Right after Damn the Torpedoes, because they finally showed they can talk in a civilized manner, at least sometimes. English is not my native language, so sorry for all the mistakes (if anyone would even read it so many years after the show cancelation). I know that this show is dead for centuries now, but I just finished watching it one more time and I can't accept it was killed

After betraying the US Navy, Colorado finds herself the only warship on the island of Saint Martie. She must find a way to get home and get her name cleared and find out who's behind the government conspiracy.

'She's starting to question whether the tension between her and King really is a mutual dislike after all' - Post 'Nuke It Out' onwards

I was really disappointed with the way things ended for Grace & James. Especially for James. I started this immediately after the finale, but left it unfinished until today. James tells himself he's happy the choice he made to stay. James-centric. Don't own a thing. Just playing in this 'verse.

She had just killed a man. A man who had spent almost two months in the same submarine as her, and she had shot him. Lt. Grace Shepard in the aftermath of Episode 1.

Post-1X09 Blue Water Episode, well kind o fin the end actually. James/Grace of course, WE MEED MORE STORIES OUT HERE! One-Shot

A series of (chronological) one-shots. James King and Lt. Grace Shepard can't stand each other. Or can they?

Focusing on the relationship of LT. Grace Shepard and Navy Seal James King after their encounter on the beach… which was SMOKIN' hot! Not sure how far I want to take this, but the military aspects of the show will be kept at a minimum because unless I can keep up with the caliber of the writers on the show… Alittle rusty in my fanfic writing... enjoy!

Last Resort has created some very dynamic and enjoyable characters that I've enjoyed playing with. The relationship between Sam and Sophie is very genuine and visceral and these angles will be explored in this fic.

Sam Kendal is dead. And this is his requiem. A moment in the mind of Christine Kendal when she learns her husband is purportedly dead. Oneshot.