It had been a dry winter and the underbrush and surrounding grass ignited quick catching the nearby young trees and then moving to the larger ones on the ridge. This road, their only way out, was blocked by a several power poles that had fallen across the road from the force of the explosion. Finally, even as high on the mountain as they were, the sirens of help reached their ears.

Part 3 of TTWC. Johnny/OMC. The years spent answering the call for the residents of Los Angeles County have finally worn Johnny down. With Roy moving on, he decides the time is right to take Steven up on his offer to come to Alaska for good, but leaving his old life behind isn't nearly as easy as it seems.

Joanne has lost her husband and the father of her children. Johnny has lost his partner and best friend. It's only natural that they lean on each other for support, for comfort, for solace. Their lives begin to intertwine in ways they couldn't have possibly imagined. Johnny/Joanne, Johnny/OFC, Joanne/OMC.

When Roy gets hit by a car after he and Johnny finish working a call, Johnny finds himself in need of someone to lean on. Dixie is only too willing to provide a cup of coffee and some much needed kindness.

1977: An earthquake hits the Los Angeles area, forever changing the lives of the 51's family. No slash.

Johnny Gage/Laurie Campbell. Two years after they last saw each other in San Francisco, Johnny and Laurie run into each other at a paramedic convention in New Orleans. And three days is all it takes for them to fall for each other. Continuing their blossoming relationship once they return to California will be full of challenges for them both. Part 1 of Five Hundred Miles.

"My birthday is coming up, you know?" He nodded, "And it's making me crazy. I keep seeing things that aren't there and expecting him to jump out from behind things." She sighed, "Maybe I should just take the next six weeks off and hide." (I still stink at summaries so another snippet of the story it is.)

Sixty story episodes of Emergency! written by EMS, Fire personnel along with fans of the series. Each chapter is a complete episode. The first story is the pilot.

Johnny's shoulders tense against the bricks. It doesn't usually go this wrong. He doesn't usually let it go this wrong.

Part 2 of TTWC. Johnny/OMC. After a traumatic call, Johnny makes plans to meet Steven up at his cabin in Alaska. What begins as a temporary escape has Johnny questioning whether he wants to continue his current life or leave it all behind.

Try to make the best of a bad situation! *A little drabble inspired by 6-sentence Sunday...thanks to unwittingcatalyst for direction and mentoring.

23rd story in The Brotherhood series. Chet and Sam start planning their wedding, but Chet starts to have doubts and fears about their future. Fortunately, his best man is there to talk some sense into him and get him to the altar. Chet/OFC.

"These men you will be field training with are the best. They were of the first and second paramedic training classes, in fact they were paramedics before the bill even passed." Brackett sat behind his desk evaluating the woman in front of him. *I know, I know ANOTHER female paramedic fic but I hope to take this a course that the other haven't.*

It's been almost three years since Roy and Johnny last spoke to each other. Now they've run into each other at a convention in Chicago, of all places. Much was left unsaid then, and much is about to be revealed that could change the course of their friendship.

A drabble. For Station 51. And Michael Norell.

Part 1 of TTWC. Johnny/OMC. Johnny meets a freelance photographer visiting Los Angeles on assignment, and they immediately hit it off. A brief affair turns into a very real relationship that develops via phone calls and letters. That relationship is put to the test when Johnny is hit by a drunk driver while working a call and requires some extra support as he recovers.

Roy tiptoed through his front door, his work duffel slung over his shoulder. It was early in the morning, but Roy wasn't risking waking the excited Jenny with the garage door. Shutting and locking the door, he dropped his duffel at the basement steps and turned the hot water on for coffee. With Johnny following behind, they were going to need it.

A modern day version of Emergency! that stays true to the original series. It's the holiday season in Los Angeles. As Station 51 responds to multiple yuletide emergencies, the Rampart staff rallies around an elderly patient.

Johnny gets the idea to reunite the Firehouse Four to sing Christmas carols for the pediatrics ward at Rampart. Will they bring joy to the world, or will it be an unholy night? All tagged characters plus Cap, Stoker, and Dixie.

22nd story in The Brotherhood series. It's midnight, Christmas Eve, and everyone on Fifty-One's A-shift finds their own way to celebrate before coming together on Christmas Day.

A tunnel collapse brings realizations to the surface, and Roy finds himself lost in the dark. Slash.

What makes a friend? Happenstance or purpose? He finally was a Captain but while he gained something so wanted had he also lost something?

An injured hiker. A canine photoshoot. A hat theft most brazen. An unlikely pugilist. And…hey, was that a bear? Or, a series of events in which Johnny meets his hero, Roy meets his nemesis, Chet meets the consequences of his actions, Stoker meets the limits of his sanity, and Cap's hat very nearly meets an ignominious end.

How did paramedics John Gage and Roy DeSoto become partners and friends?

Station 51 personnel are heading to Rampart with injuries. One is already there. What are the odds he won't try to help? Potential missing scene from the episode Nuisance.