Author’s Note: Last in the Ariel series, set after “Priceless” but at this point I don’t remember by how much. My friend, Medie, wrote a similar series about Jim and Blair and their respective partners, one of whom was an … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Set about a year or two after “Things That Go Bump in the Night” and five years after the episode “The Sentinel by Blair Sandburg.” This was another early story I wrote out of order. I wrote it … Continue reading
Author’s Note: And now the time jumps get big. So I, um, yeah, never finished the story where the romance actually blossomed. I would be willing to post whatever unfinished fragments I have if there’s interest, but…yeah. This jumps ahead … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Okay, so this is where the time jumps in the series really begin. Suffice it to say that Megan took Ariel in when she broke her leg and they became good friends as a result–she also abbreviated Ariel’s … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Set after “A Certain Similarity” in my Ariel chronology and during the episode “Neighborhood Watch” on the series. Thanks to my beta reader, Nancy Taylor, and Aussie-slang consultant, Kathryn Andersen. And Medie, for bugging me to finish and … Continue reading
Author’s Note: This was the second Ariel story I wrote, although chronologically it takes place after “A Trick of the Light.” It was inspired by the resemblance between Ariel–who I had yet to find a “face” for, so no one … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Set about a month after “These Heather Hills.” Thanks to Nancy Taylor and Marianne Edison for beta reading, hand holding, and helping me fix the end. “So, what did you think?” Ariel asked the two men as the … Continue reading
Author’s Note: This story is set sometime after the events of “Rainy Day Remembrance.” Thanks as always to Nancy Taylor, who helped me fix a problem that delayed this story’s completion for months. It was written for Kathryn Andersen, who … Continue reading
Author’s Note: This story takes place a few weeks after the events of “The Tempest and the Teapot.” Thanks again to Nancy Taylor and DebC. “Really, I can handle it. You don’t need to come up.” Blair shifted the car … Continue reading
Author’s Note: This story is set a couple of days after the flashback in “Rainy Day Remembrance.” “I’m just taking a break. It wasn’t holding my interest.” “Ariel, that’s the fourth break you’ve taken in the past hour. You’ve spent … Continue reading