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THE CHRISTMAS AFFAIR AFFAIR - Jonni Corday (Muncle)
It was a hell of a lousy time for his cock to be acting up.
Napoleon Solo, U.N.C.L.E. agent extraordinaire, and his partner, Illya Kuryakin, were hiding out in a dirty little smuggler's hut, halfway up and Alpine mountain in the middle of a winter snowstorm. It was the 24th of December and they were being hunter by a dozen assorted
THRUSH henchmen....
FOREVER WILD - C.J. Bradly (sentinel)
"Hey, Chief!"
Sandburg's head snapped up from its almost doze and watched Ellison's body weave through the door in the bullpen. Blair blinked sleepily as Jim stopped in front of his desk.
Ellison looked wide awake and he smiled.
BECAUSE - Lucy Mae (S&H)
Hutch unstrapped his shoulder harness, tossed it on the couch and headed for the kitchen. It have been a long day, and with the heat wave LA had been having, it just made it worse....
SHOULD AULD ACQUAINTANCE... - Terence (sentinel)
After four hours of paperwork the only thinking keeping me awake was the caffeine in the coffee.
I was more than ready for an interruption, though I expected it to come packaged in the five foot eight bundle of energy known as Blair Sandburg. Instead it was a ghost from my past.
WAYS AND MEANS - C.A. Rien (Rat Patrol)
Hauptmann Hans Dietrick sighed, wondering, not for the first time why he went to so much trouble for the American sergeant. "I never had this problem before I went to Africa. Before I met my Sgt. Troy...."
'TIL THE NEXT GOOD-BYE - Ida Vega (Garak/Bashir)
The Cardassian walked swiftly and silently through the corridors of Deep Space Nine, which he had not seen in a year. Not since the Klingons' abortive attempt to invade his world, which led to the leaders of the new civilian government being evacuated here.
ABSOLUTION FOR ALL - Scott Hunter (Pretender)
"Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned." Sidney hesitated slightly, uncertain of remembering the exact working necessary to begin confession. "It's been...." Taking a deep breath Sidney forced himself to continue slowly, deliberately, "It has been fifteen years since my last confession."
SEPTEMBER - Brennan O'Hare (Highlander/Sentinel)
It was an hour before opening. Joe Dawson eased another bottle of scotch into the already packed space behind the bar. Macleod and Methos were due any moment for a pre-opening celebration. It was the Watcher's birthday and even though 50 didn't seem like such a big deal to two men whose combined ages were over 5400 hears, it was a turning point for him, so when the door behind him slammed, Dawson didn't bother to turn around.
