Retired Round Robin Fan Fiction

A Hazzard County Skel Scare "The conditions of the bones at time of death say...about...40-60. Judging from the time the bones came from, that sounds about right." Temperance Brennan said as she stared at the skeleton in front of her. "10nth or...11th century." She was in a Saxon burial mound. Where the skeletons of two adults were found, one male one female. Archeologists had, of course, called her in. "I'll be taking the bones back to the Jeffersonian, prep the bones for transport." "Mrs." One of the researchers said, "I was acutally hoping it could remain in England." Brennan raised a hand to silence him, "I assure you sir I'll send them back as soon as my researchers …

Count Dracula...infamous as the creature of the night. A man who fed on the villagers. Who drank their blood and ate their flesh. Immortal, spare the touch of sunlight or the wrath of a stake. Van helsing...the hero who killed Dracula, said to live for ridding the land of evil. What they don't tell you is that Dracula was the hero of the story... Angelica Walker and her brother Chris, were sitting on the bus. She stared out the window. "So the virus has spread to humans?" She was brunette, with her hair bound behind her in a waist length braid. Her eyes were a beautiful blue. 27 years old, her brother was 32. "Yeah, it's moving faster than anyone could have predicted." "W…

Hi, Well, I would'a posted this idea on Fanfiction net, but I don't know where to take it. So I reckon I outa have other loyal DOH fans adding to it. Now remember, before reading this know that I'm not sadistic; I just like messing with my faves. BTW, you are free to use the OC, David in this, and elaborate on his subordanates. Also, I know it's not really my place, but I ask that you don't stray from the origanal feel of the story. By that I mean that this is supposed to be an angst/suspense story, don't turn it into a comedy. Of course typical Dukes humor is allowed, just-I should shut up now shouldn't I? Here it is: ***** David Cutter smiled cunningly as he straight…