When Buffy finds herself assaulted after a Lowell House party with no memory of what happened, she turns to an unlikely ally to help put the pieces together and find the person who raped her. (Takes place after "A New Man.") Winner of multiple awards, which can be viewed here.

This is a gift for Sotia. It's smut as written by a man - she was curious. This is what came out. I hope you enjoy.

Buffy and Spike have survived the apocalypses but can they survive life together? A series of three drabbles that are truly fluffy Spuffy!

In which Spike explains a few home truths to Riley Finn.

The monks never managed to get the Dagon Sphere to Sunnydale. Thanks to his own research, and full access to the Council's resources, Giles has discovered its existence and location in Elk City, Oklahoma. Viewing it as imperative in the defeat of Glory, he sends Buffy and Spike on a road trip to recover it. Anger, snark, and UST ensues.

This is fluff, a sequel to "Her Way", a romp through all the changes everybody has to go through once Buffy and Spike claim each other. Do read that first, otherwise things might not make sense. Nominated in several categories at the Fang Fetish Awards!

During Willow's thy-will-be-done spell, a little inadvertent claiming takes place and Buffy's life will be changed forever. Just how will she cope being connected to the vampire that is the bane of her existence?

Post-Chosen/NFA. Buffy heads out for a party, determined to get on with her life, but doesn't reckon on the car letting her down. Will her Knight in dark, dark leather be along to rescue her? You bet ya!

Spike and Buffy meet again post-Angel: "The point is she's moving on. You do the same, and you might catch her one day." Or she might catch you... (Originally published in 2004.)

Mid-'Afterlife', Buffy wants to get away from everyone. Spike and his motorcycle seem the perfect escape. (Originally published in 2002. Winner of several awards including "Best Short", "Best Smut" and "Best PWP" from the SDAs, IMAs, SoGAs, and the Spuffies.)

How exactly did Spike leave the bathroom? What words were said? How did Buffy end up on the floor, and how could Spike possibly leave his coat, and so forth? Well, here's my interpretation of that scene before the Xan Man comes barging in...

When Spike insults Buffy during Season 5's 'Checkpoint', she doesn't walk away. Short and sweet 'cut scene'-type ficlet. (Originally published in 2001.)

Before 'Lover's Walk' is over, Spike and Buffy get drunk, pass out, and wake up in a curious predicament. Who's to blame? Trick, the Mayor, hairy demons, Jack Daniels? Who cares? They're naked! (Originally published in 2002. Winner of several awards, including "Year's Best Comedy/Fluff" @ LLGA, "Outstanding NC-17" @ FMYA and "Best Rough & Tumble" @ IMA.)

Thematic sequel to Not Quite Forever. Early Season Six.

Sequel to Check Point: Buffy and Spike are ready to use those vials that showed up at the end of CM. But nothing ever *quite* goes as planned on the hellmouth, does it?