.

Just a short little story that was begging to be written all for fun and fun for all.

The elderly neighbor she was always helping often said the only sure things in life are death and taxes, but even young Jennifer DeSoto knew a family that was tax exempt. What about the other? Warning, deals with the death of a child

Joanne reflects on her wedding.

A tragedy on Christmas Eve leaves the Station 51 crew hoping for a miracle for a critically injured little girl.

Johnny is on the ground. Roy crouches over him to help. All day.

Rampart is giving a concert benefit for its patients, and the guys at Station 51 agree to sing for it. What's this? Johnny and Chet collaborating on a secret project?

Based on the scene from "The Bash", in which John is admiring a gem in the mirror. Roy sees John preening himself in the mirror. From Roy's POV, in the form of an entry from Roy's journal, which Roy left out on the locker room bench, and John reads.

A tribute- using Joe to do so - to all the men who have raised children in an honorable manner; even when those children are not theirs biologically. One shot.

John has a premonition of Roy's death in the line of duty. Does the premonition come true?

Johnny is the victim of a savage assault. Warning for violence.

An unusual but joyful call becomes even more unusual, as the night wears on.

An odd 'delivery' of an abandoned child brings the men of Station 51 closer together. Better than it sounds!

A woman is part of a tragic accident, but the firemen and doctor who help her never know what the real tragedy is.

A gas tanker transferring fuel, a cigarette, a match and a firefighter. What could possibly go wrong? *Complete*