Fic Auction story for PADavis. The boys are trapped while investigating a haunted bookstore, and Sam is caught between an entity intent on their destruction and battling to save his desperately injured brother’s life. Hurt!Dean

Very short insight into Sam's mind while Dean sleeps in the other bed. Guest appearance by Ruby 2.0 *Eyeroll*

Things are wrong, and Sam doesn’t know what to do. He used to know, he’s sure of it, but he can’t figure out how to find his way back. Spoilers up to 4.04.

They didn’t say goodbye because they couldn’t. Goodbye would be more permanent then either of them could handle at that moment.

He thinks that it has something to do with what Ruby said about how big sacrifice is. It doesn't matter, either way, he's not breaking his promise to his brother.

Challenge fic for 'Flutter' and its well over 100 words, because it's got ounces of limp Sammy and limp Dean, relevence/reflection on AHBL/NRFTW. Warnings given...

Dean has insomnia, a new toy, and a little brother to annoy. Season One--Pure Fluff.

A quick oneshot. When Sam asks Dean that question, they find a creative way to say how they feel. Weechesters, but with a twist to something in the series. NOTHING WINCEST!

One shot. Complete. Based off of the fight in Metamorphosis. Just a little bit of what Sam's feeling when the car pulls over.

Sam Ashen was the last survivor of the Elm street children. She meets Dean Winchester who is a fellow survivor and someone who can help. When she trusts him enough, and vice versa, she tells him the story of Freddy Krueger, a child murderer and bastard so

Sam rescues his brother from Hell, but finds him spiralling back downwards. Dean battles with the consequences of coming back from the dead and both are left to deal with the Apocalypse that just won't wait.

Sam wakes up one morning and to his horror, Asia is playing on the radio, Dean cannot wake up, and it’s not Tuesday...“Dean! Please!” Sam is screaming now. Screaming helplessly in pure agony. "Wake up, please! It's not Tuesday! It's not Tuesday!"

Missing scene from "Metamorphosis": more of that much-needed conversation between the boys. Spoilers for 4.04.

A one-shot, taking place right after Metamorphasis. Dean visits a church. He really needs to vent.

Sam does notice these things. He just doesn't know what to do about them. Spoilers up to 4.04

A string of jobs leaves the Winchesters scorched around edges. Dean struggles with his impending deal. Gen. Angsty, Dark!Fic! Hurt!Dean

Giving birth on the red carpet is something unexpected but not impossible especially if we are talking about babies that just can’t wait to show himself to the world.

Safe places don't exist. Nowhere, not in the entire world. Nobody knows that better than Dean Winchester. But at times, it really doesn't matter. Companion piece to "Safe Place".

Dean returns from Hell, desperate to be reunited with Sam...but for a reason he never, ever thought possible. Dean/Sam/Bobby No Season 4 spoilers, I can wait! Warning: some parts of Ch. 1 a little intense. AU since Sn. 4 premiere.

Sam's sorry. Slash

While on the job, Sam and Dean stumble upon another pair of siblings. As their paths continue to cross, a deadly secret will begin to unravel which will force the Winchesters to make the distinction between good and evil.

Dean has one year left to live and Sam isn't going to give up on his brother. But then Andie Morgan comes into their lives...Please Read and Review :D *final chapter up*

This is the little girl's perspective during the time she is possessed in "No Rest For the Wicked", written from her point of view. I couldn't help but write it, even though the idea is disturbing. Please review!

Dean Winchester lives his life in the cold, believing that he’s undeserving. When he gets a taste of God’s love, it’s more than he can handle, and he makes a choice that might lead to his damnation. Or his salvation. Dean/Castiel. Set after 4.02

Sam wasn't looking for him. Sam wasn't out getting burgers. Sam wasn't out saving lost kittens from busy highways in the middle of the night. Sure, he didn't know what Sam was doing, but he shouldn't have needed an angel to tell him that Sam was lying.