Mass Effect. Two centuries after the Reaper War, Liara and Shepard live a reclusive life far from civilisation. To the rest of the galaxy the reapers have become little more than a legend, but for those who lived through the war Shepard is still a hero and when the asari decide to reclaim Thessia, she finds herself drawn back into galactic politics.

Words may be a stone in your pocket, to be carried with you at all times. Something comfortable and familiar, its sides worn smooth. Words may also be an anchor around your neck, weighing you down with every step you take. Their edges sharp, they pierce and draw blood. When Liara receives words she didn't ask for, she doesn't realise the significance of them until Shepard's life

Garrus is on Omega, heartbroken and lost. He finds a reason to live in Archangel and his crew...but he isn't sure he actually wants to. *This is the sequel to my ME1 fic, Rewrite the Stars.* Fair warning: This one gets DARK. Content warnings for suicidal ideations and attempt, drug use, drug overdose, and character death. Obviously it's not canon. Still, it's Bioware's sandbox.

Shepard deals with what comes after the mission on Alchera. It always bothered me that there's not even a single line about how Sheppard deals with the fact that she has to relieve the trauma she was put trough.

What happened to Sheppard after Horizon and what will Garrus do when he meets the one who hurt his best friend. Thane and Sheppard relationship implied.

A survivor of an extinct alien race becomes an unlikely ally in the fight against Saren. But is an alien raised by the Hanar since youth someone Shepard and his crew can trust, or has he doomed his crew by bringing aboard the ultimate warrior assassin? **REWRITE 5/15/2020**

Even with the Reaper war raging on, it's still the little things that matters. Within the relative peace of her quarters, Shepard seeks to keep herself afloat in these trying times. Taking some time for herself, she decides her hair is too long. Liara helps Shepard takes care it.

Shepard's rise to fame was by blood and sweat through countless battlefields but the he scars he bares came long before he picked up a rifle and swore the oath of service. (Covers pre-enlistment as well as Elysium, Akuze and Torfan arc part of ongoing series I've been delaying for years to put out. M for language and sexual themes)

Liara savours a moment of peace as Shepard sleeps before reality drags them back to face the war with the Reapers.

Katrina Shepard has a lot of specialists to aid in her fight against the Collectors, but not one is trained solely in demolitions. Enter Jax Weaver, former member of Garrus' team on Omega, left for dead and devoid of any loved ones left; a perfect fit for a suicide mission. But that all depends on him not finding a new reason to live for, or a person.

The Reaper War is finally over after many lives have been lost. The question now is, will the lives of our heroes be able to continue? [FemShepXLiara]

Some practice for me in writing out long form first person. A mild dramatization of My most recent run-through of the trilogy taking the form of after action journals to flesh out the character backstory and emotions. Follows Ira Shepard, a Adept Spacer War hero who is for now "Queen of the Girl Scouts"

T'Soni is on the hunt for the Shadow Broker. She asks Shepard for a favour and Shepard can't refuse. But it all goes wrong when Shepard and T'Soni are captured by the agents of the Shadow Broker. As they fight to stay alive, they question the true cost of life and death.

What would you do when you were born into a world with the apocalypse getting closer? Would you spend your life in fear or would you stand up against the odds and try to change your destiny? ( SI , OC , M for violence.)

Part vorcha, part human, Mistake knows she was never meant to be made. But while she is here, she might as well live instead of just surviving. It's not a easy life. Warnings for some gore and language.

Everyone has an opinion over what happened at the sushi bar. Even Garrus Vakarian. Just before going to the Casino Garrus and Shepard talk about important things.

A chance encounter is the start of a new friendship, one that Shepard sorely needs.

A different take on how Thane's romance could have played out through ME3. I am a believer in happy endings, love and the right to live. I will not, therefore, let Bioware simply kill the Drell. Not on my, or my Shepard's watch.

The Reapers are defeated. The nations of the galaxy have succeeded in destroying the ancient exterminators, but at great cost. Hundreds of worlds have been devastated, and the mass relays are severely damaged. A vacuum of power has been opened, and if the galaxy cannot remain united, it will fall divided. Meanwhile, millions of miles from Earth, the crew of a lost ship voyage home.

A story in progress - Mass Effect 2, but slightly different. Commander James Shepard and Chief Ashley Williams will need all their skills if they are to figure out what the Illusive Man is planning and how to stop the Collectors.

Bored after weeks of being stuck in the hospital, Shepard is out for a little excitement, a little exercise after she got discharged. Biotic sparring is the way to go, she decides. And what Shepard wants, she won't stop until she gets.

Everyone thinks the war is the story, but sometimes the real story comes after the dust clears. Just a what-if Shakarian style.

Memini Latin for I remember. Waking up bound and gagged with no memory of how it happened is a sure sign of a concussion or worse. But before Ryder could piece her threadbare memories back together, the door opens and a strange turian is shove in. Who is her new roommate and what the fuck is going on?

A quick pilot to a project in the works. Mass Effect: Reimagined is a retelling of the story with a little creative spin. I will remain faithful to the games; however, I will rework the ending, no "choose your color." I hope this interests you for what's to come!

The plan is set, the stage ready, there is no reason to delay. Win or lose, live or die, the fate of Kadara rests on the hands of Kate Ryder whether she likes it or not.