An anthology of Echoesverse one shots set in the Decembers of 2040, 2033, 2030, 2024, 2017, and 2015.
Spike wins the ultimate victory against Angel, only for it to be snached away. Now he needs to regroup, and rebuild.
Buffy is back after the summer following her defeating The Master. Unfortunately, she learns the he might be coming back from the dead, too. And who's the blond newcomer?
A Scooby Christmas party is interrupted by the arrival of a surprise guest: the vampire who left town with the Judge's arm in a box three years ago.
A spell gone wrong during Lover's Walk brings Spike's mom back to life. How will being given this second chance change his actions?
According to the Eye of Beljoxa, Buffy's resurrection triggered the rise of the First Evil, a revelation which would have presented an alternate means of winning the war, if anyone had thought of it. What if someone did?
With the right witches to make it happen, time travel should be simple: Go back. Change only what needs to change. Act normal. But Buffy doesn't travel light. The weight of her loves, losses, hopes, and regrets goes wherever she does. And so does her vampire.
Buffy Summers jumped from the tower to close Glory's portal in 2001, and Spike only survived her death because Dawn needed him. But Buffy's sacrifice didn't work. In 2023, the world is about to end and Faith starts travelling back in time, trying to fix it. Facing down her own death, Dawn has a plan to send Spike somewhere he won't have to lose everything: a dimension where Buffy is still alive.
The only problem is, so is her husband: Spike.
Like all of the Further Tales, this can be read as a stand-alone what-if. But you may appreciate it more after reading Ripples on a Hellmouth.
It's 2023, and an epic war is underway between good and evil. This time around, good is losing. But Willow's found a way to turn the tides by sending Buffy back into her past. The catch? She can't change anything directly. Will Buffy choose wisely and save the world, maybe even herself? Or just make everything worse?
What if, at the end of Something Blue, Buffy and Spike decided to pretend the spell wasn't broken?
Willow wants to do a ritual that involves pairing up the Scoobies. Meanwhile, Buffy is trying to get Spike to realize she's interested in him. Set in a season 6 with no trio where Spuffy cuts off their affair after Xander and Anya's wedding.
Written for the 2019 Seasonal Spuffy Equinox Free-for-All.
A spell gone wrong in Sunnydale leaves Angel with a bell. He gets impatient and drives up to check things out for himself, only to find a happy Spike and Buffy.
Written for the prompt "couple" for Buffyverse bingo.
Written for the prompt 'record' for Buffyverse bingo.
Spike and co. try to set a world record.
Sometimes, things make it so you can't bury your head to what's right in front of you.
Spike comes to town for the first time during Harsh Light of Day, and the first time Buffy sees him is sunbathing on campus adorned with the Gem of Amara. She has no idea he's a vampire, and he has no clue she's the slayer. With nothing holding them back, how do these two strangers come together? And what will happen when they learn the truth about each other?
Response to a challenge by Emilise.
**This story needs style formatting, please bear with me while I polish up my site transfers.
Spike burned up in the Hellmouth, his soul and self pulled into the amulet in a moment of noble sacrifice. Nineteen days later, he comes back out in Angel's office. Nothing but an immaterial ghost and trapped with Angel.... You'd almost think it was his very own personal hell.
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