Little Emily is growing up and boys are starting to notice her. For some reason Laurence is upset about this. Why? Tharkay knows, probably better than Laurence himself...

Ten years after his act of treason, upon returning to England, Laurence finds Jane Roland curiously missing, and Emily, new captain of Excidium, hating him with a fiery passion. Learning the truth turns his whole world upside down...

In Pen Y Fen Temeraire only found friends but what if he also found love? Caution Rating may change later!

The Waterloo victory has demanded sacrifices from everyone - from some their lives, from some their health, from some their self-esteem. But, as they say, life goes on...

It didn't matter to him where they were going. After all, they were together and they had all the time in the world now. Character death, set in the future, etc.

Temeraire talks too much. Emily gets shocked.

Ed Robertson is a young dragon Captain for the U.S. during World War 2. He must overcome the pain of losing his older brother while fighting in Europe along side his family and friends. On top of that, he must also deal with his love for a British Captain

Occulta, a Kazilik/Celestial breed, lives in the colony of New South Wales. However, living in the shadow of the mother Iskierka, she longs to be in battles and win glory. Her quest takes her to the other side of the world...

Drake enters the Temeraire fandom to capture a Sue that had previously escaped him. Unfortunately, the Sue has a dragon on her side and not just any dragon either. Meanwhile, Raven attempts to recruit a lab assistant.

It is quite obvious that Temeraire has known about Laurence and Jane's relationship. But when and where and how did he find out? This is my theory...

On such a long journey on a prison ship, some things just don't go excactly how you want them to go. John Granby discovers this himself. Why? Because some idiot dragon got the idea of taking just that ship to sail to the other end of the world.

Jack Riley has long ago decided that he would be a sailor, like his father, and not an aviator, like his mother. Until HMS Allegiance captures a Turkish ship - a ship carrying a certain egg... Sort of a sequel to 'The Egg'.

Laurence and Temeraire have some companions on their way to Australia. Set after 'Victory of Eagles'. Laurence/Granby.

Alternate sequel to Her Captain. This time it is Emily who receives orders to produce an heir, however Laurence, whom she chooses for the role of the father, proves to be a hard nut to crack. And as we know, desperate times call for desperate measures...

Kinsey Kestrel is a young aviator during World War 2, and this is the story of what happens to her and her dragon, Athena. All OCs. Prologue: the hatching of Athena.

It had seemed to Catherine no more than a pervasive cold, but yet only a cold, until the day that Dulcia sneezed herself out of formation, and then could not stop.

Sequel to Her Captain. Aviators breed themselves as much as their dragons: once their dragon turns ten years old, captains might be asked to provide one or two officers for the Corps. Well, Temeraire has recently turned ten...

One-shot in which Laurence writes an emotional letter to his father. Dragon Love is eternal. R&R

Post VoE one-shot. On their way to New South Wales, Emily manages to embarrass Laurence once again.

Set at the end of or just after Victory of Eagles. The story of an American girl and her dragon and their quest to join the corps.

Alternate Universe. Aviators and Naval officers do frequent some of the same circles, and cross paths more often than you’d expect. Great Britain, despite what its people want you to think, is still a small country. Jane/Laurence

1812: a year of war. As three wars rage across the globe, the rise of a deadly new breed of soldier casts a shadow over human and dragon society alike... and stands poised to threaten the very future of one world. Based on Naomi Novik's Temeraire series.

30 words and 30 reasons why Granby and Laurence where always the perfect match. Slash, fluff, angst, Granby X Laurence, you don't like... DON'T READ.

Laurence/Tharkay. Post-VoE. - "Then I am glad we shall be shipmates." Written for 2008 Yuletide Challenge.

A unique interview.Long after VoE