Tru & Davis. "I can't save them both," she tells Davis.

A psychological and philosophical analysis of Jack's feelings shown through his subconscious monologue.

Though he is already dead, a jealous Jensen shoots Tru when he sees her with Jack in an incident that almost costs Tru her life. Now, in order to keep Tru safe, Jack must confront The Powers That Be to ensure Jensen is put where he belongs for good.

An important figure in Tru's life dies and asks for help. Only this time when her day rewinds so does her brothers...-Set after series 2. Disclaimer: I do not own Tru Calling.

Dust in the wind. Maybe that's all we are. Tru's POV. Inspired by the song "Dust in the Wind" by Kansas.

This is a psychological analysis of Jensen's feelings shown through his subconscious monologue. Tru saved him in spite of him not asking for help, now he's living without a soul

This is a psychological analysis of Luc's feelings shown through his subconscious monologue.

I'm not his toy," she tells me.

Harrison has a lot of mixed emotions about himself and his sister. This is a psychological analysis of Harrison's feelings shown through his subconscious monologue.

A short two-shot series in poetic verse about the relationship between Tru and Jack and their daughter. However, when a chaotic force disrupts this balance, can it ever be restored? Can Tru and Jack be together as one in the end once again?

Davis has a great deal of affection for Tru. Yet it is hard for him to express it. This is a psychological analysis of his feelings, shown through his subconscious monologue.

She hates him and he feels the same way about her. Yet even knowing there feelings they cannot stay away from eachother. She makes him feel alive and he just makes her feel. Love and hate mean nothing when it comes to them. One-shot series.

Jack was supposed to keep fate from changing. Tru was supposed to change it. What happens when fate catches up with them? Will Jack go against everything he stands for to save her? Can Tru allow herself to trust the one man who has her life in his hands?

Jack quits and gives Tru a warning are his intentions noble or is there more to it?

He could not break her silence.

Tru/Jack. Crystal-like droplets form in her eyes and unshed, they shimmer.

Tru is devastated at the death of her best friend and boss, Davis. She feels responsible. Will she be able to willingly turn back time and save him?

Tru wondered what it was like to be normal...

Jensen's death had been a necessity. Now, she finds comfort in the one person she least expects.

Tru is writing in her journal the happenings of day 1 and day 2. But does she really describe how she truly feels? Jack, on the other hand, has more courage to own his feelings.

Tru is in a coma, and Jack will do everything in his power to bring her back. Even if that means a journey into the unknown.

Tru finds out that her sister that died years ago is still alive. And that's just the beginnng of disocvering the mysteries of her family. And what does Jack have to with all of it. Rated T for safety 'cause I'm paranoid. PLEASE R&R!

This is how it has to end, Tru. Only one of us can prevail." Based on my friend's dream and the song "Fallen In Too Deep" by Manvel Ter-Pogosyan feat. Jenni Perez.

Harrison says goodbye to Tru. First Tru Calling fic. More of a ficlet really. Warning! Tear jerker because of main characters death.

Last installment following the events of “I’m Sorry It’s Like This” and “All That’s Best of Dark and Bright”: Tru struggles to raise Kira as she spirals into a very deep, dark postpartum depression and Jensen continues to haunt her. And, most importantly,