Title: Because It's Wrong
Pairing/Characters: Adam/Tommy - Buffy the Vampire Slayer Crossover
Rating (Word Count): R (10x100)
Warning(s): None
Author's notes: This is part three of the verse I started in The Lion and The Lamb. Second part is One Good Day Thanks to leela_cat for the beta. All other mistakes are mine.

( If you try to stop me, I will chain you up with silver )



Title: Weevil Hunting With Ianto
Pairing/Characters: Adam/Tommy, Jack/Ianto - Torchwood Crossover
Rating (Word Count): R (8x100)
Warning(s): None
Author's notes: The lovely aislinntlc stepped into beta for this one. A big thank you to her.

( You boys new in town? )

Title:Everyone Has a Skill
Pairing/Characters: Adam/Lee Adama - Friendship - Battlestar Galactica Crossover
Rating (Word Count): PG-13 (3x100)
Warning(s): None
Author's notes: Thanks to the lovely cjharknessgirl for the super speedy beta on this one. This takes place in the BSG verse - Adam is NOT a singer. The timing is vague on purpose but it takes place sometime before the BSG episode Resurrection Ship. This is kind of a teaser for a story I've been kicking around in my head for a while. We'll see if this shakes the muses loose enough for me to actually write it.

( How did you survive? )

Title: A Sword in the Hand
Author: Leela (leela_cat)
Characters: Adam/Tommy (Highlander 'verse)
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 9x100
Content/Warning(s): None
Author's notes: Written for glam_100, prompt #034: Crossovers. Many thanks to aislinntlc for the beta.

( The sword glints in the overhead light )

Prompt #034: Crossovers

Drabbles need to blend Adam fandom with another fandom of your choice.

Please remember the following:

(a)Use the following header on your drabble(s):

Title:
Pairing/Characters:
Rating (Word Count):
Warning(s):
Author's notes:

<b>Title:</b> <b>Pairing/Characters:</b> <b>Rating (Word Count):</b> <b>Warning(s):</b> <b>Author's notes:</b>

(b)Double check your word count before posting.
(c)Put Prompt #034: crossovers in the subject line of your post(s).
(d)Tag your post(s).


If you are writing a drabble set (a series of interconnected 100-word drabbles) or if the content is of an adult/triggering nature, please place everything following the header behind a cut.

Now... ready, set… GO!

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