Summary: Sometimes it's not just gun-wielding criminals, knives and bombs that threaten an agent's life. The littlest of creatures have the power to kill too.

A story in which, after many experiences and heartbreaks, Ezra learns that it's really possible to have a family. More importantly, he learns that it's really quite all right to dream. L. Ezra. Chapter 13 is FINALLY here, thank you for your patience!

ATF. Chris has a child from a one night stand with Maude. His relationship with Ezra becomes strained after the death of his wife and child. Can they work things out with the introduction of a foster son and a threat to his life?

A serious T rating. Mankind has reached the stars but human nature hasn't changed much. A battle for supremacy is underway. Rebels are always in demand.

No slash! Jensen is in trouble, big trouble, and it's up to the team to save his life. *note - please don't bail when you come to the OOC parts in the first couple chapters. I promise there is an explained and planned reason for this behavior!

His four years are up. Off comes the anklet. And Neal disappears. After months of exhaustive searching and finally giving up, Peter finds Neal…in the worse way imaginable.

This is a future AU. Somewhat of a crossover with 'The Sentinel'. The government doesn't even consider Vin human. This really is a serious T rating.

Peter is due for a cell phone upgrade, and Neal offers a little help. Note, I do not own White Collar, or Verizon, or any of the phone brands mentioned. Although I wish I did.

Ezra had a rough time of it in the episode Serpents. I loved Chris' response to him at the end, but my favorite gambler deserved a bit more consideration both for being the hero of the day and for withstanding the bruising distrust of his 'associates'.

OW: My usual antics using Four Corners' unsuspecting gambler as bait - though I think he may be starting to catch on... See what happens in a fight between him and a certain irritable gunslinger...

In answer to a Listserv Challenge. Chris and Ezra are trapped, scared for their lives, waiting to be eaten alive.

How did the Northmen view things? Edgtho wasn't just a simple scout. He is The Huntsman. This the story of some of the forefathers of the Magnificent 7 with a bit of The Sentinel thrown in.

"You know Jensen sleep-walks, right?" Aisha has a run-in with Jensen in the middle of the night. Hilarity ensues ;P A little bit of Jensen/Cougar in the end because I can't resist :D

They say that blood is thicker than water. When Nathan gets an unexpected letter from his sisters, he starts to learn what that means. When the judge gets attacked by a family looking for revenge, it takes on a whole new meaning. All Seven.

It's Richard the Lionhearted and the Crusades. This is the story of one of Vin's forerunners in time. A Falcon comes to Saladin's attention. A serious T rating.

What happens when one woman's world is shattered? What will one man do to make it right for her again?

atf/au- Sequel to "We'll Be Here"- Ezra finds his friends are still there.

This is in response to 'the indifferent child of earth's Fic "51 Things Emmett Cullen Is Not Allowed To Do 2" This story can also be Titled as the remake and continuance of 'Everyone Blames Emmett'

A very belated Christmas Story/Gift for Violette. Ezra has to spend Christmas Eve away from the team and things don't go right...

Sequel to "Ghost Town" read that first . As the title suggests, a trial of the criminals in "Ghost Town".

Several small towns are abandoned, seemingly overnight. And Maude has gone missing. Are the two related? the sequel to this story is "Putting the Ghosts to Rest: Trial in New Hope"

Xover with SPN/SV: Sequel to Ghost Town. Chloe follows an investigation to Four Corners just days after the Winchesters have left.. When Sam starts having visions about Vin Tanner, the brothers return to find out what's really going on

Gen fic. Young Hettie Henshaw didn’t want to stay in Four Corners and she certainly couldn’t understand why anyone would want to come to the town by choice. Still, she supposed that some men were just different from others.

Chris Larabee is the last one. This is a death fic but remember I am a sappy, fluff factory of a writer so just see what you think.

In the episode 'The New Law' the guys are getting ready to go their seprate ways and I was just wondering about the expression on Ezras face.

Nathan, Ezra, and JD run into some trouble with the law in a neighboring town.

Chris and Nate deliver some prisoners. One request just stay out of trouble while their gone.

Wouldn't think a headache would cause a lot of trouble but it does

Ezra runs into a bit of trouble in the rain

Ezra gets a little confused and ends up in the emergency room.

When a case pulls them into a major FBI investigation Ezra and the boys are forced into a situation that could well end up with one or more of them dead. Meanwhile it seems as if Ezra's the only one of them who thinks he's got nothing to prove.

My sad attempt at humor... the boys get analyzed.

Answer to CZ challenge! Something Unworldly

Answer to CZ challenge! The boys as...dolls?

set in an AU called 'Borderlines': MIA on a simple mission, Chris runs into one Ezra Standish, who he has to learn to trust to survive.

On the eve of a world at war, seven families gather for an annual holiday tradition and it's up to an elderly J.D. Dunne to tell them how it all got started.

Ezra wakes up alone

Ezra ends up with a bunch of bullies and a baby. Vin and Buck try to get him out of the bad situation.

Ezra, Nathan and Josiah happen upon a collapsed mine, with children trapped inside. It's up to Ezra to get them out

Vin becomes the victim in a deadly game and Ezra is forced to play for the highest stakes imaginable - a man's life.

A little incident involving Vin and super glue. P.S. It's set in the ATF universe.

This is kind of far out there. It involves a new beginning to Chris and Ezra's friendship.

A short holiday story. Ezra's normal Christmas Eve activity consists of gambling until dawn, but his first holiday at Four Corners brings a change in his routine.

The Dickens classic, Magnificent Seven style! Ezra goes on a harrowing spiritual journey after deciding to forgo the group's Christmas gathering for a high-stakes poker game. Complete.