AU. What if Mac had found a ward after Paraguay, instead of Harm?

What if Mac had not returned to JAG? Another mostly uncomplicated AU lark. Just suspend disbelief and enjoy.

A different take on what happens when Mac comes back from the Guadalcanal.

An alternate take on the final scenes in 'Lifeline'.

Harm and Mac lock horns.

Read the AN before reading this one. Fair warning.

This begins right as Bud flips the coin in the air, at the end of the series finale.

Harm and Mac. Post-Paraguay. Probably best to qualify this one as AU.

It all started over dessert

This one takes off at the bar, in the episode where Jordan indicates she thought H&M had slept together, finds out they haven't, then tells Mac she's essentially what's standing between her and Harm's 'forever'. Things however go differently in this take

Third in the series, following 'Conversations' and 'Insights'. Harm has the ring, but it's just not that simple, and then it's just downright complicated.

Harm bumps into Mac in Georgetown. No real purpose, just fluff.

Six months after the series finale.

A rainy Sunday.

Mac's uncanny ability to tell time unfortunately does not allow her to stop its passage.

A boy with his mother's taste, or - in Harm's opinion - lack thereof.

Getting it all wrong, but still managing to get it right.

New Year's Eve celebrations don't go quite as planned.

Follow up to last year's holiday story, 'Fighting the Odds', set one year later.

Thoroughly AU. After switching designators back to JAG, Harm is posted to San Diego before his return to Falls Church. Much has changed. Some things never do. 4 parts.

Ferry scene.

Takes place in season nine, when things were dirty.

Sequel to 'Conversations'. Through their evolving relationship, Harm and Mac discover a lot about each other and, in the process, themselves.

A thieving Ensign, a fresh approach, some barking, and a heart to heart.

Final scene.

See title.

Mac switches Mic's ring to her left hand. Harm is propelled to act. Things get messy. 2 parts.

Occurs immediately after 'Life and Death'.

Mac is sent TAD to Germany soon after Harm's return from flying. Absence, as they say, makes the heart grow fonder.

Sometimes, you just have to listen to Darwin.

Harm and Mac are forced to deal with the fallout from Paraguay. A story in eight parts.

Another glimpse into the MacKenzie-Rabb household: In which Harm imparts some wisdom to his son.

A take on the morning after.

Mac's thoughts after her encounter with Sadiq in Persian Gulf. With a dash of shippery wholesomeness.

A conversation by firelight.

A chance encounter leads to three conversations.

Harm is in for a Valentine's Day surprise.

Mac decides to develop her creative side, and a reluctant Harm agrees to tag along.

Harmon Rabb Jr never backs down in the face of a challenge. Especially not one involving a certain Marine.

The pipes burst at Harm's place. He takes up residence in Mac's apartment ... and more? 11 parts.

Mac resolves to fight for her four percent. Now to muster her resolve and inform the other party.

Another Saturday in the MackenzieRabb household.

A somewhat peaceful Saturday morning in the MackenzieRabb household.

Harm gets a visit at work from two of his favorite people.

Mac, dissatisfied with the state of her personal life, decides to take matters into her own hands.

Harm faces an unwelcome advance while waiting for Mac.

Harm doesn't really stand a chance, not when she's standing in front of him looking like that.

An argument reveals truths and paves the way for closure.

An unwelcome intruder in Mac's apartment. Harm has a plan...sort of.

A pleasant surprise for HM.

Harm, bored at home on a Friday evening, gets a visit from an irate Mac. Time to turn on the charm.

A morning jog, a tumble, an encounter, a fight, a resolution. Different take on the postferry fallout.

A short piece that finds Harm and Mac taking a hike in torrential rains.

A diner, a conversation, a kiss. PostParaguay and Webb and accident, pretransfers.

Sequel to Pep Talk. Title pretty much says it all.

Harm tries to convince himself to act on a revelation about his relationship with Mac.

Mac is incredibly angry. Harm is of course worried about her and walks into the line of fire. Rated M for language.

A case troubles Harm, but fear not: Mac gets to the bottom of it.

Harm loses a bet with Mac.

Something is troubling Mac.