Title: Intervention
Author: Jilly James
Fandom: Stargate: Atlantis
Genre: Canon Divergence
Relationship: Gen, but can be read as pre-John/Rodney
Warnings: language, references to canon-typical violence
Rating: PG-13 for language and themes
Word Count: 3,366
Prompt: John Sheppard is contemplating retiring and going back to Earth. McKay has quite a bit to say about that stupid idea.
Title: Perspective
Author: Jilly James
Fandom: MCU
Genre: Canon Divergence
Rating: PG-13 for adult themes and truly terrible language.
Warnings: No beta
Word Count: 3,614
Author Note: Keira and I are exploring using the same specific prompt to write stories in preparation for November RT where we’re going to do it on a novel-scale.
The Prompt: Tony Stark decided to give talking Steve Rogers out of going to SHIELD just one more try.
Title: Stick Around
Fandom: MCU with a bit of NCIS and The Sentinel
Relationship: Tony Stark/Tony DiNozzo (Dom Rossi). Other minor pairings
Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Fusion, Crossover, Sentinels Are Known AU, Slash, Frist Time
Warnings: Explicit Sex, Canon-level Violence
Word Count: 24k
Summary: In the aftermath of the battle of New York, Nick Fury recruits a sentinel to be the new handler for the Avengers. Dominic Rossi’s not sure he wants the gig, but Tony Stark thinks he’d like it if Dom stuck around.
Title: When the Dust Settles
Fandom: NCIS
Relationship: Gen
Word Count: 1,998
Warnings: None
Summary: When Tony feels he can no longer stay at NCIS, he goes away to clear his head and make some decision. Someone unexpected comes after him.
Title: Aloha
Fandom: Hawaii Five-0, NCIS
Relationship: pre Tony DiNozzo/Steve McGarrett
Word Count: 1,975
Warnings: Sharks. Not like Sharknado, but still sharks.
Summary: Steve is called into to help the Coast Guard with S&R in the middle of the night. He finds someone he wasn’t expecting.
Title: Perishable
Fandom: NCIS, MCU
Relationship: pre Wade Wilson/Tony DiNozzo/Vanessa
Word Count: 1,836
Warnings: references to violence and gore. no beta. CRACK
Summary: Tony DiNozzo had a rough day at work then comes home to find the cause of his problems waiting for him.
Title: Adaptable
Fandom: Teen Wolf
Pairing: Noah/Claudia, pre Derek/Stiles
Rating: Teen
Warnings: mentions of violence and murder.
Word Count: ~6,200
Summary: Stiles is three when the forest starts to call him. Noah has to figure out how to deal.
Series Title: For You…
Author: Jilly James
Fandom: NCIS
Genre/Themes: Romance
Relationship(s): Tony DiNozzo/Ethan Moore (OMC), Other minor pairings
Content Rating: NC-17 for language, explicit sex, adult themes. Episode rating will vary.
Warnings: Canon-level violence, mentions of 9/11, politics. See individual episodes for specific warnings.
Summary: After his wedding plans fall apart, Tony reconnects with his an old flame, eventually taking his life in a new direction.
Title: Fracture
Author: Jilly James
Fandom/Genre: Leverage, NCIS, Criminal Minds, Sentinel Fusion
Relationship(s): Tony DiNozzo/Eliot Spencer, Nate Ford/Sophie Devereaux, Alec Hardison/Parker, Past Tony DiNozzo/Emily Prentiss
Content Rating: NC-17 for explicit sexual contact
Word Count: ~16k
Summary: Tony DiNozzo has been looking for his sentinel with no success. He’s certain his sentinel is already online but can’t locate him. Someone ran a con to hide Eliot from the S&G Center, and Tony’s determined to figure out who.
Title: De Novo
Author: Jilly James
Fandom: NCIS, Criminal Minds, and using one character from Numb3rs (knowledge of crossover fandoms isn’t necessary)
Genre/Themes: Romance, case file, starting over
Relationship(s): Tony DiNozzo/Ian Edgerton, pre Derek/Penelope
Content Rating: NC-17 for language, explicit sex, adult themes, and everything in the warnings.
Warnings: Canon-level violence, case work involving rape, child abuse, domestic violence, stalking, etc.
Word Count: ~63k
Summary: Two months into Tony’s run as team leader after Gibbs’ departure for Mexico, Jenny Shepard realizes things are not going well for the MCRT and decides to intervene. She forces Tony to make a choice, and he finds that sometimes, the best thing is to just start again.
