Just a little piece of fluff which was going to be expanded but will stay like this for the moment.  Buffy and Spike lost in the desert.

The sequel to Love's Bitch. Spike is taken prisoner by a vampire gang, and held captive by someone he never expected to see again. Uncertain about their relationship, will Buffy choose to save him? And that's only the beginning of their troubles...

Spike handles his discovery of Riley's nasty little habit differently than in "Into the Woods." No, it's not slash. Implied Buffy/Riley, Spike/Buffy.

Set sometime post-NFA, Buffy and Spike share a carefree night together in Africa.

*AUTHOR'S NOTE! STORY IS COMPLETE! GO BACK AND READ THE CHAPTERS YOU MISSED!!!* When you're evil, you're evil, right? Not necessarily. Not in William The Bloody's case, anyway. He's still as big of a Big Bad as they come -- but keep in mind that it's always been his passion that has gotten him as far as he is now. And maybe, just maybe, if that passion were tweaked a little bit... directed toward a certain person... We could see what Spike was really capable of.

A continuation of my fic Eye for An Eye. Spike and Buffy get a call from Willow and return to Sunnydale to help a certain Invisible Girl.

Events progress and a new villian The Collector decides to add a few trophies to his collection.

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. :)

The end of "The Harsh Light of Day" goes a bit differently. Spike came back to Sunnydale for more than just the gem.

(Post BtVS & Angel) Buffy has a run-in with Spike. They haven't seen each other in a long time and things have changed. Sorta. Spuffiness, ppl. :)

An unsatisfied Buffy comes across Spike while patrolling. This story is set in Season 4. Buffy and Riley are a couple but Spike is pre-chip.