A sequel to Trip Home.

The men of the A-shift of Station 51 look to Captain Stanley for many things including a father figure to his youngest crewman. Johnny reaches out to Hank to help him face his latest injury. Be sure to read the sequel "The Right Choices"

Uh oh! Johnny's in trouble again..but it's Roy and Jo who end up in the principal's office. In his over-eager desire to help, what has Johnny done now?

This was a contest piece that tried to explain why Roy DeSoto wasn't wearing a red mountaineer's helmet when he fell in the Sierra/Emergency crossover episode from the 1970s.

Stopping at the corner gas station market can lead to an understandable upset for one of our friends from Station 51.

Chet grew up with all the tales and had even experienced otherworld creatures who lived with the Celts however since being with 51's he forgot all that in the excitement of the pranks. Now, he was regretting it. Could one call back a Banshee?

A woman's life passes before her eyes - the good parts. And Johnny is there to help.

Captain Stanley takes on the task of adjusting the attitude of one of his men.

Gage moves to L.A. to become a fireman but will he eat the smoke or will the smoke eat him? Written for a challenge a long time ago. Just a silly little one shot.

There are moments in life you'll never forget, moments you'll never forgive. The past comes to hit Roy and John, hard. Rated for plot, death, and mild launguage. Now complete!

Risking his life and his career were worth it if he found his friend alive.

Squad Fifty-One is forced into a detour run by desperate men. Station Fifty-One and Rampart.

this how we final decide the we belong together

Some days you're just in the right place at the wrong time. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. Follows "Horsing Around"

A friend emailed me today and suggested a story about Johnny dancing the Bachata. Here is my response. Hope you like it. I think it's complete, but let me know if you would like to read more about the lessons.

It's 1989 and the old friends from the original A-shift of Station 51 are once again getting together. This is an answer to a challenge sent to me about Marco and Bingo calling. Hope you like it.

Everone can make a decision if they have time to think about it but rescue workers rarely have that chance they have to deside how to deal with what ever comes out of the blue. Requested Sequeal to 'From Where Peace Comes' should read it first.

A moonlit night and an unknown type rescue at a creepy old mansion combine with Johnny's overactive 'movie' imagination to get him into some serious trouble. Unfortunately, he’s not the only one in serious trouble.

Johnny gets a New Year's Day message from a blind date that everyone can share. Johnny and Roy, Station 51 crew, a little of Rampart.

Sometimes in life parents do stupid things that lead to tragic end.

Station 51 answers a call to a house with unpleasant surprises, particularly for Johnny.

John Gage doesn't realize just how lucky he really is, until his good luck charm suddenly goes missing. How can the paramedic possibly survive the loss of his lucky green pen?

Can Roy move on and find love again after the loss of his wife?

John Roderick Gage was always thinking of new ways to do things. He was always on a tirade about how to get out of situations. But at this fire his ingenuity was really put to the test. Could he find his way out of this nightmare?

Sometimes words are not necessary. The support drawn from the bond of brotherhood outweighs the need for discussion.