Buffy, Spike, a Christmas tree, some sex, and a Hellmouthey present. Harmless holiday fluff.

Buffy and Spike are in a hotel together ...only one bed... And some pretty hot dreams!

Timeline: This fiction isn't set in any season and so doesn't rely on any background except Spike's appearance on the show!

After a violent accident, Buffy finds herself all alone. And Spike is the only one that can handle her.

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.

Post-series, but only just. The Hellmouth is closed, and Spike is gone.  A grieving Buffy does her best to cope, until she receives a call from one of Angel's people that turns her world upside down.

The night of S7 The Killer In Me. Buffy provides a recovering Spike with a little late-night comfort.

One of those coulda beens...sigh! Holiday schmoop. It takes place between "Wrecked" and "Gone" in season 6. "Wrecked" is the last episode aired before Christmas that year and "Gone" was aired after the New Year.

S6 depressed Buffy must rescue Spike from the Initiative after he has been recaptured by a seemingly deranged Riley who is working out his "Spike issues" on the captive. Buffy, Giles and the Scoobies must rethink their feelings about the chipped vampire and work together if rescue is to be in time.

S4 during “Something Blue.” Summary: What if there were a residual attraction after Willow’s spell? What if that attraction were real? What would a witch do to make it right? Once more, someone else decides what is best for the Slayer. A/N: “Something Blue” was written by Tracey Forbes and I use some of her dialogue in this story.

Spike makes a wish that inadvertently sends Buffy into a world where vampires are good and humans are evil. With her whole life turned upside down and a certain new feeling she can’t deny, she must find her way back to the real world. Will she be able to get out without losing her heart to the one person she hates or will she be able to get out at all?

Buffy is not too happy to the spend the most romantic evening of the year patrolling.  She's even less happy when her least favorite vampire shows up.  Spike x Buffy fluff

What if, at the end of Out of My Mind, it was Buffy who woke up from a dream?

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.

Immediately after "Showtime," and though it's *way* late, meant to be for Spike's Good Day for the Nekid_Spike LJ community. So beware for all of you who hate fluff.

Nominated at Loves Last Glimpse Awards This fiction takes place during the episode “All the Way.” This time, Dawn doesn’t get into “candy corn mischief.” She really did just hang out at Janice’s house in this one. The stupid teenage boy vamps aren’t out killing innocent old men or anybody- in fact in this story, they were already dusted by Buffy and Spike the day before. Re-watching the ep for like, I dunno the fifth time, I noticed how Buffy looked when Anya was talking about finding “the one,” Xander nervous at the time, and Buffy leaving the party, looking at happy couples on the way to Spike’s crypt. There was no ambulance, or anything like that, so in this version of the episode, Buffy has absolutely no distractions from her thoughts about Spike. Constructive criticism is much appreciated.