COMPLETED. Steve and Soda agree to meet up with Evie and Sandy at the Dingo, but find an unpleasant surprise waiting for them when they arrive. One shot. Canon pairings. Steve POV.

Steve Randle and Sodapop Curtis have been best friends since they were kids. They've always had each other's back and that's not likely to change, even when things seem most troubling. Rated T for language. Oneshot.

Steve needs some comfort...he needs to shut off his mind after the rumble...Chapter 4 is up...

Steve in mourning. Rated for language, violence. Pretty depressing. Oneshot.

Steve Randle's life has never been easy.

After the money was given, his father would yell at him and, once again, he'd be left with five bucks. An apology minus the words. [OneShot]

For one moment Evie wonders whether he is worth the arguing, and for one moment Steve lets his guard down after a blazing row with his girlfriend and his father. [Steve and Evie.] [Oneshot] [Prebook]

Steve is back from the war, but not everything is as it once was, including his friendships.

Just as her life was falling into place, Evie Saunders found out her boyfriend had been drafted to Vietnam and it felt like her world was over. How will the gang adjust, and will Steve cope with the turbulence of war? Steve, Evie and gang POV.

The summer Steve's cousin came to visit would be one he wasn't about to forget.

Back from Vietnam Steve feels things couldn’t get any worse, until Evie walks back into his life. ONESHOT.

Steve Randle has seen his fair share of deaths. Hell, he'd seen death before he ever got shipped off to Vietnam. But when one of his buddies is killed in an ambush -- how much more can Steve take? Rated for language and implied drug use.

Billy Baker is dead, there's a rustling in the bushes, and Steve Randle is finally willing to admit that he is afraid. But it may be too late. One shot.

In the interest of his job and the teenagers involved, as drug counselor at a psych facility, Steve tried a new approach. Could a little honesty really save them all?

The blood, the gore ... it had the desired effect ... but it didn't bother me nearly as much as the gradual eating away of the psyche. Oneshot. Companion to Fragments. Steve's POV. Rated T for drug use, language, mild war violence.

Since childhood, Steve, Soda, and Eleanor have been best friends. Then the local draft board lands them both on the front lines in Vietnam and Eleanor finds herself alone against tumultuous times. No one ever promised her it'd be easy. Chapter 26 up now.

While working another mundane day at the DX, Steve unexpectedly meets a girl named Evie Davis. A girl who actually doesn't prefer Soda to him. A girl who might be just right. But having a girl like Evie might just be a little harder than Steve thought.

Steve Randle and Ponyboy Curtis hate each other's guts ... or do they? Reconciliation can happen in the strangest places, and misconceptions can cause misunderstanding. One-Shot

Dallas enlists Steve to help seek out a little revenge against Tim Shepard. One shot. Ties into You Were Only Waiting, slightly. Written for Good Fic Day.

This is my first fan fic...a one shot about Evie and Steve. Mostly about Evie...I've wanted to write about a greaser girl as a real human being for a while, so here goes.

Two years after Vietnam, Steve Randle finds himself in the midst of an addiction that's not only hurting himself, but those around him. What's more is that he finds himself facing people and problems he thought he'd left behind long ago.