Winchesters always needed protecting, from themselves as much as anything else – so maybe it was no surprise that Mama added all that thyme and basil and oregano into spaghetti sauce every time a Winchester crossed their doorstep.

Things were going pretty well until Dean Winchester called her Baby Doll.

There's only one thing worse than realizing that those idiots who accosted you are something more important than FBI agents — and that's knowing that you knocked one out with your umbrella while he was trying to save you from stumbling into the dark.

This is the third story in my Gobsmacked 'verse.  They are all listed in chronological order by clicking on the series link. ;-P 

Georgetown was the next step in the plan but her daddy was always telling her that life could turn on a dime. If the trick was learning how to dance, she had really screwed it up by tripping over that boy who bussed tables in the New South Dorm cafeteria.

They fell without even realizing it, betrayed by quiet moments, with Sam as their only witness.

A vignette set in the Strange Angels 'verse.

The first time he heard it, a screech coming from the bathroom screaming something about extra sugar and extra salt along with some freaking hip hop beat, he’d thought it was just the song.

A vignette set in the Strange Angels 'verse.

There's a song in everything, if you slow down long enough to find it.

A vignette in the Strange Angels 'verse.

After what seems like a chance encounter with a succubus in a college bar, Dean and Sam learn about the Circle of Enoch — and the Enochian Prophecy that the Circle has sworn to fulfill; a prophecy where Sam is "the Destroyer" and his Ascension is the precursor to Armageddon. There's no way in hell the Winchesters are going to let that happen. But how do you stop Armageddon with nothing but a book bag full of notes and a glowing sword?

This is the first "main" story in the Strange Angels 'verse.  The second is Beneath the Hollow.

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If it were up to Sam, they'd be halfway to New Orleans.  But there was something going on in Philadelphia besides the rain - Winchester business with a side of ritual killings - and Dean wasn't leaving until they figured out why a girl covered with triskeles and triquetras had a Zoroastrian symbol carved into her back.

Deane and Samuel Winchester return to Westshire, their family's baronial province, upon receiving a mysterious letter regarding the werewolf terrorizing the countryside. They discover that the dangers to their old home are far greater than it would appear, and receive assistance from two wholly unexpected sources.