Mass Effect
Territory
by miscellea
Turians can be very confusing, especially when you're kind of-sort of dating one. Fortunately for Shepard, someone realizes that she needs advice.
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Mass Effect
by miscellea
Turians can be very confusing, especially when you're kind of-sort of dating one. Fortunately for Shepard, someone realizes that she needs advice.
Mass Effect
Mass Effect Trilogy
Mass Effect Trilogy+1
by miceenscene
“What are you laughing about?”“Oh, just thinking about the first time we met.”"You mean when your boss threw you off the Saren investigation?”“No. The first time.”Aka, Garrus can't talk to girls and Shepard has bigger problems.
Mass Effect+5
by kesla
Garrus, Shepard, and a hell of a lot of banter. ME2 setting with throwback to ME1; friendship and eventual romance with emphasis on dialogue and character development. Rated T for language.
Mass Effect
by rivendellrose
Years after the Reaper War, Shepard and Garrus decide maybe it's time for them to start a family, after all. Biology won't allow the traditional way to work, but a need for adoptive parents on Palaven presents an alternative... and even more complications.
Mass Effect Trilogy+1
Mass Effect
by Plantress
Shepard has been keeping a baby turian they rescued on the Normandy. Garrus finally asks her why.
Mass Effect+1
Mass Effect Trilogy
Mass Effect
Mass Effect: Andromeda+1
Mass Effect Trilogy
Mass Effect
Mass Effect - All Media Types+2
Mass Effect
by rivendellrose
Shepard has some questions about turian culture leading up to a visit to Palaven. Garrus isn't sure why she's worried.
Mass Effect Trilogy
Mass Effect Trilogy
Mass Effect+1
Mass Effect
by MostlyAnon
Life goes on, even at the end of the galaxy. On the Citadel, C-Sec fights to keep order while refugees fight to keep hope. One turian finds his world complicated by a human girl with hope in her eyes. None of the officers commented on it. They all had things they didn’t talk about, like the way Jorva always took patrol in the commons to watch over a grieving asari. How Amanda took every request from the nurses, no matter how small. How all of them found small rays of light to wield against the darkness.