Two stories focusing on the problems faced by gay partners when one of them is incapacitated. Thankfully, the world has progressed a bit since these stories were written.
First there was Moonlight Serenade. Then, when I thought things couldn't get any crackier along came Deadeye Dick and Dudley Do Right...
Ben and Ray are trapped in a cabin. And then they return to Chicago.
Five historical AU's telling the story of how Jim and Blair (didn't) meet.
Two silly pieces of fluff involving a pink bunny costume.
I was trying to write a PWP with absolutely no plot. On the first attemps bits of plot kept sneaking in, so I tried again.
Three stories in the High Chaparral universe.
Ben and Ray struggle with their feelings for each other.
The story starts when Det Jim Ellison, working in Vice meets a rent boy called Blair.
J'mellison, dragonrider of Pern and sentinel meets Master Blair of the Harper Craft Hall and nothing is ever the same again.
Ben loves Ray, and Ray loves Ben. Everything should be fine, but they're just too clueless to pick up the signals...
Ray is on stakeout duty. Ben provides relief.
Ray has returned to Chicago, but some things you just can't get back.
Three PWPs - Red, White, and Blue
A day in the life of Jim and Blair, seen from both sides.
The series started as a standalone story, where Victoria returned to Chicago to find Ben. Ray finds her and Fraser's baby son and brings him to Ben after her death. The rest of the series deals with their relationship and with their son Fraser Metcalf Vecchio over the course of about twenty years.
Some of the stories in this series were written by Mitch Hudson, and these are hosted elsewhere.
The stories should be read in the following order:
The Vigil by Elaine. Victoria returns to find Ben, and in the process changes both Ben's and Ray's lives forever.
Vigilance by Elaine. Ben and Ray are building their lives together when a violent attack nearly destroys everything that matters to them.
Vigilant Life by Mitch. Struggling to recover from the gay bashing Ray can't seem to get into synch with his lover, to mesh their lives. Ben has a hard time figuring out how to be half of a couple, to relate to Ray as a spouse.
Vigilant Love by Mitch. Ray takes a daring step to reconcile with his mother while Ben works through his resentment toward her for the hurt she's caused his lover.
Vigil: Fathers and Sons by Elaine. Ben has been acting strangely, and Ray is worried.
Vigil: Wednesday's Child by Elaine. A past indiscretion comes back to haunt Ray. Warning: death of a minor character.
Vigilant Journey by Mitch. Grief devastates Ray so Ben takes his family to Ottawa for a fresh perspective. Told mostly from the viewpoint of their six-year-old son, Fraser.
Vigil: Home Fires by Mitch. Self discovery and mutual reliance are what Ray and Ben work for as they seek a time of peace in their lives. Together they face the most horrible danger their family has known.
Vigil: Full Circle: by Elaine. Fraser gets himself into trouble, and the consequences are much greater than anyone would have expected.
Vigilant Lovers: by Elaine. Ben and Ray have married at last. But their return home is marred by Ben's collapse.
Vigil: Casting Out Demons: by Elaine. Ray is investigating a crime which impacts on all his family.
When things get too much to handle, sometime you need to look inside yourself for the answers.
Two stories where Ben and Ray reflect on their relationship.