Ten stand-alone stories, each about a different fire. No need to wait until the entire story is complete as each chapter is a complete story in itself. No original characters, no romance, no spiritual/religious content. Just fires, and our favorite cast of characters.

ALTERNATE STORY/ ENDING…"FREQUENCY - DREW BURKE STORY'… …The story picks up after John and Roy answer the call of a traffic accident with John's friend, Officer Drew Burke being the victim. It always bothered me that John was left alone to deal with the situation without a chaplain as protocol dictates...so...I took creative liberties...and what if's...My first fanfic!

Sorry, for uploading a version with beta remarks still in it; teach me to upload before my writing class. This SHOULD be the right one. ...Kel's granddaughter's visit to the cemetery. ONE SHOT.

A fill-in-the-blank for 'Dilemma'. What did Dixie tell Sharon about Dr. Brackett? A light-hearted look at what might have been said.

Story based on this quote..."As we grow up, we learn that even the one person that wasn't supposed to ever let us down, probably will." -unknown and a tag to "Promotion" episode. Call it a challenge if the quote speaks to you. Love challenge responses.

When Johnny allows a young woman to board her horse at his ranch, he doesn't realise it will change his life. My first Emergency fanfiction, although I've always been a fan.

johnny tries to help the DeSoto Family - again. Part Three of the Alienation Series

Johnny and Roy find themselves circling each other in a way that could leave their friendship either stronger or burned to ashes. Somewhere at the feathery edge of bromance / slash. T for language.

Kelly Brackett is injured while treating a patient.

Every Rose may have its thorns, but Johnny has two left feet. Roy offers to teach him how to waltz.

Something's not quite right tonight.

A woman from John Gage's past comes back to Carson with a new recipe for love. (Formerly titled: "Moving Day". I have rewritten large portions of it, but have kept my OC, Carla Culver.) Rated T for a reason-some parts are not suitable for the young 'uns.

Captain Stanley recruits Mike to assist him in a special assignment for the LA County Fire Department but while doing their research they begin to see their shiftmates a bit differently. What will be the ultimate outcome of "The McConnike Mission?"

Some rescues are rougher than others.

The death of a fellow firefighter leaves quite a mark on the crew of 51's.

When the men of 51's crew choose to embark on new career goals, Hank Stanley brings them together for one last weekend for a stroll down memory lane.

LA County Gets a New Dispatcher. Could this be trouble for Station 51 ?

A tag for the episode "Peace Pipe." Have you ever wondered why Chet stopped teasing Johnny about his heritage? Offered here is one possible explanation.

"It's nothing serious," Mike Stoker says repeatedly. So why won't Chet Kelly and Patty McConnikee believe him? Is it because they both already know that life as a firefighter is more than a game? Follows 'The Call of the Day' and 'BackStories:COTD.'

Will tragedy cloud Johnny's mind when someone develops a crush on him? Is he able to listen to Roy's advice before it's gone too far?

Johnny and Henry, the station's mascot, do not get along. And when Johnny takes things a bit too far, everyone suffers. Meanwhile, at the hospital, Doctors Brackett and Early must set aside their differences for the greater good.

OK I took your advice and got a beta reader. Yes, I screwed up. I'm really sorry. I have learned. I want to share this because Kayaklady helped turn this into a great story with her contributions. I had a rough draft and she helped turn it into a real story. Yes, it's a repost. Kelly is looking back on the Wedsworth-Townsend Act three years later and his part in it. Enjoy!

Everyone is upset when Johnny gets seriously injured on a rescue... and Roy knows it.

An exchange between LACoFD with North Dakota Fire and Rescue Departments land Johnny and Roy in Fargo, ND at a time of increasing tensions in regards to the Leonard Peltier trial. The paramedics experience a blizzard both naturally and the perceived arrows of prejudice.

John Gage faces a personal crisis after a life changing accident. Can his partner and crew of Station 51 help him get past it?