SET IN THE CBI - Lisbon planted a soft kiss to his shoulder. She closed her eyes, pressing her nose into his black t-shirt, feeling the warmth of his skin. He smelled undeniably Jane-like, and she began to doze in the comfort of having him alive and by her side.

Au starts with Brown eyed girls , what if Lisbon never answered Jane's call on her date with pike and Jane was in real danger .one shot .

The team drives home after a rough case. Jane falls asleep. [mid-season 3]

A night out in Austin provides a truly unexpected surprise for Teresa Lisbon. Takes place some time after the episode "Violets" and contains spoilers for 6.17 to 6.19. Cover image by petit-j.

Lisbon is left to deal the repercussions of the events leading up to and after the death of Red John. Lisbon-sided Jisbon, Lisbon-centric.

Pepper receives phone calls from her boss. A dialogue piece. Now updated.

Tag to 3x20. Redacted. She had stuck her neck out for the 100 times umpteenth time, put her job on the line, her career, her ass, and all the master of mentalism, the wizard of words, the conveyor of crap could come up with was thank you?

A series of short stories set in the early years of Patrick Jane and Angela Ruskin Jane , events and experiences all leading up to that fateful day. A continuation of Courting Fire, because so many asked. Dedicated to allanon9

The incidents and conversations that Watson doesn't include in his accounts.

Chicago, 1975. Just one theory about the very beginning, the powerful world of trauma and the fearful symmetry of life.

Pepper takes a little time off to visit with an old friend and Tony's Liver seeks its revenge

Tony reluctantly attends a charity event. First person Tony POV.

A collection of one-shots concerning the untold misadventures and amusing situations Holmes and Watson get themselves into over the course of their friendship and investigations.

This is an alternate ending to Season Two, Episode 2, The Scarlett Letter. Why did Jane say "No…" when Lisbon told him to chase after the janitor? What if he had a good reason? What if Lisbon doesn't figure it out until it's too late?

A short series of connected scribbles showing how Holmes & Watson came to Baker Street, followed by much bickering both playful and painfully serious.

When Maggie Hill bought an old magnifying glass in London, she didn't expect to bring home the ghost of Sherlock Holmes. Now she's stuck with a sleuth only she can see, a roommate who doubts her sanity, and a detective agency she didn't know she wanted.

Mycroft gives Sherlock Holmes another of his early cases, investigating a fraudulent palmist called Ricoletti. But with stolen jewels and mysterious deaths, what should be a simple case becomes very deadly indeed! Sequel to Tankerville Leopard. COMPLETE!

Set 1 week after Bloodshot, psychic Kristina Frye has gone missing, Jane is beginning to act more oddly than usual, and the team must cross the entire state of California to find a killer who seems to be targeting psychics. Dedicated to Purple Piggie.

Mycroft Holmes seems to hold the world at arm's length, but appearances can be deceptive.

What if Sherlock Holmes had indeed written letters to John H. Watson during the Great Hiatus, but had never found the courage to send them? How will Watson react, when he finally has a chance to read those letters never sent?

COMPLETE! My first story proper. It's 1882, and the scene is set for a welcome reunion - and a case which carries with it considerable danger. Rated K plus just in case. Please R&R.

Various people take up their pens for various reasons after the death of Sherlock Holmes. A collection of things written down during the Hiatus. Epilogue: All's right with the world. This story is COMPLETE.

Sherlock Holmes relates one of his early cases concerning the death of a famous magician, where his investigation took him deep into the heart of the bright and bawdy world of the Music Hall, to meet with the most unusual of perils! COMPLETE!

Rhodey wonders if from now on it's going to be Tony Before and Tony After. Takes place between Tony's rescue and arrival back home.

In answer to a challenge - Holmes discovers what happens when a panicking Watson has a deadline looming from the Strand Magazine.

Just a little encounter and subsequent musings from Mary Watson about the great detective. Read at your own risk, I take liberties here.

Holmes and Watson discuss a pressing problem shortly after the publication of SIGN. An embarrassing consequence of Holmes's growing celebrity has reached Baker Street...