Goes AU at the end of Lies My Parents Told Me. Robin Wood succeeds in killing Spike, and Buffy takes it badly. Giles is left to wonder how he will get his Slayer back in the game before all is lost. Dark, angsty fic. 

Really, kisses should always be her way to say thank you to Spike. It's more fun and totally harmless, right?

Goes AU during/after Intervention. S5 fluffiness, Buffy deep in happy denial and Spike enjoying said denial very much.

Buffy is not too happy to the spend the most romantic evening of the year patrolling.  She's even less happy when her least favorite vampire shows up.  Spike x Buffy fluff

Season Four, what if Buffy had not gotten the Gem of Amara off Spike when they fought? How would the fight have gone, and how might she have gotten away?  What difference might that incident, as well as the Initiative's activities, have made in their relationship? Could/would a vampire and a slayer who hate each other make another truce to join forces against a common enemy? A what might a trip to Las Vegas have to do with anything?

Beta'd and bannered by Always-jbj.

In Season Three’s episode “Lover’s Walk,” Buffy and Spike fall victim to a binding spell that was accidentally triggered during the fight at the Magic Box.
 
How will two sworn enemies react when their utmost desire to bring about the other’s death is now replaced with bizarre primal urges and lusty cravings?  Then add a dash of telepathy, Angel as The Brooding Wonder, the Scoobies, and Giles’ frequent spectacle cleaning, and you have the makings of one helluva ride.  Written for VioletRoze88’s challenge on EF of the same title.


Runner-Up at Sunnydale Memorial Fanfiction Awards Round 26 for Best Unfinished, and Runner Up for Best Characterization: Spike---Many Thanks!!!!

   

A cataclysmic event sends shock-waves through the fabric of reality, creating ripples that may well destroy the world a century before Buffy Summers is born. Perhaps it is not unreasonable, then, for the Watchers Council to summon this unorthodox Slayer who has already faced and triumphed over three apocalyses back in time to quell a threat both new and ancient. Unfortunately, their spell also entangles Spike in the midst of his tropical reconciliation with Drusilla and pulls him along for the trip. Worse yet, one of the few beings in existence with both knowledge of Buffy's every weakness and the motivation to use it hitches a ride. And she, at least, knows that all magic has a price...

A/N: I don't usually give warnings, and the story won't contain obviously disturbing content like rape or extreme and graphic torture, but boy do I mean the rating on this one. (Yes, I know, vague. I'm putting on my flame-retardant suit right now. :) ) Oh, and I should perhaps add that this story contains spoilers for the post-series comics, up to and including Season 9.

Takes place in the Bumpverse (Things That Go Bump in the Night), many years after all the other fics set in that verse. Spike and Buffy are still fighting the good fight, even though they have grown children and several grandchildren. Can they retire? Should they retire? What would they do with themselves?
(For those unfamiliar with the verse - all you really need to know is that after years as a ghost, Spike was brought back as a very human man, albeit one with superpowers. A male slayer of sorts. He and Buffy married and had a family.)

Post-series, but only just. The Hellmouth is closed, and Spike is gone.  A grieving Buffy does her best to cope, until she receives a call from one of Angel's people that turns her world upside down.

My other Seasonal Spuffy entry for this round:
A sequel to a short (6200+) off-canon Season Four fic – Even Demons Need Friends, but I don’t think you need to have read that story (although it’s kinda fun...). All you need to know is that this is a non-canon Season 5 in which Glory is there searching for her Key, Joyce is sick, Spike is unchipped and living in another city. At the end of the previous story, he’d asked Buffy to call him if she needed help.
They don’t have a relationship yet; they weren’t even much more than canon Season Four semi-enemies, with an unrecognized and unacknowledged sexual attraction, when Ethan’s spell to turn Giles into a Fyral demon wrought some important changes in a very short period of time. But not changes sufficient to make it likely that a slayer, with a human boyfriend and a firm belief in what’s right and acceptable, and an old vampire, who has just regained his ability to hunt and feed, are likely to see any kind of a future for them. In spite of some surprising revelations about how they may feel about each other.
You can assume that the rest of Season Four and some of Season Five have proceeded pretty much as in canon, but without Spike’s presence. That absence, and the reason for it, has changed things enough that I think it’s fair to call this an AU Season Five. Some things will be familiar, some things obviously will not, so don’t go looking for an identical timeline or identical events.

Buffy manages to choose a poem written by William for a class assignment, which leads to Spike finally confessing his feelings to her.

This is how "Chosen" could have gone if Buffy made one slight change.

 In life a lot can happen, people move on, the world changes. You get older, dreams are sometimes unobtainable. How would Buffy cope with getting older -  and what about happiness for her and Spike?  Is that still just out of reach this Christmas?  

To meet a prompt at sb_fag-ends - what if Spike had caught Buffy's eye in that club? (probably intended to be set in The Girl in Question, but I chose to set it in the Bronze season 2)  Not sure where this is going to go, if anywhere, but it could almost be a prequel for the Gentleman.... ficlets. Or, it could be the beginning of its own little Spuffy world...

ETA My apologies if your review got lost. I'd apparently posted twice (?) so I deleted the one I didn't know was  there.

Ten years after their rush job of a wedding, Buffy and Spike try to find time to celebrate. It's harder than it sounds.

Semi-spicy domestic fluff. Contented Spike alert.

This is the next installment in the Ring On It series. Previous stories are With This Ring and Under My Skin. It's not necessary to read the previous installments, if you accept that things went AU from Chosen, and now Spike has a heartbeat.