Something is happening faraway in a region of space called the Xorthian Sector. Cybertronians are being targeted and disappearing. An unusually high number of Autobots are being found dead in what are being called "bizarre accidents". Stranger still, far too many of those same Autobots are undercover intelligence operatives for any sort of this to be a coincidence Due to a treaty, Autobots are prohibited from entering this dangerous region. Adding to the threat, highly volatile spacial rifts make traveling the sector even more treacherous. A familiar bot from Beachcomber's past is one of the Cybertronians trapped somewhere within the Xorthian Sector. Beachcomber and a ragtag gathering of other Autobots have chosen to renounce their allegiance and travel to the Xorthian Sector to save every Cybertronian they can, but the team will soon face treachery and will become cut off from help. Beachcomber and his group struggle to survive and complete their mission before they themselves are added to the growing list of casualties. A rescue mission becomes a struggle for survival as Beachcomber and his comrades have to combat a mysterious enemy's Dark Machinations.

Hauler is one of the most unseen and unheard autobots of the classic Generation 1 series. Of those of us who know of him, fewer still know his origins. When the war between the Decepticons and Autobots was fairly new, Hauler worked with his best friends as a Constructicon. Their greatest task to date was to complete the construction of Crystal City. All Fall Down tells the tale of those days when the Consctructicons were not agents of Megatron. They were neutral bots who just wanted to fix the world around them and help wherever they could to build Cybertron. This is the tragic fall of not just the Constructicons, but the loss of a family to one bot. And then... years late... a slight chance of hope.

Autobots Nightbeat and Deep Cover are reluctantly paired together to track down the source of an outbreak that kills Cybertronian lifeforms and then reanimates their dead bodies. Several Cybertronian outposts throughout the galaxy have been decimated by the outbreak. One Cybertonian holds the answers to salvation... but she is already dead. Trapped in a quarantine zone with time for a cure ticking away, Nightbeat and Deep Cover have to learn to work together to save a band of survivors, find the parties responsible for the outbreak and then evacuate the fallen city with a cure before they themselves join the ranks of... the infected.

"Anika go! RUN!" "No! We have a better chance together!" "It's you he's after! Go now! Before he catches up!" "I won't leave you to die!" Gideon grabs her upper arm and propels her backward toward the cliffside. Without breaking stride, he throws Anika over the side. "I'll find you!" cover image borrowed from Pinterest

Tap-Out is one of the most devoted Autobots to the cause. Just how many centuries he spent as a Decepticon prisoner in the gladiatorial arenas of Polyhex is uncertain, but his faithful allegiance to the Autobot ideals remained unbroken. This story will show my interpretation of what he must have endured in his time there and immediately after being freed from gladiatorial life. How can one Cybertronian survive and not become a monster in such an environment? How can he trust those he feels abandoned him for so long? The cost of war is high. The cost of freedom is priceless.

This is my own fan-fiction story about my all-time favorite Transformers character, Bluestreak. Not much has been explored in his origins but with the information I've gathered from novels, comics and the original animated series, I have written my own history for him. What events in his life could have caused him to be a talkative master of dad-jokes one minute and then a vicious, angry warrior the next? As a big fan, these were questions I often considered. Now, I shall offer up my own interpretation. I'd love to know what you folks think. Disclaimer: I do not own or work for any parties who currently or previously have owned the rights to the Transformers, their characters, names or likenesses. I only reserve the rights to my original plot and characters as listed on the very first page of my story.