Aziraphale and Crowley's love adventure. Cut loose from their organizations, how do they establish links with their human allies? Love, sex, consequences. First chapter too tame? Added a table of contents of plotlines to Chapter One if you just want to jump in at random. [Last chapter: A big surprise for our lovers]

Continues a theme from my longer mindmovie-scriptish story, You Can Stay At My Place If You Like. A trifle steamy. Probably went too Bill Gibson on the costume descriptions, but it was so much fun. [AO3 version of this story has illustrations. Same nick: OneThousandBooksLater]

The Tadfield Manor up-against-the-wall hallway scene many of us mentally edited to be a bit more . . . interesting. This is a chapter in Crowley Gets A New Look, but seems to be a fun little snack all by itself. I blame the kilts. Later: Added another chapter from CGANL - a bit of frosting atop the cookie.

A little follow-up to A Bookshop Moves to Tadfield, not quite as M as Crowley Gets A New Look. Can an angel and a demon tango? Do you like Crowley's nail polish?

Our fallen angel and insouciant demon continue to explore their relationship. Continues themes from You Can Stay at My Place if You Like and Crowley Gets A New Look. I'll bet you don't see the segue coming. I know I didn't. But it was fun to write. Sex. Guns. Horses. Gambling. Rye Whiskey. Oscar Wilde.

Aziraphale and Crowley hatch a plan to evade Heaven and Hell. A follow up to You Can Stay At My Place If You Like (that one's rated M, tho). Trying to keep this as more of a humorous little thriller than a soap opera. The Great Plan takes a surprising twist. Contains hat tips to Prachett/Gaiman's book and script.

Aziraphale takes Crowley up on his offer to stay at Crowley's flat the night after Almost-Armageddon. A picnic in Tadfield on Tuesday, resulting in a surprising discovery. And then friendship becomes less Platonic. Much less. With Divine consequences.