For young Malise Neal, life pretty much sucked. She was in desperate need of a big brother to help her along in life. //surprise pairing later on//

When you're chasing anyone across the country, you'd better be in love, but sometimes even love isn't worth the consequences. Is leaving everything behind worth what you get in the end? Or might you just find something you're missing? ConnorOC MurphyOC

The cost of being a Saint is high: you can lose everything, including yourself.

This is to be a collection of fluffy, slashy fics of Conn and Murph. Yeah, that's what it is. Story two: One, Two, Three; Rocco finds out about the brothers, but it's all good, really. Challenge

//MurphConn// You're all I need, my love, my valentine... //Challeng songfic. slash, twincest//

//ConnMurph// I'm supposed ta get married, but it's too hard ta let it all go. There's somewhere else I'd rather be. //slash, twincest. Challenge/song fic//

The brother's father dies without telling them anything about his past. Then Murphy finds a piece of paper that could hold the answers. But some questions shouldn't be answered.

Rachel tells the tale of Murphy MacManus and his heart. SongFic. Rated T for language. Surprise ending.

It would seem that Conner, Murphy, and their Da aren't the only one's that are seeking the corrupted. ConnerOC, MurphyOC. longer summary inside. rated for language, 'might' go higher in the future.

It’s a terrible thing, being in love. And by terrible, I mean not terrible at all. Twincest, Connor POV. Warning, FLUFF AHEAD.

Summer has turned into autumn and wounds have faded into scars. But peace never lasts for long. Conclusion to Waiting Game and Game of Chance

She thought he was gone for good and that her pain would cease. But for Grainne O'Shea life was never that easy.

The Saints have returned to Boston with renewed passion to take out a different kind of criminal. Choices will have consequences, secrets will be uncovered, trust will be earned and betrayed.

Dana was living a nice life in Woodstock Alabama with her adoptive parents when strange dreams drew her to Boston. Soon she hears the story of the Boondock Saints and her future, as well as her past, unfolds.

Clare McDonough is the type of girl who has always taken care of herself. But when a twist of fate sends her two brothers with haunted pasts, will she be able to take care of them too? Rated for language.

In answer to a challenge posed to me by A Hotter Kiss A Better Touch. Conn X ofc

A woman is determined to avenge her father's murder. When the boundaries of good and evil become blurred, will that of love and hate follow suit? Rating will go up in later chapters.

They were twins through and through.

After three long years, the MacManus men have returned to Boston at Agent Smecker's behest, but time marches on and the brothers discover that even avenging angels need more in their lives than bringing the wicked to judgement. Primarily Murphy/OC

It was a long time ago, almost 30 years..." It's how the movie begins, with the sad story of Kitty Genovese. I realized that Connor and Murphy are almost 30 years old. This is my imagining of how the Story begins. One Shot. Please Read and Review. Thanks!

In Boston, more obstacles threaten to tear Lourdes and Murphy apart. With new revelations, will they be able to distinguish ally from foe, or will their newfound friends be their downfall? Murphy/OC. Featuring The Black Donnellys. Rating: T-MA.

Connor has to talk some sense into Murphy or Murphy will lose his lady. Connor POV. Murphy/OC pairing. Non-sexual, but rated T for typical MacManus language.

She was the lover that Connor could never have. When he travels halfway across the world to see her again, will he be able to change that? Or will fate not be in their favour? Connor/OC. Rating will go up in later chapters.

Neither of them can get their heads straight in order to tell the other how they actually feel. Instead they will have to admire from afar. Connor/OC. Slight Angst/Romance

A love gone wrong. A scorned woman is left with no other option but to write a "Dear John" letter to the Saint that left her high and dry.