Gibbs and his NCIS team get introduced to the realm of the supernatural when people connected to both the Navy and the Watchers start turning up dead.

Sequel to "Dead Man Walking". A dead Marine with strange symbols carved into him. Gibbs gets the case - only to have it stolen out from under him by Wesley and Lilah, Agents of the IWC. To save time, the IWC agents are forced to work with NCIS and keep the supernatural a secret from the NCIS team. ON HIATUS.

Set in the same continuity as my earlier fic, "The D.C. Office". Tired of Agent Gibbs interfering with Wolfram and Hart D.C's clients, Lilah tries to make an offer to Director Sheppard. Turns out, it isn't an offer she can't refuse.

What if Lilah Morgan had worked at Wolfram and Hart D.C., instead of Wolfram and Hart L.A? Would she have gone face to face with Agent Gibbs?

After the events of "Angel," Illyria seeks a new place to belong and joins NCIS as Abby's new assistant. How will the team react to a god-king in their midst?

Flash fic. Spike can't remember how he got into this particular coffin. Post series finale for Angel.

The NCIS crew get some new liasons. "Well, whaddaya know, Lyri's gone passive-agressive!" 'Gypsy' grinned. "Had to happen sooner or later, with the amount of time she's spent 'round Cordy. 'Snarkiness by osmosis', Wills calls it."

SpringKink Prompt "Abby/Angel: Otherness and Outsiders:You don't look like the kind of person I'd expect to see here." Abby being the sweet girl she is, can't stop helping others even on her vacation, although unexpected Angel doesn't mind that quality.

Mirany is Gibbs' daughter. She thinks she knows everything about him...then she meets Angel and suddenly things aren't quite as they seemed.

M Allison Hart, attorney at law, has a conversation with her father.

Team Gibbs finds the body of a Navy Lt. with peculiar marks on her neck. Angel shows up claiming to be on the trail of a vicious killer he has been tracking for months. Together the two teams hunt down the vampire causing trouble in D.C.

TtH FFA response - Tony's fear of vampires is more deeply routed than furniture.