Title: Design Series Title: What We Made Series Order: 2 Fandom: 9-1-1 Genre: Alternate Universe, Contemporary, Drama Pairing: Gen Rating: PG-13 Warnings: Canon-level violence and situations, discussion of child abuse/neglect, domestic violence, character death Word Count: ~12,300 Summary: Nearing the end of his formal education, Evan wonders what’s next on his journey. Then his life makes another drastic turn.

Title: Fate Series Title: What We Made Series Order: 1 Fandom: 9-1-1 Genre: Alternate Universe, Contemporary, Drama Pairing: Gen Rating: PG-13 Warnings: Canon-level violence and situations, discussion-murder, discussion of child abuse/neglect Word Count: ~15,100 Summary: Evan Buckley had his first encounter with Fate when he was five years old. Because he’s willing to listen to Fate’s call, his life takes a drastic turn for the better.

Series Title: What We Made (Formerly titled Kismet) Fandom: 9-1-1 Genre: Alternate Universe, Contemporary, Drama, First Time Pairing: Evan Buckley/Eddie Diaz, other background pairings Rating: R Warnings: Canon-level violence and situations, minor character deaths, discussion of domestic violence, discussion of child abduction, discussion-murder, discussion of child abuse Series Count: 5 episodes Summary: Evan Buckley had his first encounter with fate when he was five years old. Some people only ever had a single encounter with fate their entire lives. It seems to be an annual occurrence for Evan, but he doesn’t really mind. Especially not when it leads him to the Diazes.

Title: Trustfall Author: Jilly James Fandom: NCIS, 9-1-1, minor: JAG, Criminal Minds, The Sentinel Genre: Crossover, Fusion, Challenge Response Pairing: Tony DiNozzo/Lou Ransone, minor non-canonical pairings Rating: R Warnings: Violence, Major Character Death (one character from NCIS dies, but it is implied another will die as well) Word Count: ~9,500 Summary: Tony DiNozzo and Lou Ransone were partners in Philly. They’ve been friends for years, even if they haven’t seen each other since the Macaluso op ended. While still grappling with his grief over Kate’s death, Tony finally talks to Lou about the connection they’ve had all these years and why it concerns him. Lou has an entirely different take on it and gives Tony something to think about.

Title: When All Our Lies Fall Apart Fandom: 9-1-1 Genre: Post-canon, Angst Pairing: Gen Rating: PG-13 Warnings: Major Character Death (canon-compliant), Angst, Character bashing, Word Count: ~11,300 Summary: Buck needs to say goodbye.

Title: Forgive Me, My Dear Fandom: Star Wars Genre: Time Travel, Sci-Fi, Fix-It, Kid!fic Pairing: Gen, Obi-Wan Kenobi & Qui-Gon Jinn Rating: PG-13 Warnings: Canon-typical themes. Discussion of child murder, discussion of the clones Word Count: ~6500 Summary: Qui-Gon Jinn wakes up in the past, in his old temple rooms, long before everything went wrong, with the opportunity to fix things with all of his padawans. He thinks he knows why the Force sent him back, but the Force has a few surprises in store.

Title: Clueless Fandom: 9-1-1 Genre: Contemporary, Drama Pairing: Evan Buckley/Eddie Diaz Rating: PG-13 Word Count: ~2,100 Summary: Buck thinks that’s the way it’s supposed to taste, until it nearly kills him. Eddie is unimpressed with his best friend’s problem-solving skills. Admitting being in love between epinephrine shots wasn’t how he’d planned the day to go.

Title: The Common Denominator Fandom: 9-1-1 Genre: Contemporary, Family Pairing: Gen, implied Eddie Diaz/Lucy Donato, discussion of past canon relationships Rating: PG Warnings: Canon-level circumstances and angst Word Count: ~3,100 Summary: Chris and Eddie go for a hike and have a heart to heart about all the things that have changed—and observe the things that obviously haven’t.