Book 2 of Playing With Fire Series Warning ⚠️⚠️Mentions of Mental Abuse and Depression and other mental health issues and Physical abuse and Drugs and Fluff and Smut and alcohol Maya and Carina continues Navigating the Storm. They are now navigating the complexities of parenthood and their relationship while facing unexpected challenges along the way. With unexpected twists and turns, their bonds and love are tested as they try to weather the storm together. Through it all, they learn valuable lessons about trust, resilience, and the strength of their love. However, the biggest challenge awaits them as Maya goes through pregnancy, bringing about a whole new set of struggles and joys. Can they survive the challenges that come their way, or will the storm be too strong to overcome?

Part one of the Playing With Fire series Warning ⚠️⚠️Mentions of Mental Abuse and Depression and other mental health issues and Physical abuse and Drugs and Fluff and Smut A romantic story that explores the blossoming relationship of Maya, a dedicated and ambitious Fire Captain at Station 19, and Carina, a vibrant and caring OB/GYN. As they navigate the challenges of their demanding careers, they find themselves drawn to each other in ways they never expected. With chemistry that sizzles and a connection that runs deep, they embark on a journey of love, trust, and self-discovery. Along the way, they face obstacles, both internal and external, that threaten to tear them apart. However, their unwavering determination and undeniable attraction will keep them fighting for their love, proving that sometimes, the greatest fires are the ones that burn brightest within.

Running is what Maya has always been good at, whether it be for exercise or from her pain. It's the knowing when to stop part that always gets her into trouble. Maya is struggling to adapt to her new role as Captain of Station 19. Will she be able to keep her declining mental health a secret, or will it all fall apart? There may or may not be some mentions of heavy drinking, reckless behavior/self-harm and disordered eating patterns. I do not own any of these characters, merely just fanfiction.

A series of one-shots revolving around Maya's wedding band and the one she wears for work. This is a little writing exercise for myself, the goal is to post one of these little one shots a day. Which in turn means that these are going to be less polished and detailed as I'd usually prefer. (I post these on ao3 more regularly bc i forget about this app)

When the arrival of the youngest member of the Bishop family, Maddie, turns up at the station, skeletons come out of the closet and secrets come to light as the truth is revealed one way or another.

Maya and Carina have been trying to start a family for a while now. After 4 years of marriage and many failed attempts at getting pregnant Maya suggests adoption. Will there dreams come true quicker than possible when a little boy shows up at the station.

Engine 19 gets into an accident and Maya gets seriously injured. Will she be ok? Originally published on AO3.

when Maya and Andy are in a car crash togather, they have to fight for their lives untill some one is able to find them. #1 on #station19 on 6/13/19 #1 on #mayabishop on 7/31/19 7/4/19 thxsm for 1k 7/17/19 thxsm for 1.5k 8/8/19 thxsm for 2k 10/30/19 thxsm for 3.5k omg i wrote this like a billion years ago, i wrote this when i was just a baby writer so my apologies for every word of this story

Maya and Sullivan are in the aid car when it crashes. Maya is seriously injured. Will she survive? Will her life ever be the same? Set in season 5 after episode 8. I'm not purposely putting in spoilers but if you haven't watched up to that point there might be some.

After everything that happened with her dad and Carina and Jack, Maya decides she needs to go to therapy if she is ever going to be able to make it work with Carina. This story looks pretty deeply at serious topics such as anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts and action, and self-harm. If those things are triggering to you, please do not read.