For someone who had said 'the endings are the best part', he was happy to continue his fairytale with someone else. But two stubborn brunettes, one too like her mother, and their meddling friends disagreed. And they had to sober up, because Operation Jeca was a thing.

Some might say his was an easy job. Being an escort is all fun and games, right? Really, really good money and all the wine and women he could get. But he had rules to play with. Keep clean, negotiate the money upfront and most importantly, don't fall in love. It is that easy, right?

Beca, editor for Decibel, was done with men. She just wants hook-ups, easy sex; none of those messy relationship things. Who would have thought a cup of coffee, more likely two, splashed on her by an idiot would change that? PP characters working in a magazine. Some mention of Ugly Betty and Devil wears Prada.

Booth believes he is happy in his relationship with Hannah until an intoxicated Brennan reveals her true feelings for him and makes him question what happiness really means.

Pre-relationship Booth & Brennan have some things to discuss, important decisions to make and secrets to talk about. Rated M for language and final chapter

Jesse and Beca come from two entirely different walks of life. Yet, when their paths cross in a strange when, they realize just how much they have in common. Can they save one another from the lives they live?

On her 26th birthday, Beca Mitchell is dared by one of her best friends to give a relationship a chance, but there's a catch: they can't "go all the way" for three months. Enter Jesse Swanson. While Beca is struggling with keeping the dare a secret, Jesse is struggling to keep his own secret. Will their secrets ruin them before they really even start? Rated M.

A series of interconnected one shots focusing on some of the firsts in the lives of Beca and Jesse. Chapter 4: Just what happened that next morning? M for sexytimes and a little bad language.

She thinks their beginning was actually the beginning of their end. Really though, what kind of couple can have such a Hollywood-worthy beginning and then sustain a normal, functional relationship? Especially if said couple is hoping to do so across a three thousand mile chasm. A surly girl with piercings and tattoos serenading a nerdy film-buff with a 1980s hit song? Come on.

The Autobiography of Ginny Weasley. Her point of view from book one to book seven and beyond, complete with missing moments and everything. Over 800 reviews and nearly 130,000 hits! Written before December 1, 2007. Last Updated August 16, 2008.