A Mighty Ducks Slash Fiction Haven
Originally known as Taz, then I changed her name because I thought someone was going to use that name in a book, this never happened, so reclaiming the name.
In the Queertet series, Maya is sort of overlooked. In Breeze, she gets with an argument with Taz about her ‘heterosexual fling.’ This is the real story behind it. What really happened that summer when Taz and Maya were broken up? This takes place the summer before they meet the Ducks. (Read this after reading Smoke, Snow and Breeze).
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Charlie Conway is 27 years old and life is not going well. Can three strange visitors change all that?
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Queertet Revisited—a different spin on the tale Vic and I once told to you.
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The twelve friends thought they were in for a relaxing week on the slopes when they boarded the plane to Banks’ grandfather’s cabin, but a freak blizzard ends all their plans. Stuck together 24/7 tensions run high.
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In “Snow” Adam told Charlie that in an alternate universe Taz would be his wife. Wanna take a look at that universe?
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Ducks/Harry Potter Crossover. AU of Mighty Queertet. Set after Breeze, but Sun doesn’t happen we skip straight to the end of the summer holidays.
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Wanna know how Taz and Maya got together? Read on.
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Freshman year is finally over! The Queertet is ready for vacation, and are eager to get themselves out of the mess they made during Spring Break.
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Sequel to Smoke and Snow. Spring Break is here, and a holiday is just what everyone needs.
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Sequel to Smoke. How is the team doing now that everything is out in the open? (Like we could just leave it hanging like that!)
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Charlie and Adam have always been close, but just how close? Is Fulton the only one that notices? And now that Banks is back on JV, are things going to be the same?
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The obligatory first fic of almost every Duck fan: New girl at Eden Hall finds it hard to fit in.
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