Wraithbait

Summary: Colonel Sheppard is playing Savior of the Universe. The rest of the people on Atlantis are called back to Earth. Sheppard also has a twin brother, who's a general? Atlantis is destroyed! Add in the fact that McKay is also a woman! Well, McKay's bad temper is really understandable.

Summary: As the team continues to battle a powerful Wraith faction, Teyla wakes in the infirmary on Atlantis. She has no memory of what Michael has done to her; knows only one thing... he has her son. Upset by repeated attempts at debriefing, because she cannot - or will not, as certain expedition members insist - tell them what happened, what will she do when Woolsey pushes her too hard... too far?

Summary: This is a SGA/SG-1 crossover. Set after the events of SGA Season 5 Search and Rescue with Sam Carter still in Atlantis. After Torren's birth, John Sheppard realizes he can no longer live without Teyla. And back in Washington, Jack realizes he can no longer live without Sam. This is also an action adventure story!

Summary: The sequel to "Untamed", and the simple story of how Dr. M. Rodney McKay, Ph. D., Ph. D., gets the Pretender Gene.

Summary: When the IOA replaces Carter as the head of the Atlantis Expedition, and the first thing that happens is the alienation of long standing allies, in spite of Sheppard's best efforts, trouble can't be far behind. Woolsey's command is given a baptism of fire when the Alpha team is ambushed off world, and hampered by a lack of intel they truly are on their own.

Summary: Each chapter of this is a season five episode tag or missing scene. The tags are unconnected, all gen, and ranging from slight angst to humor. (See chapter notes for details.)

Summary: Rodney gets John to help him break up with Jennifer. Season Five, just after Brain Storm. (Spoilers for that episode.)

Summary: A lot of stopwatches, a little bit of science and... Well, that's it (more or less). Please read the chapter notes.

Summary: He had been ignoring it, unable to face what acknowledging it would mean, and instead tried to focus on Atlantis; on what the city and its people needed from him, but he couldn't do that anymore...

Summary: An offworld accident leaves Rodney feeling disconnected from the world around him. Luckily, he's got his team.

Summary: On an Atlantis separated from Earth, Rodney finds a way to start a family of his own.

Summary: His existence, as he remembered it, began eleven days ago. He knew the word day was what to call the cycle between a single span of sunlight and darkness, but he could not remember what groupings of days were called. He didn't think it mattered much.

Summary: With the team still trapped in what remains of Michael's compound, and Teyla still in Michael's hands, Colonel Carter must hurry to rescue them before the game of 'Lantean in the middle' takes an even more deadly turn. So when someone asks, "How much worse can it get?" you just know that things are not going to go according to plan.

Summary: Sheppard is thrown into a panic when he overhears what McKay says to Keller while everyone is admiring the view of the Golden Gate Bridge from Atlantis.

Summary: Playing the hero is supposed to get you the girl. But what if both the hero and the girl are pining after somebody else?

Summary: Well, because he's always wanted to say it...

Mild spoilers through mid season 5, then a sharp detour in the direction of my chosing.

Summary: It's most of a week before it starts to come back, but Rodney always remembers this:

(sort-of tag to The Shrine, spoilers up to that point)

Summary: None of them were made for this bureaucratic nightmare, but they couldn't just leave the people of Pegasus to twist in the wind. That wasn't why they were here.

Summary: Sub-sub-titled by its betas: The Magical Glowing Inukshuk of Manly Repressed Emotions.

Team Sheppard goes to the Olympics.

No, seriously. That's it.

Summary: Sometimes, Rodney is better entertainment than a thousand dancing bears. For one thing, bears don't communicate their displeasure at having their very important power-flow simulations interrupted by throwing whiteboard markers at your head. (AU of Search and Rescue, written before the episode aired.)