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PG-13 |
An alternate ending to the bar scene in Exculpatory Evidence. | ||
NC-17 |
Set after the events of Adrift. Unofficially voted closet to the actual premiere. | ||
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NC-17 |
Harm
and Mac do a little shopping <g> |
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NC-17 |
Set before the events of Answered Prayers. Viv's holiday take on what should have happened that Christmas. | ||
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NC-17 |
Takes place directly after Secret Agent Man. | |
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NC-17 |
Completed! WARNING: THIS STORY DEALS WITH THE TOPIC OF RAPE. There will be no explicit scenes or descriptions of the act, but it is the story of dealing with the consequences of a violent act. This is not my usual shipper fluff. I wanted to try my hand at dealing with a serious issue, so here it is. |
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NC-17 |
Set after the events of Offensive Action, Harm and Mac finally clear the air. | ||
NC-17 |
This is an AJ/Mac pairing! AJ comforts Mac in a most enjoyable way. | ||
NC-17 |
Set early Season 7. After Mac's uncle dies, the JAG crew try to find a way to break through the emotional walls she's built around herself. | ||
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How
that last night before Mac went to Paraguay could have ended. |
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NC-17 |
Yummy smut on Harm's leather couch. | ||
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NC-17 |
Immediately follows the episode Exculpatory Evidence. | |
NC-17 |
Harm gets hit on the head (again) and his subconcious really takes over. | ||
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NC-17 |
What happened after What If? This is my version. | |
NC-17 |
Just when they finally get it right, an undercover assignment threatens to take it all away. | ||
NC-17
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Set during Harm's incarceration time during Meltdown. Harm gets an unexpected midnight visit. | ||
PG |
Vignette-a Mac POV | ||
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For Best Author for Harm/Mac Pairing and for Any Pairing in 2004. Thank you all! |
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