The Restoration Trilogy: Restauration; Wildest dreams; Ever after
Molly George
SND / R
Zine: Restauration
 | The collection of three zines includes:
Restoration: With the aid of a guardian angel, Catherine emerges from a coma in a private clinic. Determined to return to New York, she turns to Diana for help and is reunited with Vincent and Jacob.
Wildest dreams: Continuation of the story begun in Restoration. Troubled by his inability to remember Jacob's conception, Vincent is unable to move forward in his relationship with Catherine. A psychiatrist friend of Diana's agrees to provide counseling for Vincent and Catherine and through deep hypnosis, helps him work through his feelings.
Ever after: End of this SND trilogy. The nurse who worked for Gabriel during Catherine's confinement contacts Diana. Pope is after her and is still looking for the black book. Vincent proposes to Catherine, but they still have something else to face. |
A most precious gift
Allison Duggins
classic / G
| Five months after "A gentle rain", Catherine has a surprise for Olivia. |
A little help
Janet Rivenbark
classic / R
| Catherine has a little accident and needs a little help to wash her hair. |
Once upon a dream
Pat King
V/C / PG
Zine: Once upon a dream
| The chapters in this "continuing classic" zine explore Vincent and Catherine's happy life together, which starts when Devin drops in for a little help. |
When fall comes to New England
Aliset
classic / R
| Their trip to Connecticut was aborted, but this is a second chance for Vincent and Catherine for time together in freedom, in the open. |
Elysium
Aliset
classic / PG
| What happened in the cave, and after.
A/N: This is my take on the original third-season story-line (the unfilmed Land of the Dead). My thanks to Carole for her eagle-eyes, LauraG for her enthusiasm, and all of the ladies
of the Thursday Night Club for those discussions. This story would not have been what it is without you all :-) |
Twenty things. Vincent
Aliset
V/C / G
| A/N: This takes place in the same universe as “When Fall Comes to New England,” and "Twenty Things: Catherine," but you needn't have read those to understand
this one. |