How much do appearances matter? More than they should.

Self-improvement is a notable goal, but everybody needs a little help. Or, Beetlejuice helps Delia in a crisis - just not the way he intended.

Beetlejuice comes to an important realization about Lydia. (And gives her the first non-friend kiss.)

Rebel with a cause; Beetlejuice is learning to be responsible.

Sometimes the heart can't say what it needs to, but the message gets through somehow.

Nature red in tooth and claw. But sometimes it can teach you what your own nature is.

Lydia is worried and fretful. What can Beetlejuice do to make her feel better?

An emotional argument leads to near-disaster.

The Roadhouse gets a much-needed redecoration.

Being pregnant's not exactly fun. It's so much more than that.

First dates can be very special indeed.

A direct sequel to "Secret Heart", in which they learn they are pregnant.

A double drabble about . . . juice.

With their engagement announced, Lydia finally gets to show Beetlejuice off at the school Christmas dance. But Clare Brewster just can't stand not being the center of attention.

Another twelve-part 'Advent calendar' as a thank-you to all those who've read and enjoyed my stories.

Percy needs to be rescued. Maybe he's not the only one.

A life and death discussion.

Beetlejuice finds Lydia in the arms of another. He doesn't handle it well.

As Lydia dies in his arms, Beetlejuice gives himself up to follow her.

Can dreams come true?

Another Halloween in the human world.

las amigas de Lydia descubren a Beetlejuice que pasara

Lydia and Beetlejuice are trying to start a family, but it's not looking likely. Then they witness violence against a child. How do they react? Is it responsibility, conscience, a deep-seated need – who's to say which it is and maybe it's all three.

Beetlejuice argues with his heart about Lydia.

Minds, hearts, souls entwined. And a whole bunch of sappiness and mush.