A dollop of sweetness and honey with just a touch of naughty. It’s family time, Spuffy style.

A little follow up to Discovering Daddy; set three and a bit years later. Spike tries to persuade Buffy into a little quality sexy time, but she has her own reasons for resisting his charms.

Buffy and Co. have to move on after Sunnydale is destroyed. Where will they go and what will life have in store? Fast forward several months to a new discovery in L.A. that will have a big impact. Nominated for Best General Long Fiction at the Spuffy Awards! Nominated for Bst Future Fic at the Spark and Burn Awards!

Set Post NFA, Spike seems to be the only survivor of the battle, but he has amnesia. Will he and Buffy find their way together?

Post-series, post Angel. Some references to events in canon. Probably rated higher than needed, for violence and nudity (but as yet no strong sexual situations).  Also Spike can be a potty-mouth when he wants to be.

After angering a demon who wants something from him that he can't give, Spike is left helpless and pretty nearly hopeless too. How can he expect rescue when everyone he knows has either died or thinks he's still dead himself?

Currently I only have Chapter 1 posted here; other chapters are located at www DOT fanfiction DOT net SLASH ~peaceheather if you're feeling impatient. :)

During "Graduation," Angel claims Buffy. All is well until a newly chipped Spike ends up on their doorstep, and their ties to each other and to him are all challenged, even the claim itself...

The Holidays find Buffy reflecting and meeting someone from her past. Tissue alert...

When Buffy goes off to college, the magic just won't stop. How does she deal with the fallout from each, increasingly troubling, spell? And, why is her love life so screwed up? A familiarity with Season 4 will be helpful when reading this fic, as it fills in some blanks between episodes. Now nominated in Round 17 of the Spuffy Awards! Banner by alwaysjbj! Now available for your listening pleasure as a pod!fic, courtesy of constance_b! Download the MP3 file here.

Visitors from another dimension stage a little intervention in order to make things better this time. Re-written scene in "Seeing Red". Nominations for Spark and Burn Awards, Round 3!

Setting: S7 Summary: Just before the battle against the First Evil, Buffy decides not to let anything wait too long where her two vampires are concerned. How it could have gone if Buffy had managed to face her biggest danger: her own emotions. A/N: “End of Days” was written by Doug Petrie and Jane Espenson. “Chosen” was written by Joss Whedon. Some dialogue was taken from these episodes either directly or modified by me for this story. Disclaimer: The characters in this story do not belong to me and are being used for amusement purposes only. All rights remain with Joss Whedon, Mutant Enemy, the original writers of the episodes, books and other licensed products connected to Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, particularly Twentieth Century Fox, WB, CW and UPN, all rights reserved.

"Angel used to be my world," Buffy told Spike. "He turned me inside out, and when he left me, I felt like I was dying. I thought... if anything could make me feel alive, he could." Buffy tells Spike about her trip to see Angel at the end of Flooded. Takes place at the beginning of Life Serial.

Detailing one day in the life of our couple. We've seen them in battle, and we've seen them in bed (or, well, missing the bed). Now we get to see them in the happily ever after as they contend with flooded apartments, grocery shopping, and nosy teenage Slayers.

Bitey PWP...what if Spike had snuck out while The Gentlemen did their thing?

Pre-'Becoming', Buffy and Spike duke it out in a ghost town saloon. Throw in a lasso, a mechanical bull, an acid-spewing sewer beast, top-shelf whiskey and a Journey song, and the sex just writes itself... "Get a load of you, all slay-kittenish, taking on a pubful of nasties in your Friday night best. Hunting for new bedmates, are we? So soon after the last?" / She pursed her lips and squeezed her stake, fingers itching to wipe that smirk off his face. "I asked you first."

Dawn has written a story that one particular reviewer doesn’t like. Big mistake. Huge!