"Do you trust me, Tony?" "I trust you with my life, Boss." "I didn't ask you if you trusted me with your life, DiNozzo, I asked do… you … trust… me?" The younger man's silence spoke louder than any words ever could.

This is a holiday story in the Happiness for H series with Horatio and his beloved Emily. A Midwest girl at heart, Emily is homesick for her northern home during the holidays, and eager to share the traditions she treasures with their 2-year-old daughter Tara. Grandma Estin's lodge along Superior's North Shore becomes the place everyone gathers on Christmas Eve.

Horatio Caine is emotionally weary from the many personal losses he has been through in life. Out of habit, he offers aid to a woman on a beach late one night. This chance encounter may be the beginning to the end of the quiet desperation gripping him.

This is the third installment in the Happiness for H series. Emily has accepted Horatio's proposal of marriage. But among the happy details of planning a wedding, something sinister lurks in the shadows.

The second in the Happiness for H series. This story finds Emily with her grandmother in Minnesota and Horatio in Miami. With the holidays fast approaching, Grandma Estin seeks to find a way to bring the two people she cares about most, back together.

This is the beginning of the Horatio and Emily saga. Horatio has been going through the motions of living, not quite admitting that he is ready to move on to another relationship with a woman after the loss of Marisol.

What happens to season 6 when it includes Angell and Flack doesn't mourn her death or drink? ... it becomes Flangellized!

Lucy gets ready for a day of pumpkin picking, carving, and trick-or-treating. Oneshot.

Horatio's thoughts after Kyle gets on the bus. Follows episode 8.18.