Title: Plain Sight
Author: tinkerbell99
Fandom: LOST (I know, right? Long time no see...)
Characters: Christian Shephard, Shannon Rutherford
Rating: PG-13
Summary: This isn't the kind of place he prefers. It's just that it is the kind of place he belongs. They both know the parts they're supposed to play.

( Plain Sight )

Title: Yet Shall They Live
Author: tinkerbell99
Characters: Oceanic Six, Ben, others
Word Count: 1720
Spoilers: Through the end of S4
Summary: It begins slowly. There's a face in the crowd, a voice on the phone, a dead man's song playing softly on a broken radio. By the time they're aware, it's already too late. (There's no reason to go back now.)

( So tell me, Sayid, do you see them, too? )

Title: Little Girl Lost
Author: tinkerbell99
Rating: PG
Characters: Kate, Ed Mars
Spoilers: Through "What Kate Did"
Notes: Birthday ficlet for the fabulous gottalovev, who requested something with our favorite marshal. I hope this will do! :-)
Summary: He was wrong about her, about that little girl.

( It's not gonna be that easy, Kate. )

( In which I watch Lost and type at more or less the same time. Spoilers, clearly. )

( Belated Lost Ramblings )

For once, I called it.

( Thoughts on Lost 4.04 - Eggtown )

What do I do with a day off? I drabble, of course! Three drabbles that are totally not related with potential spoilers up to 4.03. Enjoy!

Title: Red Rover
Character: Hurley
( It's like that game they used to play... )

You guys! Tomorrow! Tomorrow is the day! It's almost here! *happy dance*

Yeah, there was really no other point to this entry. But isn't that enough?

ETA: So, Edwards is out. Huh.

Title: Rules of the Game
Author: tinkerbell99
Rating: PG
Characters: Kate/Edward Mars
Work Count: 900
Notes: Written for Lost Riffs at lostsquee. Prompt was Carnival.
Summary: "Know what I think? I think you like being chased. You like to run. You like the game."

( Never figured you for a carnie, Kate. )

Title: Smoke Signals
Author: tinkerbell99
Disclaimer: Lost doesn't belong to me.
Rating: PG
Characters: Locke, Rousseau
Summary: Rescue came. They stayed behind.

( Three days after the last of the boats dissolved from sight and the final hum of a plane was lost to the breeze, he returned to the beach. )