Stephanie Plum deals with the fallout after a disastrous trip to Hawaii. Between the mayhem caused by a scary new drug and raging tension with the men in her life, things can't possibly get worse. Until she realizes that she's a few days late. Sequel to Plum Passion, between Explosive 18 and 19. Supplemental Canon. Original titles by J R Mai are available on Kindle and Amazon. com

A little Babe Christmas one-shot. :)

Stephanie Plum and her mentor Ranger have to pose as husband and wife in Hawaii to get close to a fugitive felon they've been after for three years. And she doesn't know which is scarier. Hunting a hitman in the island paradise, or sharing a bed with a man who is anything but relationship material. From the Author of Meredith's Fire and The Heat of Winter, available on Kindle.

My version of how the bridge rescue scene from Takedown Twenty should have played out. Told from Ranger's point of view. (definite spoilers if you haven't read it)

Ranger ponders a series of "what ifs" while spending a night with Stephanie. ONE-SHOT

A short story about what could have (should have?) happened when Stephanie was in Hawaii with Ranger. Spoilers for Explosive Eighteen.

Sequel to "Pour Some Sugar On Me". Sookie and Eric come to terms with their new relationship. Very romantic, with more action in second half. Told from multiple POV's. Rated M for mature situations. Eric/Sookie/Bill/Pam

It's Christmas time at RangeMan and Stephanie is struggling to come up with the right gift for the guys who mean so much to her. Taking a clue from her nieces, she hopes for a little holiday magic so the guys can hear what she's trying to tell them through her presents.

Ranger leaves Trenton and Steph is left with some baggage. Now two years later, he comes back. Now that she's all put back together, how's she going to stop him from ruining what she's worked so hard to build? Babe story eventually. Major angst coming up

Steph has another bad day, but then gets some news that could change her life. Will she take a chance?

Did you ever wonder what Ranger is doing when he is absent from Janet Evanovich's stories? How and why did he go from a street-savvy bounty hunter to a tuxedo-wearing CEO of a large security company? This is the story of Ranger and his student, and how a casual attraction morphed into an unrelenting need…the need for Stephanie Plum in his life.

Can you really have a girls' night with a bunch of guys in your ear? Stephanie's about to find out. Babe fic, chapter 12 is hard on Morelli, but I promise he's a good guy in the end! I changed the rating just in case...

This is a sequel to 'On the Run'. It's about the beginning of Stephanie and Ranger as a married couple and how they navigate the waters of marital harmony. ***Smut Warning for all chapter's apply*** Story is continued in After the Darkness - coming soon.

Steph and Joe broke up for good. Ranger comes back from being in the wind. First fanfic. Not Morelli freindly.

This story follows "Dead Wrong/Dead Certain" and the short "Snapshots". It won't make sense to the reader unless they have read them. Spoilers for all nine Sookie Stackhouse books.

This piece is a departure for me. Written from M. Ramos' POV. All characters are adults complete with bad language, sexual appetites, poor communication skills, etc. ** conclusion ** Red lamps - sorry about missing you in the acceptance speech. COMPLETE

Stephanie and Ranger are on the run. This story is leading me - so we'll see where it goes - I'ts a Babe story.

Stephanie has a new stalker and finds comfort in the arms of someone she doesn't expect. This is a postTBO StephLester story...try it, you might like it!

Just a oneshot for a challenge on PP. Babe, of course. Steph's finally ended it with Morelli, so what's Batman gonna do about it? Rated for language.

This story takes place after FDTW, and is only how I might see the outcome.Warning: I am an Ericaholic and I make no apologies as such. :

Total romance between Sookie and Eric, with more action in 2nd half. Takes place right after FDTW, no spoilers for DAG. Rated M, for mature language and situations.

Stephanie tries to leave, to give peace to those she loves, only to find herself in more trouble than she could have imagined. She should know by now that Ranger and the Merry Men would never let her get away that easy.