A very loosely connected series centring on the knock-on effects of a particular relationship between colleagues. Various pairs: McCann/Loxton, Carver/Loxton, Carver/Boulton
Summary: Loxton/McCann: athe desire to escape and the desire to give in were at violent and unequal odds Fandoms:The BillCharacters: None Genres: Slash Warnings: Angst, Dark Themes, Hurt/Comfort, m/m, mild violence, slash Challenges: None Series:Golden Boy Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes
Word count: 6037
Summary: Jarvis: a warm summer day, a gentle breeze, a man with time on his hands Fandoms:The BillCharacters: None Genres: None Warnings: Auto-Erotica Challenges: None Series: None Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes
Word count: 1407
Summary: Tony looks at what he has now and the events that lead to this point. Fandoms:Diagnosis Murder, N.C.I.S, The BillCharacters: Ducky Mallard/Gerald Jackson [NCIS], Steve Loxton/Stan McNally [The Bill], Steve Sloan/Jesse Travis [Diagnosis Murder] Genres: Slash Warnings: Non-con Challenges: None Series: None Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes
Word count: 879
Summary: Carver/Loxton: sometimes when you come for me, I run away Fandoms:The BillCharacters: None Genres: Slash Warnings: Adult Situations, Angst, Dark Themes, Hurt/Comfort, Language, m/m, slash Challenges: None Series:Golden Boy Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes
Word count: 5373
Summary: Hollis/Slater: Hollis is famous for his prestidigitation Fandoms:Slash fiction, The BillCharacters: None Genres: Slash Warnings: m/m, slash Challenges: None Series: None Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes
Word count: 4532
Published: 03/12/07 Updated: 03/12/07
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