When Oeuvre D'art, nicknamed Art, finds himself haunted by never ending nightmares, he follows in The Doctor's footsteps. After stealing the Tardis in hopes to escape the monster that chases his mind, he finds himself in one mess after the other. Meanwhile, more armies than Art can count are hot on his trail for crimes he didn't commit. Can the young Timelord escape his impending doom while still managing to stitch his parent's past together? (Book Three of The Last of Gallifrey series.)

When The Doctor runs into an old friend, who had been previously assumed dead, it's both a relief and terrifying. Their lives escalate into a whirlwind of passion and mania. Meanwhile, they struggle to uncover the true identities of their sociopathic friend, Art, and his misfit companions. But will the couple be able to survive the combination of their dangerous enemies, their psychotic friends, and their own chaotic lives? (In order to understand anything in this book, you must read the first book: The Last of Gallifrey)

The Doctor thinks it's too good to be true when he stumbles across Zero, a Timelord who escaped Gallifrey during the War. But he soon realises there's more to the oddball than what meets the eye. Each day the duo grow closer. But with the combination of Zero's secrets and The Doctor's reputation, there's no telling what, or who, might try to cause problems. (Book one of "The Last of Gallifrey" series.)

Life on the slow path has been difficult enough for the part-human Tenth Doctor. When a voice he cannot immediately identify whispers his name in the darkness, a 17th Century cannon ball hurtles out of Time to land in Pete Tyler's garden, and a Blue Box he never dreamed he would see again appears in the forest, he knows that Life will never be quite the same again. The path that had been chosen for him by a Timelord who no longer wears his face is about to change.

Some adventures through space and time between the Doctor and his companion. I do not own any characters. © All credits go to BBC Doctor Who.

From the day they arrive on the planet, and blinking step into the sun, there is more to see than- "Dude, that's the Lion King." "Oh...sorry." "No, whatever just...just try again." The human world, it's a mess. Life- "Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's the Little Mermaid." Humans are amazing. They all just go through so much, but you know what's beautiful? When life gets them down, they just keep on swimming. "Stop. That's Finding Nemo. I don't even know where you're going with that one." Everyone controls their own destinies, you don't need magic- "You need to seriously stop quoting Disney." If music be the food of- "Get out." "What?" "Just move over, I'm doing it myself." "Wait, give me-" "Nope. We've been here for an hour. Go away." "But-" "Seriously, Doctor, leave." "Fine." "Alright, let's see..." From the day they are born, humans are hardwired to slowly, but endlessly change. They are given the tools to adapt to whatever environment they choose to live. They don't realize how lucky they are to harness this gift, the gift of change. Humans are small creatures in this vast universe, but they are important. However, despite being given the gift of change, many humans choose to fight it. They don't want the change, so they constantly battle against it. Yet, no one has ever won. Except for me. Well, me and the Doctor. But we don't really fall in the 'human' category. Note: I do not own Doctor Who. All rights to BBC except my own characters. P.S. This is in no way a romance novel. ATTENTION: The first 30 chapters of this book are...not good. I'm rewriting them. Honestly, you won't hurt my feelings if you want to skip over them completely.

This is exactly what it says. One shots of you and the Doctor!! Warning: extreme feels I may also do some Whoffle or TenRose in there too. It's all just one big mystery. So go on! Read!! t o p r a n k s #4 in tenrose

Stories include or will include: The 10th doctor (Doctor Who) Kilgrave (Jessica Jones) Peter Vincent (Fright Night) Alec Hardy (Broadchurch) Hamlet (Hamlet) Giacomo Casanova (Casanova) David Tennant Superwholock All credit to David Tennant and the creators of theses characters.

Caramillia Jonicale, the last female Timelord among existence. After reaching Earth in a status bubble that kept her safe, with a stolen vortex manipulator melted into her skin after crashing into the 1800s on Earths surface, Caramillia Jonicale finds herself saving the Earth from all and any alien invasions. From Daleks, Cybermen, and Weeping Angels, Caramillia always seems to have her hands full. Until one day she runs into a man and his Posh Blonde friend who he called Rose. Who turns out to be another living, breathing, talking Timelord. The Doctor.

NOW A ONE SHOT BOOK. REQUESTS FOR BROOK/RIVER/THE DOCTOR OR ANY OTHER CHARACTERS ARE OPEN. The Doctor was suprised to find River at the end of her pregnancy with his child, but they were both ecstatic. "I promise you, Brook, I won't ever leave you, I promise. I'll do anything for you, I promise. I'll make mistakes, but I'll make them alright again in the end, I promise. I promise I'll make this world and many others safe enough for you to stride across to keep you alive. And more than everything else, I will always love you, I will do anything for you, I will always protect you my dear daughter." The Doctor vowed down to protect his daughter, Brook, after the heart attack disaster that happened as soon as she was born. With Rivers day counting down to the day she has to go to the library, will the Doctor be able to keep control of his daughter? This is the story of the Doctor, River and Brook Song. (Set after season six)