Sequel to 'So Why'd You Really Do it' The war is over. Cybertron is rebuilding. But what happens now? Refugee younglings, born on ships that sailed the stars see a world they never dared to hope for. Defectors from a brutal cause, they now question, struggle just to start over amid a new society's judgement. And Autobots struggle just be 'ordinary.'

This is basically like my other summary and I'm just gonna roll with it and make this short. Watch me as I mix shit up, save lives, and be scared shitless. Also, this is an apology book.

The war is over. The Decepticons were victorious. The Autobots were either dead or MIA. As for June and the children they soon find themselves in the clutches of the Decepticons, however, as the kids remain prisoners, as they watch their world die, they wonder is there a chance at freedom? At Hope? Or is this the end for them?

Bumblebee and Raf-centric. They had been through much in the time Raf and Bumblebee had known each other. However, they soon find their lives turned upside down when they suddenly find themselves taken from the world and time they know, away from their friends. And find themselves in a time not their own. And soon they will have to do all they can to find away home alive...

Decepticons, dark energon, even Unicron! As Team Prime face their many challenges, a medical assistant must step up in order to help her team. (Follows the TFP storyline) (OC X Knock Out)

This is a What If...type story. What if Heatwave had a twin sister? What if Heatwave wants to be a warrior instead? Also takes place during RID 2015, but set further into the future.

Before Megatron came upwhat happened?

A sequel to Word's Unspoken. We see Soundwave and Rhea's relationship grow as she slowly adapts to a Cybertronian body. Earth and Cybertron are allies and old prejudices are fading. But if everything is looking up, who is Steven? A military man seemingly unconnected to our familiar Bots who is haunted by nightmares that slowly start to seep into the waking world.

One night the Autobot known as Wheeljack is discovered by a human child. Instead of fleeing he decides to stay and talk to her for a little while. Surely that will have no lasting repercussions on either of their futures.

Mirage is discovered to be a femme and soon she and Cliffjumper start a loving relationship. Soon Mirage ends up pregnant. Cliffjumper and Mirage now have to deal with her pregnancy and raising their child during a time of war. They were worried about what Megatron might do but they are unsure whether this will make or break their relationship.

Earthspark. Post-Season One. Many years in the future, a much older Bumblebee, and his son, Beetle sit down to tell the latter’s children their story. One that began with a lonely boy in Witwicky in need of a friend, and a newly free Autobot scout who never knew he wanted a family - until they found each other.

A youngling dragged into the war between Autobots and Decepticons finds herself tied to the combat by a gift she possesses. Or is it a curse? Rated T for violence.

Self-righteous and exquisite, Windblade ruins Slipstream's life from the first act of kindness. Vengeful Shadow Striker's stone-cold Spark gradually bends to the whims of Flamewar's peculiar charm. Megatron and Optimus clash to decide the meaning of freedom, even at the ruination of their world. Starscream's burning ambition and desire seem destined to destroy him. [Cyberverse]

Alternate ending to Regeneration. Dreadwing gets his revenge for Skyquake, and Starscream ends up bound to Unicron for eternity. Since Starscream had used Dark Energon, I decided to keep it there. Borrowing cover.

A Heatwave x Quickshadow fic. They become a bonded couple and soon discover what it is like to be bonded and soon find out what is it like to start a family of their own.

X-Brawn is forced to help Sideburn with his school play. (Request for tiedwithribbons)

Two ordinary youths, different in every way, have been subjected to an extraordinary situation that may dwell on them for the rest of their days. They, along with a few others, go caught in an intergalactic war involving an ancient but powerful alien race. As Jack and Miko struggle to survive, something begins to grow between them, something they didn't think possible to happen.

Years after the war for Cybertron, Four of the Decepticons are trying to make amends for their past by helping defend Earth, But when the DJD begins targeting former Decepticons as well as Autobots can our former Cons and their new human friends be the heroes Earth and Cybertron needs? Rated T to be safe.

Two different monsters meet and the results will be insane. Rated T for violence, death, and profanity.

Just a little something my brain came up with one late night. The war is over and everyone is at peace and starting families.

The Queen of Cybertron returns. Months after taking back the throne and retrieving the Allspark as promised, Arcee finds her next adventure outside the world she is most familiar with. She becomes bent on a mission to restore Cybertron's relations with the Cyber Worlds, the other Transformer planets, but can she do it? Sequel to Arcee and the Isle of the Allspark

The Great War has ended and both Autobots and Decepticons are working on rebuilding Cybertron but many bots have been left damaged by the war. Bumblebee is one such bot and in a desperate state, decides to surrender himself to the Guardianship Agency, a place for injured or traumatised mecha to go for treatment and eventually, receive a guardian to look after him.

The War is over. Predaking works at a spaceport welcoming refugees home, then joins Bumblebee's mission to bring 'Bots, 'Cons, and colonists back to Cybertron. In space, they meet the Decepticon general Overlord, a former gladiator who is calm, beautiful, and charming, yet the most dangerous Cybertronian alive. Overlord can't be harmed, so what chance do they have of defeating him?

On Velocitron Seekers are enslaved by grounders, forced to serve them in every way. Starscream is repeatedly sold and abused by various masters until he is one day bought by Knock Out. With his newest master, he begins to learn more about the world and that there's something not right about slavery, causing him to question if he must actually serve the grounders.

Pandimala's journey is far from over. Between her journey home, and what she finds when she finally returns, Pandimala is going to have to adapt and persevere in order to reunite with her Lord. But, her path is not going to make that easy. Enemies and allies alike seem to be at every turn. Will she have the strength to overcome the challenges ahead? Rated T because I am paranoid.