AU.Jack/OC's centric. Earth 1869, His nightmares are escaping & he cant stay dead. Who's watching him? What has he to loose? What is the Key? will end up M rated deals with addiction. contains swearing.

Post-Countrycide. Ianto right after getting the crap beaten out of him by cannibals. Janto. Disclaimer: I own nothing

This is my rewrite of the scene in Torchwood from Season One, Episode 11, Combat. Originally, Owen had gone in, and the Weevil had attacked him. Jack and the rest of the team had come in, and Jack had had no choice but to shoot the Weevil in the arm. Later, Owen said, "I didn't want to be saved. It was perfectly fine until you lot came blundering in and saved me."

Tosh and Owen didn't get the ending they deserved. So here I am giving it to them. Enjoy and please review.

Ianto has had about enough of this "teaboy" business.

Ianto gets a little innovative, bordering on the avant-garde.

Gwen has a bee in her bonnet about something but Jack just wants to go weevil hunting with Ianto. Will more than just secrets be revealed? Follows Interrupted in my world and set in season two, episode 11, 'Adrift'.

Ianto Jones just wants one more night, one moment of grace before he has to give Jack up. Oneshot. Complete.

a re-written version of Torchwood Love. same storyline as the last version

Jack decides to fly. Suicide.

drabble-esque moments when Ianto realized certain things about Jack.

Ianto was not any different than any of the guys before him. That's what Jack thought anyway. SLowly however he realizes that maybe he was wrong and maybe Ianto was different. OHESHOT - Slash - Janto

Disharmony and conflict threatens the Torchwood Three family when ghosts surface from the past. (Sixth story in the "What Never Should Be" universe.)

"That tiny little knife should have been less threatening in the fingers of a doctor than it would have been in the hands of torturer, but it wasn't. A cool "Now, this might hurt a bit..." from Owen as he got himself into position by Ianto's left shoulder made Ianto shiver in ways the best of the worst of the British military couldn't have."

A poem I wrote at one in the morning after watching episode 7 of Torchwood: Miracle Day

Inspired by the episode that features films of a traveling circus, this is a short story of our favourite Captain Jack Harkness when he was a part of that lifestyle. Outsider POV.

Crossover with Johnny English. Tosh and Owen get accidently transported to an alternate universe. They get used to it. Written in script format. Crack. Some bad language.

Three perspectives of the events surrounding Cyberwoman.

Ianto and Toshiko realize that sometimes "getting away" means "going across the street." [Tosh&Ianto, Oneshot, Post-Greeks, Not shippy.]

Jack Harkness has dealt with losses before. This time, though, they become too much. Set after Children of the Earth. Rated M for language.

Ianto's boss encourages him to experiment a little, but he really doesn't think this kind of 'touching' is for him. [Jack/Ianto-ish, Oneshot/Drabble, Pre-series. Entirely innuendo.]

Ianto is finally ready to tell Jack how he feels, he's got it all planed, right down to the candles. What could possibly go wrong... In the Cannon, fits after my story Something Blue. Between the episodes, Something Borrowed and From out of the Rain in season two.

The bride was an ex-girlfriend of the Welshman and one of the last places Ianto wanted to show up with his ultra-flirty boyfriend. Inspired by my meeting of John Barrowman.

It was hard to hate a man who looked so good in that coat. [Jack/Ianto, Oneshot, Post-Cyberwoman]

Post COE. Jack is trying to go on after the 456 incident and the loss of Ianto. With a new lover and a new life, he feels he may just manage it. But there's an unexpected turn of events that makes him reconsider...