My Five Best Stories

Obviously, I like (or love) all of my stories available on the 'net, or they wouldn't be there. But I admit, there're some I like more than others. All stories are Complete.

My Crowning Jewel Sonnets in the Dark (MASH) Charles is in command of the 4077th while Colonel Potter is away and Margaret helps him. Along the way, they realize their fondness for one another. Includes Flagg and Sidney, my two favorite recurring characters. Second in the complete Winchester Series. Many glowing reviews. Lots of drama and romance. Final chapter is M-rated.

My Daddy, My Superhero (Scrubs) Perry and Jack take a day for themselves, and Jack comes to a very important decision about his life. Jack's five in this story, Jennifer Dylan is a toddler. One reviewer said "You got the characters down great, and it's oh so cute!"

Winter Snow, Aspenglow (GAH) My first response to the Christmas-fic challenge on a GAH board. It's tragic, it's a tearjerker, so have the tissue ready, you'll need it. Bill Maxwell doesn't celebrate Christmas; find out why. Will his young friends, Ralph and Pam, and his older partner, Harlan, help him recapture the reason for the season? I was bawling almost from Word One while writing this; it's that good and moving.

What's On Your Mind (GI) To put it simply: The Professor and Mary Ann get together. It stays within the confines of a T-rating quite well, and yet is oh-so-sexy. Heck, I was feeling it writing their first kissing scene. Many awesome reviews, including from someone who normally disdains any MAP-fic. Like someone said, Hmmm, a wet Professor.

The Thousandth Man (IDOJ) The four stanzas of the awesome poem by Rudyard Kipling are used to showcase the very close friendship of Roger Healey and Tony Nelson. Not slashy. From being young lieutenants competing for the coveted Top Gun award, to test-flying the plane that would be dubbed the SR-71, to rescuing Jeannie from her wicked cousin, this one has it all.

If you read any of these, please leave a review and let me know what you thought. Reviews are the lifeblood for fanfic writers, it's what we live for, good or bad. It's nice to know someone's reading our stories and getting some enjoyment from them.