moonshot

A dark, kick ass AU take on the pilot - just imagine the Winchester family business is organized crime rather than hunting the supernatural.

This thing of ours

“You let Ianto fall into the Rift,” Jack said, with a level of strained calm that had Owen edging towards the door. “Alright.” He took a deep breath. “But you should know that nobody sleeps until we find him. And I’m probably going to fire you all.” A wonderful story that delivers a Jack & Ianto out of time in a way that’s both fun and easily canon compliant.

Nemo Me Impune Lacessit

This story takes place Earth side during the early days of the Atlantis mission. What starts off as a simple shore leave and an opportunity for Rodney to do some side work, beach side, turns into a James Bond stint for John. It’s an absolutely delightful story from start to finish!

Ordinary Life

…suddenly the boy–whose Yerulian name had been Vishnok–was known all over Atlantis as Peter McKay. I hate calling this kid fic because, if asked, I’d say I don’t like kid fic (despite the fact that I totally do) but, yes, McKay ends up as guardian to a wayward alien orphan. All the while, he and John keep getting married. This story is delightful. It’s funny and fun with just the right balance of angst and h/c.

Weddings, Plural, and a Yak

A fun AU featuring John as a presidential hopeful and Rodney as his high strung campaign manager. Great cameos from the rest of the Atlantis team, too.

As Wide as the Sky

This is a sweet, sappy first time fic that’s almost too sappy for me but sometimes it’s nice when it’s this easy for John & Rodney to make it work.

Thinking Positively

What starts off as a helping hand from a friend quickly turns to more but, of course, neither Sheppard or Rodney dares to talk about it. Really hot.

A Left-Handed Relationship

I couldn’t decide whether this is SGA or SG-1 fic because, really, it’s both. It’s a lovely story about Sam settling in on Atlantis but taking SG-1 with her in small, meaningful ways.

Where You Hang Your Hat

A coda to “Mystery Spot.” I read this story and absolutely believed Sam’s reaction to Dean’s return particulary the lingering fear (terror) and the ways he changed, for good, since that first Tuesday.

Tuesday’s Gone

Coda to “Mystery Spot.” This short story aches and tugs at your heart for all Sam’s gone through and the deal that’s still left to break.

Mournful He Would be on Wednesday