Angelic Paranoia

Rating: PG
Beta: by hhertzof
Spoilers: SJS audios Buried Secrets and Fatal Consequences, mentions of something in SJA
Summary: At last, Sarah finds out what Harry was doing when he went missing. She might wish she hadn't, though.
Notes: First there was Dream a Little Dream, then there was the prequel, The Last Dinner, then I wrote a sequel, The Scottish Cottage. This is the sequel in what is now looking suspiciously like a series.

Rating: PG
Pairing: Sarah/Harry
Beta: hhertzof
Spoilers: Invasion of the Bane
Summary: Sarah attempts to get used to the relationships she has with her children.

Rating: PG
Beta: by hhertzof
Spoilers: SJS audios Buried Secrets and Fatal Consequences
Summary: Five people in a cottage in Scotland over the bank holiday weekend. What could possibly go wrong?
Notes: This is a sequel to Dream a Little Dream and won't make sense unless you've read that.

Rating: PG
Pairing: Sarah/Harry
Beta: hhertzof
Spoilers: Dreamland and Invasion of the Bane
Summary: Sarah's pregnant, Harry's the father, see the title for an idea of what happens next.
Note on Harry’s family: Although Will says he’s Harry’s stepbrother, he also says that when his father’s first wife died he got married and had another family. The only way I can make sense of their relationship is if they share a father, and it was Harry’s mother he was talking about. So that’s the family setup I’ve used here.

Rating: PG
Beta: by ladyvivien
Spoilers: The beginning of the SJS series 2 audio Buried Secrets, and the UNIT audios, in particular part of the whodunnit at the end. If you haven't heard them and don't care about being spoiled then this should make sense anyway.
Summary: Harry goes missing
Notes: Prequel to Dream a Little Dream but can be read on its own.

Rating: PG
Beta: tellitslant
Spoilers: SJS audios: Buried Secrets and Fatal Consequences, School Reunion and small ones for The Rise of the Cybermen and Age of Steel
Summary: Sarah Jane Smith often wished she believed in coincidences but so far her faith had been shown to be true every time.