After the events in DC, Steve feels that he and Maria have some unfinished business to attend to. T for inuendo.

Another story in my 'Too Busy' story arc. Pure smut, well, there is some emotional stuff involved, but mostly just smut, and angst. There, it's smut and angst. I hope this is better than my first attempt. For Captain Hill Week.

Maria is nothing, if not self-loathing. Filler scene for my story "All This Time." That, of course, makes it A/U. Edited and posted for Captain Hill Week. T for abuse triggers and language.

Maria knew there would be fallout when she followed Steve to take down SHIELD and HYDRA, she just never imagined how far and wide it would spread across her life. Still, she wouldn't go back and change it. She knew life was never meant to be easy. First story in a five part series. MCU canon-compliant, as far as my old brain can recall. T for language.

Steve loved Peggy. Seventy years in the ice hadn't changed that. Her age hadn't changed that. No one around Steve understands what it's like to love someone so deeply, and then to lose them. Do they? (Rated T for language.) One shot.

Who knew seeing a man comfortable with babies could cause a woman so much grief. One shot. Based on a tumblr prompt from beijingdoll. "I need Oliver holding Diggle's baby and Felicity there, watching him for a while but then walking away with tears in her eyes."

Randomly and incongruently published series of one-shots, each inspired by the word of the day at thesaurus dot com. Mostly K to K-plus, but I will rate it T just in case.

After the events in DC, Steve feels that he and Maria have some unfinished business to attend to. This is the M version, there is a T version for folks who don't want to read M rated stories. (Or you can just skip chapter 2)

"Everyone has their weak spot. The one thing that...will always bring you to your knees, regardless of how strong you are otherwise" - Dessen...Steve is slowly becoming aware that he has somehow let love become his Achilles heal. My headcanon, therefore a/u.

Inspired by an analysis I watched on YouTube that pondered the idea of Steve starting up the West Coast Avengers after Age of Ultron and leading into the Civil Wars. (The latter will not be dealt with in this story arc.) It's not A/U right now, but probably will be after AOU is released. :D Part of my "Brown Leather Jacket" story arc. Captain Hill developing.

When Steve Rogers acquiesced to his best friends request to spend his last night in New York at a dance club, he expected it to end as it always did, in disappointment. Instead, Steve meets someone who could change his life, if he can only convince her it's safe to do so. A/U in a major way. Pre-serum Steve in modern times. No Avengers or Super Heroes.

ReginaRiverMayHill invited me to participate in these drabbles. All from my Captain Hill universe. A/U, unless you like The Avengers more than the MCU writers. (IE. Mine end up happy & friends...no Civil Wars here...Steve and Tony are best buds.)

When Agent Maria Hill was undercover as TV News Reporter Robin Scherbatsky, she met someone who was legen-wait for it, and I hope you're not lactose intolerant-dary. Just a spoof story. (The fact that I need to explain that concerns me.) Taking prompts for chapters. See rules at the end of chapter 1.

Maria Hill never lest her heart lead, because doing so leads to foolish decisions, such as letting a certain super-soldier get under her skin. These sorts of decisions are always disastrous mistakes, and this time is no exception. Prequel to Too Busy, et. al. But you don't have to read those first. Rated T for language, violence, and smooching. :)

Death. Really, that's all I have to say. Unless you want me to start singing Depeche Mode's "Fly on the Windscreen." A/U in my Captain Hill universe. T for death and depressing thoughts about death. Don't read if you are already depressed, this won't help at all. Did I mention 'death' Triggers: Death. Really, sad, terrible death. And torture, for good measure. Rated T for death.

None of the Avengers have ever done anything half-way. Why would they expect their children to be any different? A/U, unless you like the idea of the team ending up friends and happy, then it could possibly be somewhat canon. ;) Rated K for fluff and fluffy stuff. :) One shot. Happy New Year!

In a world where a child is born with the name of his or her soul mate imprinted on their arm, it should be the easiest thing in life to find that person. But nothing in Maria's life has ever been easy. A/U-obviously. :) One shot. T for language and violence. Triggers: Child abuse.

When Steve found Peggy, he found a woman who could understand his heart and soul, who could see him for who he truly was, both before and after the serum. No one would ever mean more to him. (I learned to write summaries during NaNo. :)) From my "Smaller Heart" series. Ships Steggy. Usual angst and pain most expect from me. M for a reason, but not too smutty. :) Please R&R.

Disclaimer: My son wants me to mention that the jacket could be black. :) Anyway, this is my story about how Maria comes to wear Steve's jacket in the AOU trailer. (Don't even bother arguing the point with me. It's all semantics now. lol)

Steve and Maria and the rest of the Avengers get a visit from some old friends, and just in time, it would seem. (Does that count as a summary?) A/U, but if you can't figure that out from the cross-over... ;) K plus because things blow up and people kiss, but I wanted my kids to be able to read it so it's not T. :D For Captain Hill Week.