With Chris dating a couple even Street has to admit defeat and dive back into the dating pool in L.A. Is this going to be the final nail in the coffin that is the romance of Chris and Jim or is there still a spark? Let's find out...

Chris finally did her nails. - (I do not own the characters, it's just a fanwork) (chris/street)

Small one shot romance Chris and Street..based on when she was poisioned.

Christmas is for families, and Street never had luck with that. His relationship with his mom is beyond problematical, but now he is SWAT and SWAT is a family. It took a while for him to understand that, and now, strong of that feeling, he can finally handle his complicated blood family. Little bonus scene from season 2 Christmas episode. Oneshot written for WA Holiday Challenge.

Sequel to my previous story 'Not alone'. As the S.W.A.T. family tries to help Street recover from his trauma, he decides to go visit his mother in jail. After all, what can go wrong?

Oneshot. Missing scene from episode 2x04 (spoiler!). A little peak on what happens in Street's mind right after his conversation with his mother. This is his emotional journey to start finding his way back to the team.

S.W.A.T is about saving lives, not kicking ass. Unless, of course, the situation calls for it. Hondo and his team work everyday to make Los Angeles a safer and all around better place to live, to bridge the gap between cops and the community, and to fight for everyone's rights. But what happens when things go wrong? Whump of the S.W.A.T characters.

After S.W.A.T is set up with a bad tip off about a shipment of guns, Luca is forced to confront the one who gave them the information, a girl from his past who he never stopped feeling like he owed. But she is in more danger than anyone could know and it's up to the team to protect two of their own, to protect their family. After all; Family is everything (sorry for crap summary)

When Street goes missing, will the team be able to find him before it's too late? And can they protect him from the shadows of his past? Warning for some violence and mention of child abuse.

Chris accidentally causes Street to get hurt, but she never makes the same mistake twice.

Chris deals with the guilt over getting overtaken by a perp. Mumford's phrase didn't help.

It ain't your problem, D. Leave it for Deacon to deal with. He's the Catholic. Or, the one where curiosity gets the better of Hondo and he goes somewhere he really shouldn't. One-shot.

Newcomer Kinsey Evans joins the team just as Luca gets tossed out of his apartment and in invoking the SWAT code. None wants to take him until he gets his own place. Kinsey agrees to take him - for one night only. Chapter 4 now up. Reads and reviews greatly appreciated.

When Chris gets injured by a suspect, the team is a little overbearing.

Deacon's kids discover "take your kids to work day" and won't rest until they get to visit their dad at work.

What if the events of 1x06 turned out just a little bit differently? When Jim goes undercover trying to catch Ritcher, and his cover is found out by Richter, Richter will seek his revenge, by tying a band around his arm so tight he loses sensation, will his team get to him in time? I left the world today Every second that it takes and far away... And if I hesitate then there is

An officer is killed.

Luca has a sad dream.

Luca has conflict with a young hippie girl and soon regrets getting her upset. A present for Ponchygirl.

A team of unique officers help a female reporter find that sometimes she can find something good where the police are concerned. Written from the point of view rather than dialogue.

*** Grateful for the beta read. All remaining issues are all mine. *** Olympic SWAT finds their beliefs, and their lives, tested. Do you believe ?

Olympic SWAT wins the Competition Cup and also wins some unwanted attention. *** Again, grateful for the beta read - any remaining issues are mine ***

When nothing else works, Lt. Harrelson calls on TJ McCabe ... ***** I'm grateful for the beta read, any remaining issues are mine. *****

Jim Street revisits and relives trying moments of his past

Intra-Squad training turns out to be a miscalculation