Six months after the battle with Angelus and his forces.

Sequel to Origins

Post Season 5, veers from Canon, but uses elements that were seemingly left discarded by the writers. Season 5, The Gift. Chapters condensed.

Buffy is haunted by reoccurring dreams of a lost love and how the first slayer came to be. In her quest for understanding, she comes across an ancient tome in which she has an unexplainable deep connection to. Needing to know why and what is locked inside it's pages, she finds herself relying upon some old and unexpected allies for their help. Yet the question remains, if this book is possibly the key to unlocking a mystery generations in the making, is she truly prepared to learn the true origin of a slayer's power?


Nominated at the Sunnydale Memorial Fanfiction Awards (Round 32): Best Drama, Best NC-17, Best Pairing Conventional, Best Plot, Best Post-Series Fic, Best Unfinished Fic, Best Characterization: Buffy. Many thanks!

What if Buffy lost her powers a second time, but it happens in season 5? What if the cause was once again someone close to home, and she has to put her trust in a former enemy?

Written for 12 Mo. community. The Three Nerds were the characters, so I imagined a scenario where they were stalking Spike and Buffy. When she becomes invisible, things get really interesting...

Setting: Season 7. Episode 'Dirty Girls' (some dialog has been used from the episode). The story starts not long after Buffy finds Spike and Faith getting chummy in the basement and Willow doesn't call so soon from the hospital. Instead, the awkward moment was interrupted by the sound of slayers-in-training fighting in the kitchen. Written for Seasonal Spuffy.

Because I hated that scene where Spike and Faith are flirting and Buffy comes down to catch them all cozy on his bed. I needed to fix it.

I blame this one on all of the horrible cliché filled B horror movies out there. It's bad and it's supposed to be. So go ahead and have a laugh. Happy Halloween. =)

[New Years Special 2010] Buffy cannot resist hitching a ride to the 1800s to see Spike when he was just William. But can the Doctor stop her from changing history? Crossover with Doctor Who.

Hate walks a fine line with another four-letter word

Sometimes the simplest of things can have the most profound impact. Post-"After Life"

Spike visits Buffy's grave, and the way it could have gone if he had been "...faster, more clever, you know?"

Some minor dialogue lifted from "The Gift", so credit to Joss Whedon for that.

During 'The Wish' Season 3. Angel is killed, Buffy kills the master, Anya as a vengeance demon kills Giles, keeping the Wishverse intact. What if by sire calling, Spike is drawn to the scene of Angel's death finding a slayer with a death wish? Really angsty and character death.

Two years after NFA, Buffy is about to leave the country when she sees Spike on TV. Thought to be dead, he’s anything but - except he has no memories of who or what he once was. Buffy decides to return to California in hopes of seeing Spike again. She finds herself falling in love with a man who calls himself John, who has found contentment in a career he loves and in a new lifestyle that would have been impossible for him to be a part of in the past. It isn’t long, though, before their budding relationship is threatened when the secrets of their past come out.