Due to a mysterious Big Bad, Buffy is never Called as the Slayer. Instead, she moves to Sunnydale, unaware of the supernatural world hidden beneath. 
 
After an angry mob in Prague captures Drusilla, Spike offers a truce to the newest Big Bad and gets more than he bargained for in the process. 

(Set in an alternate Season 1 and 2)

The universe had a few things go wrong in it.
So an order was put in for a second go, by the Powers.
When a Slayer took down her first Master, in LA,
when Whistler was sent in to point a vampire with a soul at a girl who had no clue what he was up to,
things slid a little sideways, onto a slightly different track.

What is 'normal', really?
Who is prophesied?
And what happens if you give the ingredients a stir before you send your dish back to the kitchen and ask for a new version of the same meal?

“If you’re going to finish that sentence by trying to make an excuse for—actually we don’t even know who these people are. She could’ve poisoned that tea!” 
 But helping Sabrina Spellman and her family becomes Buffy's most important and most personal mission of her life.
 

“Fists up then, pretty boy, come and have a go...”
 

With the Sect on the war path and Willow back home where she belongs, Dawn meets someone new in town.  The gang try to keep track of who the real enemy is while navigating the fallout from Bishop's Castle.

This is a sequel to The Demon, The Witch and The Warlock.

Part 2 of the Something Wicked series  (S5, beginning with "Buffy vs Dracula")

Spuffy have been together for a while now.  Things have been great.  The Scoobies have more or less accepted the reality of their couplehood, Spike finally has his own place, so there’s plenty of thoroughly excellent shag-time, and college is kind of fun when you have a worldly, undead tutor to poke fun at your instructors and help you remember your lessons with fascinating anecdotes or, when that fails, incredibly memorable sexy-times.  Life is actually, like, bordering on good. 

But then Mr. Eurovamp 2000 blows into town and causes a bunch of jealousy.  And then Buffy starts having a bunch of crappy Slayer dreams about glowy purply stuff.  And Dawn is going off the hook even more than usual, and Mom is acting weird…  And, as if there’s not enough to deal with, Buffy’s pretty sure that idiot Riley Finn is still lurking around town trying to come up with a reason to shoot her boyfriend…

Buffy should have known things couldn’t stay yummy for long.  She probably would have started to worry if it had.

(Note:  you can read this without reading the first story, Cry Havoc, and Let Slip Your Heart... but I wouldn't advise it.)