So Much More Than Bedtime Stories

Summary: The Leviathan stay in Cas’s vessel. The boys go on a wild goose chase as they wreak absolute havoc along the coasts North America, the death count lurching to the thousands. 

Summary: Sam watches Dean and Cas over the years and notices a few things.

Summary: When the angels stop falling and Castiel makes his way out of the trees, he finds himself alone and oceans away from the Winchesters. For once, Dean flies to him.

Summary: In the weeks leading up to a confrontation with a vengeful spirit, Dean Smith meets a man who makes the corporate life a little more interesting.

Summary: Dean likes to mind his own business. Between juggling a daytime job as a mechanic, his secret identity as one of the City's masked vigilantes, and trying to repair the relationship with his brother, Dean doesn't have time for much else - let alone relationships, romantic or otherwise. Castiel is the superhero Dean keeps running into and whose mind seems to be set on befriending Dean, whatever it takes.

Summary: Maybe it's the little girl whose disappearance turned into a murder, and whose murder turned into a cold case, and who has now apparently decided to move in with him. The why doesn't matter so much as the what, and the what is this: Dean is pretty sure he's going completely, certifiably insane. There's no getting around the fact that he just threw away his life, his career, and his reputation by dragging out his mom's old necromancy book and summoning a Class A Forbidden Entity to his attic. A cranky one, too. With horrendous bed-head.

Summary: Dean Winchester met an angel on his thirteenth birthday and never could have predicted the road his life would take. Now, it's thirteen years later and John Winchester goes missing. Dean finds his past and his future coming together in one horrible mess. Luckily though, Dean has some help to get him out of it – even if it isn’t exactly a smooth ride.

Summary: It’s the 1940’s, the war is tearing Europe in half, and the Nazis have a plan to uncover an ancient weapon belonging to the Egyptian gods that can tip the scale in their favor. With the help of a librarian named Castiel, it’s up to Sam and Dean Winchester, respectively a professor of archaeology and treasure hunter, to get to the Lost City of Amun-Ra and stop the Third Reich from achieving world domination. But with a missing father, secret societies, and an unexpected romance, things get more than a little complicated in this race against time.

Summary: War photojournalist Castiel Novak has spent his career reporting from the front lines. World-weary and disillusioned, he doesn't know a life outside of chaos and turmoil. A chance encounter introduces him to Dean Winchester, a police officer trying his best to lead a normal life post-military. The two men are quick to bond over their shared struggles, forming a strong friendship that helps Castiel remember there is a myriad of emotions for him to experience. But Castiel has spent most of his life observing rather than living, and he’s not certain he can stop running.

Summary; Dean's done some pretty stupid things, but getting drunk-hitched in Vegas to a colleague he barely knows might just take the cake. His surprise husband, Castiel, is a little weird but likable despite that, and Dean figures they’ll go back to Boston, get a quiet annulment, and go their separate ways. Six weeks later, he’s still married to one of the strangest, most genuine guys he's ever known. Dean doesn't know why or really even how it’s happening, but it’s getting harder and harder to remember that he has divorce papers to file.

Summary: Dean goes to sleep in a motel room in Texarkana, and  wakes up 17 years old, in his childhood bedroom in Lawrence, Kansas, 1996. He has no idea how he got there, why his parents are still alive, why his brother is an adorable freshman with no memory of his adult life, or why the only ally he has in this place is the angel he left behind in Purgatory. They have to get out, that's the important thing.

Summary: Castiel accepts that Sam’s madness is the price he must pay for his mistakes, but he’s determined that it won’t stop him from helping the Winchesters. The brothers attempt to find a “cure,” if such a thing even exists. If they don’t find one, it might just destroy them all. Especially Dean.

Summary: Fleeing in the aftermath of his brother's death, Castiel goes to Kansas, hoping to spend the summer with his Stanford roommate, Sam. In Lawrence, he meets Sam's brother Dean, a nurse practitioner student who works at the clinic where Sam persuades Castiel to volunteer. Things start out rocky (how could they not?) but Dean Winchester in a white coat is irresistible. As the summer heats up, so does their relationship.

Summary: Dean's not ready to give up on Sam yet, even if it means getting Cas to take him on another trip upstairs. But the story's never simple for a Winchester, and Heaven's not exactly like Dean remembers.