Summary: Follows rewrites of seasons 4, 5, and 6 in which Buffy had been sent back in time post Chosen with the idea that she could do away with Glory (or Ben) before it got to the jumping off the tower point. The idea being that if she didn't die, and wasn't subsequently resurrected, the balance wouldn't be off and the First Evil would not become as powerful a threat as he had in her own time. Spike, meanwhile, once he'd become corporeal, was also sent back with the idea of preventing the same things. Neither knew about or was expecting the other, but once they were angrily facing each other in Season 4, they realized who they were and that they were there for the same reason.
Previous parts: I Would Still Have Loved You (season 4), All About the Mission (season 5), Almost Home (season 6), and now this one which will bring them back to where they came from. Time-wise, that is. What that world is going to be like now remains to be seen.  
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Spike and Dawn manage to persuade Buffy that what she really needs is some time off, and what better than a night of roller coasters, cotton candy and all the fun of the local fair. She should have known that nothing is ever that simple in Sunnydale. Set in early season six.

Two ficlets from Schmoop Bingo - the prompt for the first one is "finding the perfect gift" and for the second one was "first holiday". Together, they make up one season six story in which Buffy decides to invite Spike for Christmas dinner.

They say the first stage of grief is denial. Immediatly post-Chosen

Final book in the Spike's Will Be Done Series.

Cordy's been stuck in her higher dimension ever since True Colors and she's had enough...

A spuffy twist of the episode where Xander was possessed by a hyena. Instead, Buffy is possessed and who should wonder by but our ever-so sexy vampire, Spike! **NOTE** Fixed a small typo someone pointed out to me.Nommed at Spark and Burn awards! Thanks to whoever it was!

Ten years after their rush job of a wedding, Buffy and Spike try to find time to celebrate. It's harder than it sounds.

Semi-spicy domestic fluff. Contented Spike alert.

This is the next installment in the Ring On It series. Previous stories are With This Ring and Under My Skin. It's not necessary to read the previous installments, if you accept that things went AU from Chosen, and now Spike has a heartbeat.

Sequel to ‘The Rest of Our Lives,’ in which we continue with Buffy and Spike’s life of married bliss in Cleveland. The bliss is momentarily interrupted by Buffy’s discovery of an ally’s death

A continuation of my story, "Nightmare." Can Buffy and Spike, who've now been mated for fifty years, save their daughters from Angelus' clutches? ~Author's note: Italics refers to internal monologue or to when Buffy and Spike speak to each other telepathically.

Written for Good_Evil's evil Spike challenge - turns out I can't write Spike being completely evil, but he's not very nice most of the time. Will that do? Post "Something Blue", but goes wildly off canon from there.

Short, but sweet, standalone 'cause the real thing sucks! A softer Buffy and a crazier Spike.

Timeline: Sometime post episode three, season seven - taking nothing else into account.

Having no idea how it happened, Spike finds himself back in 1977, reeling from a newly acquired soul and more guilt than most could handle. After dodging Drusilla, his main focus is getting back to his own time and back to Buffy in Sunnydale so that he can atone for all he's done. That is, until he sees the newly born slayer in 1981 and goes off in a new direction. Can he stop the events that brought misery to Buffy's life, or will he be forced to watch destiny destroy the woman he loves all over again? Betad by seapealsh and slaymesoftly 2writers4spike are dawnofme and mabel marsters

Buffy wishes she could want anyone else but him.

Buffy returns to California for the first time in years, and encounters more of her past than she ever expected.

Spike. Ensouled. Stuck in a basement. Alone. Scared. Mad. Tortured by guilt. “I don't have anywhere else to go.” Buffy already knows, that can't be true.