Dr. Sam Beckett meets The Doctor (11th incarnation) in Amelia Pond's back yard. How could Sam, whose time travel technology is so inferior to The Doctor's, possibly help The Doctor, so he can make his next leap?

The final book in the Diverging Timelines saga. The Doctor, Sam, Glad, and Jack go on the offensive to defeat the Master and Lothos, determined to stop the Pi Network once and for all. But will the cost of victory be too high?

The saga continues as the Doctor, Dr. Sam Beckett, and Galadriel Thatcher travel to Australia in order to investigate the mystery of the Pi Network. What exactly is the Pi Network? How are the Master and Lothos using it to their nefarious ends? The answer may come in the form of a strange rock in the Outback, Glad's nightmares, and a distinctive pendant.

An unscheduled stop in Peru leads the Doctor and Sam Beckett into a situation which could affect the very fabric of time. Is the Brigadier's death a fixed point that can't be changed? Meanwhile the Master's plans are progressing rapidly thanks to the discovery of a unique meteorite. In addition, Jack and Rose discover just how dangerous the Pi Network is. Warning: Hints at rape.

In this revised version of a story I wrote when I was younger, Sam Beckett finds himself in the body of a travelling companion of a being known only as The Doctor.

Recommend reading after Ch. 7 of Book 3 but not necessary. The Doctor has gone to the Meridian Conglomeration in search for a cure to ZBI for Sam Beckett. However, tragedy strikes when Glad is kidnapped by two brothers intent on exacting revenge on the Time Lord. With the help of an old friend, can the Doctor find Glad before she's sold as a sex slave? No sex but some dark stuff.

In Book 3 of the Diverging Timelines saga, the Doctor and Sam Beckett must confront an Egyptian deity intent on changing history and ruling the Earth - for eternity. But how is this development related to one of Sam's previous leaps? Answers are found and new friends are made in an adventure that travels to ancient Egypt, the court of King Arthur, and beyond.

What would a peasant from Camelot think of ancient Egypt? The Doctor and Sam find out when they explore the city of Thebes. Part of the Diverging Timelines universe.

What would a peasant from Camelot think of modern day Cardiff? The Doctor finds out when he takes Galadriel there for a fuel stop. Part of the Diverging Timelines universe.

Sam finds that he has leaped into the most strangest man yet ... The doctor

Sam Beckett leaps into the life of a teenage girl named Rose Tyler. But who is the strange man in the pin-striped suit? Why does he have a phone box that's bigger on the inside? What exactly does he need to do to leap? The Doctor also has his own questions concerning Sam leaping through time and changing the past, seemingly willy-nilly. And why is Jack Harkness in charge of PQL?

Book 1 of 6. In 2003, Lothos, the all-powerful ruler of a time travel project, gains a new ally, an extraterrestrial with an understanding of time and similar goals to his own: to take over the Earth as supreme ruler. In 2005, Cpt. Jack Harkness encounters a series of horrific murders. How do they relate to each other? Is the Doctor involved? Had Humanity's Defender gone mad?

Dr. Sam Beckett wants to stop leaping through and who better than to jump into the Doctor's companion Rory Williams! But can he trick the Doctor into believing he's Rory long enough to get home?

Sam has leapt into the 3rd Doctor, and UNIT has just found a rather... odd crate they need the Doctor to analyze. Meanwhile, Al tries to decipher the comments made by the Project's new guest, because they have no other source of information. And that's just the beginning of their problems... Set shortly after DW "Spearhead from Space," and mid QL season 1

The first story in a massive Doctor Who/Torchwood/Quantum Leap crossover. This story: The Doctor has just regenerated into his ninth incarnation. What is going through his mind as he copes with the fact that not only is he the Last of the Time Lords but he's the reason for the fact? Can be read as a stand-alone.

Amy and Rory receive an unexpected visitor in the TARDIS. And the Doctor finds himself powerless to help them.

The mended timeline starts to crack and, after a bit of investigating, the Doctor realizes why he's having so much trouble mending those cracks—especially once he runs into Alia and discovers who she leaped into. Follows Splintering/Splicing.

One Shot meeting of Jack and Al. Christmas 1999 in Las Vegas. Rated T for Jack's Language.

10/Rose. Quantum Leap crossover. Sam leaps into the body of Rose Tyler. Can he save both her and the Doctor from a grisly fate?

The Evil Leaper Project receives an odd visitor calling himself Doctor John Smith. He offers to help them realize the goals of their time travel experiment—-but who exactly is he, and what is he really doing? Crossover with Doctor Who, Splintering inset

I wrote this a long time ago: This is my interpretation of how the Eighth Doctor regnerated, and the resulting near insanity that the Ninth went through just after. Since he's alone and needs help, who better than another Time Traveler? All in one go here

Dr. Sam Beckett has been leaping about in time for years, but when he leaps into the Doctor, he's reminded of just how fragile time really is—-and how sometimes, a small change can have horrifying effects. Crossover with Doctor Who, sequel to Patchwork.

Sam's leaped again, but this time things are different. The original history's in flux, and Sam is left trying to puzzle out the mystery of one Doctor John Smith who seems to be caught up in the middle of it. Crossover with Doctor Who.

Two different forms of incompatible energy existing in the same space-time would create havoc, wouldn't it? What would they have to put right? Spoilers through Torchwood Children of Earth.

Quantum LeapDr. Who crossover. Sam Beckett comes home with the help of another time traveller. completed