If Hanni Lecter were a good woman, she would let Wilona Graham be. Hanni Lecter is not a good woman. Non-con, femslash, sex.

Sir Eames of Zenith is a bad boy. But when he meets the young Prince Arthur of Camelot, he's plunged headfirst into deep, smushy love. With only the help of his snarky manservant Yusuf and a book called How to Woo Your Maiden, Eames tries to become a chivalrous knight, and prove to Arthur that he truly loves him. Slash, brief underage kissing, sex, swearing, some violence, crack.

(... or, what happens when DS Justin Ripley snogs a senior officer in front of about half the London constabulary.) John steps out of the back of a lorry punched open with bullet holes with something broken in his eyes and petrol soaked into his coat, dripping from his eyelashes, his fingers. And Justin doesn't know if he hates him or loves him. (Except, he kind of does.)

Arthur and Eames have what is possibly the most dysfunctional office romance ever. Cue flirting that verges on sexual harassment in the workplace, inappropriate texting - and even more inappropriate touching - with a few moments of domesticity and love.

Merlin can't let Arthur in. Not anymore. He can't take his head in his hands and kiss him, can't keep giving in to him. He can't let Arthur take and take and take. – Or, it's the night before Christmas, and Arthur is screaming the house down. For thenarator's prompt at the lovethatbindsus Merdred kink meme. Merlin/Mordred, Merlin/Arthur. Warnings for violence, abuse and death.

You let him kiss you, because you love him. You pull away, because you can't. You can't, and yet you do. A glance at how Sister Bernadette's feelings for Doctor Turner change and grow. Spoilers up to 2x05.

Gwaine falls in love with a drowning man, and he has to watch him drown. But then, of course, he starts drowning too. A history of goodbyes between Merlin and Gwaine. Spoilers from 3x04 to 5x13. Swearing, sexual references, death, slash.

... and the Star Trek Voyager Complete Collection DVD, but mostly you. This story is about a boy called Arthur. It's also about a boy called Eames. And a load of other people too. And a ghost. And Christmas. But mostly Arthur and Eames.

Eames loves Arthur. Arthur loves him back. But that doesn't mean they're happy. References to self-harm, drug addiction, death and abuse. This is the third part of the Britcollege 'verse - I'm Okay, I'm Not Okay, and Everything's Okay. They can be read as a series, or as stand-alone stories.

Charles and Raven are a brother and sister growing up together in Nazi Germany, utterly unaware of all that is going on around them. Then everything changes. There are many things they do not understand about their world, and these are the things that hurt them the most. Cherik. References to Nazi ideology and Auschwitz. Non-explicit death, torture, homosexuality and underage sex.

Arthur is a messed-up sixteen-year-old. He hates sixth form, he hurts himself, he falls into trouble, he falls in love. Some self-harm, mild dub-con. This is the second part of the Britcollege 'verse - I'm Okay, I'm Not Okay, and Everything's Okay. They can be read as a series, or as stand-alone stories.

Arthur and Eames are in a band. Eames falls in love with Arthur, skinny and sixteen, because he sings like he's running out of oxygen, because he plays like he's running out of seconds. References to mental health issues. This is the first part of the Britcollege 'verse - I'm Okay, I'm Not Okay, and Everything's Okay. They can be read as a series, or as stand-alone stories.

It comes down to this: John Watson has a job as a doctor and a wife who doesn't love him anymore and a hole in his heart for a man who left him long ago. Swearing, grief, infidelity, mild slash. This is the fourth story in a series of fics - Must Be Mad, More Than I Am, Lovers of the Lost, and Of Course, Of Course. They can be read as a series, or as stand-alone stories.

It's never easy, leaving someone. Wherever you go. This is the third story in a series of fics - Must Be Mad, More Than I Am, Lovers of the Lost, and Of Course, Of Course. They can be read as a series, or as stand-alone stories.

John Watson is in love with a madman. And the madman is in love with him. He thinks. Slash, swearing, some mild injury. Slight spoilers for series two. This is the second story in a series of fics - Must Be Mad, More Than I Am, Lovers of the Lost, and Of Course, Of Course. They can be read as a series, or as stand-alone stories.

There are some things that none of us can understand. Things like falling in love with Sherlock Holmes. Some Johnlock love to celebrate the anniversary of the day they first met. This is the first story in a series of fics - Must Be Mad, More Than I Am, Lovers of the Lost, and Of Course, Of Course. They can be read as a series, or as stand-alone stories.

When Arthur and Eames first fall in love - and it's the first time, because they fall in love so many times afterwards - they have three glorious weeks in Paris. Can be read as a one-shot or a sequel to Kiss Me, Kill Me.

When Eames meets Arthur, he decides that he does not like him and he never will. Well, actually, he hits on him first. And gets turned down. Not that that has anything to do with it. But of course it's hard to hate someone you really want to get on.

Rory and the Doctor do something they live to regret, due to an inexorable chain of events. This includes the Doctor being provocative, Rory not being able to sleep, and making tea - not in that order. Rory/Doctor mild slash/friendship, set in series 6.

Lusting over a certain charming knight? Then look no further! This handbook is the definitive guide to pursuing, obtaining and enjoying your quarry. Merlin/Gwaine comedy spin-off to 'Twas the Knight Before Yuletide.

Ripley and Call have just arrived on Earth, a Brave New World. This is the start of one way of life, and the end of another. What choices will they make about the future? Ripley/Call one-shot set after 'Alien: Resurrection'. Femmeslash, some swearing.

Fitzwilliam Darcy admitted to Elizabeth Bennet that he had been childhood friends with George Wickham. Little did she know the details of their relationship, or how complicated it became... Young Darcy and Wickham, mild slash.

In the fortnight leading up to Yuletide, Merlin learns some important lessons about friendship, drinking, Gaius' porridge, finding a lost love, mistletoe, and most of all, love. Merlin/Gwaine, set after Series 3. Mild language and sexual references.