She always dreamed of being one of the Creators, one of the elite of the elite, one of the Time Lords who invented. She got her wish. But being a Creator is a dangerous task. Her first creation was powerful enough that the Time Lords deemed her dangerous, and kept a close eye on her ever since. Her first creation was the Moment. The same weapon used to destroy Gallifrey during the Time War. The Alchemist barely escapes with her life, but being transported along with a Dalek to a museum where alien artifacts are scavenged is not the best way to live fifty years of her life. Then came the Doctor. Then came her rescue. Then came her hatred for the man who destroyed her home. And then came the fight of fire against fire. Someone's going to be burned. But who? First in The Creators Saga. *** I don't own Doctor Who. That is owned by BBC America. The Alchemist, however, and the concept of the Creators are my own. The cover on the side was also done by _marvelous.

The Alchemist has saved Rose from the fate of the Bad Wolf, but the Doctor gave up his life to save her in return. With all past horrible thoughts about the Doctor thrown out the window, the Alchemist is determined to make everything up to him, starting with completing their mental link, and forming a Bond, with nothing could break, and stronger than any marriage. But the legend of the Creators lingers on their minds. Is the threat of the Vortex completely gone now that the Alchemist has accepted all that she can do? How far can she survive after that much exposure, even with the Doctor's regeneration to save her? What does the Beast have to say about the last of Gallifrey's finest warriors? The Doctor and the Alchemist are determined to find out, before Torchwood comes to find them . . . but will the Alchemist even survive that far? Second in The Creators Saga. *** I definitely don't own anything at all related to Doctor Who. That goes to BBC, and the makers of Doctor Who. I only own the Alchemist and the concept of the Creators. Also, the cover is done by _marvelous.

Jim Moriarty was a criminal mastermind - a psychopath by normal human standards - but at that moment he felt like the most idiotic person on the entire planet. He had made one of the most elementary of mistakes while trying to bring Sherlock to his knees, and hadn't been prepared for the backup he brought with him. The strange man in a bow tie and suspenders seemed to come from no where, the only odd thing in the area being a glowing blue police box... The Master didn't know how he had survived. He had resigned himself to the time lock when he saved the Doctor from death, and helped return the Timelords to their rightful place. Instead he found himself alone in the middle of London, his body still eating itself away as it had been before. Having no idea where his nemesis was he gave into the feeling of defeat and sought to correct it... When these two find themselves at the same bar, an unlikely clashing of worlds is made, and an unlikely paring of masterminds might bring the heroes of two universes to their final downfall. (Fanfic Comic Con 2014 Contest Winner.) (On Hiatus until further notice.)

Jordyn Avery lived a half life. After her parents divorce, she learned to only depend on herself. When the Doctor arrived, she felt like she could finally belong somewhere. Then Rose fell in love, and she thought she would become the third wheel, or even seen as someone inadequate. The Doctor tries to show her that she had no need to feel this way but discovers that something else could be causing Jordyn to be depressed, a secret that, until now, she doesn't even know. NOTES: No Rose-bashing. First In The Girl Who Stayed Trilogy. I do not own Doctor Who, just Jordyn and additional dialogue. Trigger Warnings on necessary chapters.

The rediscovery of one of the Doctor’s oldest, deadliest foes sets in motion a chain of events that could spell the end of the renegade Time Lord’s adventures in time and space.

Violet Grace, an ordinary, level headed bookworm from London never thought that her life could be so extraordinary, until she met Him. That mad, eccentric little man with a blue box that swept her off her feet changed Violet's life forever. This is the story of her adventure with the Doctor himself; how he saved her life and how she saved his. Has the Doctor finally found someone as smart and insane as himeself?

A teenage girl going by the name of Susan Holland stumbles upon a fictional character from a television show called Doctor Who. Leaving her loving family and comfortable life behind, she embarks on an adventure filled with danger and wonder, possibly changing her life forever. But when her existence begins to have an effect on the Doctor's timeline, she comes face to face with herself and her ideals. Is she who she thought she was? What is she capable of doing?

London, England. In the 21st Century, anything can happen. A UFO can crash on the side of Big Ben, a 1960's police box can fly across the city, a salt shaker-looking thing can exterminate you to oblivion...you get the picture. When people start disappearing out of nowhere, it is up to Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, along with a new face in town, to solve this mystery. Only, Sherlock can't figure out what is happening to these people. He would say time travel or aliens, but that's completely impossible...or is it?

People are disappearing from twenty-ten and popping up in nineteen-sixty nine. When you look at Western Drumlins and really look at it, through the cracked up windows, you would see the horrifying reason to these disappearances. The real reason. The angels. They would look like statues as soon as someone laid their eyes on them. But for some unknown reason, they were much more than stone and pretty sculpture to Sherlock Holmes. This case isn't for the faint hearted. DISCLAIMER: DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE CHARACTER'S OR PLOT. ONLY CERTAIN ASPECTS BELONG TO ME.

The great Sherlock Holmes is off on yet another case but is it just an ordinary mystery, or something more? (UNFINISHED AND STAYING UNFINISHED) sorry