Goes AU at the end of Lies My Parents Told Me. Robin Wood succeeds in killing Spike, and Buffy takes it badly. Giles is left to wonder how he will get his Slayer back in the game before all is lost. Dark, angsty fic. 

The title says it all.

From a bunny sparked by discussion of several small bits during Pangs and Something Blue that allow room for a softer, less judgmental Buffy and a Spike who is more amenable to Giles' suggestion that he may have been chipped for a reason. 

Banner by the very talented Always_jbj who also beta read the whole thing. :)

Spike had reasons for why he didn't call Buffy, this story shows them and a bit more too. After all Buffy can't remain oblivious forever.

Just a little ficlet for Seasonal Spuffy's free day. Set in early season nine, but you don't need to know anything about the comics to "get" it. :)

This story takes place about a month after The Ghost in You. It is helpful, but not necessary to read that story first. The story takes place in an AU version of Season 6. Spike and Buffy are together, living in her house and caring for Dawn after Buffy was brought back from the dead. Their newfound peace is due to be shattered when they become pawns in a battle between the Powers that Be and a race of demons hungry for power. 

Spike visits Buffy's grave, and the way it could have gone if he had been "...faster, more clever, you know?"

Some minor dialogue lifted from "The Gift", so credit to Joss Whedon for that.

And then they’re stumbling away together, two idiots spiraling toward destruction with no one else to cling to but each other. 

The necessary scene in Dead Things, after Buffy departs the police station.

Spike's a ghost. Angel's pissed. Angel's CEO of Wolfram and Hart. Buffy's pissed. Cue drama, angst, comedy, and sexy Spuffy goodness.

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Set in the I Know You verse. Spike and Buffy have been asked to help out a village being attacked by vicious rodents of some sort.

Goes off canon in the middle of Entropy. Buffy goes to check on Xander after the confrontation outside the Magic Box, and she finds her world shaken to the core by what ensues. Will Spike be able to help her pick up the pieces, or has Buffy finally gone over the edge? 

This is a response to challenge #477 here on the Bloodshedverse. Please read the warnings! It starts out dark, and only time will tell if there is a light at the end.

That's how betrayal works. It sends out ripples of hurt. Ones right next to you...ones you can't even see.

A year after the events of Season Eight, Buffy is still reeling. But while she and Spike try to sort out the hurt and confusion that Buffy's been dealing with all year, the aftershocks of her betrayal have brought a new enemy forth...one that might just be the one to break her completely.

Originsverse Ficlet, set between Revelations and Resolutions. 

Snapshots of different times and places in their long and storied history, a bit of fluff, a bit of smut. Some laughs and perhaps even a tear or two...

"It was amazing to feel this free, she could do anything, be anything with him. He showed her a place inside without limits. Where being a Slayer didn't define her, it was simply one small facet of who she was. 

How could he be the one person to ever really see her?"


Ratings vary from NC-17 to G, pairings are only your favorite duo - with a dash of Spike/Giles friendship.

Various Seasons, mostly to Canon, some Spoilers (if you haven't seen the show eleventy thousand times like me) but nothing that would ruin an episode for you.

Disclaimer: The characters from Buffy the Vampire Slayer are owned by Joss Whedon, Mutant Enemy, and Fox studios. This story is not meant to infringe upon anyone's rights, only to entertain.

A simple one-shot. I was watching Forever and I sooo wanted it to be Spike that took Buffy's hand as she stood at the grave. So I wrote this in about an hour.
Buffy's lines from the episode have been appropriated for this, so props to Marti Noxon for those.
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