It seems that my own site has died, probably from lack of input over the last couple of years. Anyway, the amazing Alphekka has offered to host my stories for those of you that still want to read them from time-to-time (and she made my banner - I love it!!). I have gone through the many fics and picked out the ones that seemed to go down best with you in the past; and it was done with exteme gratitude and grovelling thanks, firstly to Alph, both for continuing to look after my baby (FDAS) now that I am unable to, and for hosting me here; and of course, to those who have requested this. Just click on the links and enjoy!
DM xxx
ps: each link has its own info. Hover your mouse over the title for a summary. Unless otherwise stated, all stories are adults only. Be warned. I don't do soft and squidgy. Much ;-)
pps: Alph very kindly said I could post my old Sentinel fics, so I picked out my faves and here they are!
(ft = first time for main characters; usually D/J. BS = Blair Sandburg, JE = Jim Ellison (The Sentinel), DR = Derek Rayne (Poltergeist, the Legacy)
Quick links; Jack/Daniel Stories; Coming Out; Mission Impossible; Quiet Strength; The Sentinel
ppps: If you find reading light text on dark hard, then click on the cream-coloured square in the top left of each story and see the background and text change! If you get the cream one when you open up and prefer the original, then click on the coloured square.
I haven't given absolute sizes in the style sheets, just relative ones, so you can zoom in or out to suit your own needs. Hope this helps.
[By the way, for some reason the font comes out significantly smaller on my lappy in the most up-to-date Firefox than in IE6. I've played with the stylesheets as best I can to accomodate this but find that at least on my screen, I have to 'zoom in' to get a readable size. Similarly I tried it on Opera and Netscape and while the font size was okay, they are not particularly friendly towards some elements of stylesheets. I was going to recommend IE (something I never thought I'd do) but then I came across a small, free browser called 'The World' - it's a cross between IE6 in simplicity and display and the later browsers with tags and plugins, etc. It's clean and clear and basically the same set up as IE so it's very intuitive. It's definitely worth a try.]