A muddy brawl with a ferocious demon sends Spike in search of healing waters in a nearby, long-forgotten spring. He thinks the Summers women are completely unaware of the danger he's averted, but as fate would have it, a very curious Slayer stumbles on his trail.

A brief glimpse into an alternate S6, where Buffy really was in a hell dimension. Goes AU at Bargaining Part II. One-shot.

Summary: Buffy’s already got the blues, and then various incarnations of Spike start mysteriously popping up all over her house. It’s less fun for our girl than you might think.

Sometimes our memories are not of our childhood

AU/Post-BTVS: Is the world ever really what it seems?

Missing scenes after Buffy rescues Spike from the First Evil.  Because I love hurt/comfort, because I decided there just aren't enough post-"Showtime" fics in the world, and as a thank-you to those who read  Distress Signals .

This story is a gift to TJBW, Puddinhead, Science, wolffan200, Dreamweaver, and everyone else I forgot to thank properly for helping me with Distress Signals. It is also a thank-you to everyone who read and reviewed that last one, and something for you to enjoy while I muster the energy to possibly write something longer, again. Cheers.

set in the timeframe of AtS S5 (Approximately 1 year post Chosen). Buffy has decided she is ready to commit to a real and lasting relationship. Her cookies are baked and ready to serve. All canon official up to Damaged episode of AtS S5 but it is unnecessary to have viewed any or all WARNING: This story IS Spuffy but it begins with Buffy unaware of Spike's return from dusting in the hellmouth. This is about her finally learning who and what she really wants, mistakes are made.

Loving Buffy is never a stable environment as Spike has learned since her return from heaven. All he’s done is to try to help and all it’s achieved is to make things worse. So what might actually help this broken Slayer? 

Setting: S6 all canon through “Dead Things” then it goes AU to varying degrees after Chapter 1.
Disclaimer: Original characters and the town of Sunnydale rights remain with Joss Whedon, Mutant Enemy, the writers of the original episodes/books, and the TV and production companies responsible for the original television shows. BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER ©2002 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. All Rights Reserved. The Buffy the Vampire Slayer trademark is used without express permission from Fox. ANGEL ©2001 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. All Rights Reserved. The ANGEL trademark is used without express permission from Fox. This is a work of fan fiction and no financial gain is made by this author
Authors Notes: Some dialogue in the first chapter is taken from Dead Things written by Stephen S. DeKnight

Set in Season Six in the first moments of Tabula Rasa then spins off into a very different world! What would happen if Teeth and his goons had actually 'dealt' with Spike? How would it effect Buffy and Sunnydale if our favorite Vamp was taken out of the equation? ANGST ANGST ANGST be warned!

Everyone deserves a reward... A one-off funny.

Spike had been pretty down lately. Sometimes Buffy wished she could just shake him. Where the hell was Spike under all this? She knew he had a soul, now, but – god. Did a soul do nothing but make vampires melancholy brood machines? Set after The Killer In Me, before Get It Done.

  “So, you wanna tell me what really happened down there?”
    “Nothing,” Spike said, annoyed, “it was just stuff. Memories. Nothing important.”
    “Nothing important doesn’t usually make your hands shake,” Buffy said softly.
    Buffy tries to help Spike find the source of the First’s trigger, after she releases him in Lies My Parents Told Me. It is not a short or pleasant journey.

"You’re a hypocritical piece of work, watcher," Spike told Giles. "You’ve lied to her, abandoned her, poisoned her, endangered her, and worked behind her back to undermine her, and you think I’m the one who’s bad for her.” Spike confronts Giles after Lies My Parents Told Me.

“Even if he was okay with it, even if he was a bad person, even if... if he... did the same thing to someone else. That wouldn’t make what I did right.” Buffy talks to Dawn in the car ride home from the train yard, in Him.

Dawn accidentally sends Buffy and herself back to season 6. Can they change their fate?