By the time the Sarge retires to teaching at the police Academy, Winnie and Spike are finally together! But how did that happen exactly? Rated M for intimacy and language, begins within 'Keep the Peace pt 1' and moves forward. Enjoy!

Spike's life is changing. He is in a relationship with a real person yet his relationship with his father is still on shaky ground. Can he change that before it is too late. Rated M for intimate moments in later chapters. Spike/OC

Spike and Winnie find their way through a relationship - via a series of out-of-order one shots. Main underlying theme is fluff (even with the hard stuff, there's fluff). Guest appearances by the rest of Team One. Rated for language.

Post-finale fic. Spike finds a way to live with his choices, gets a reminder about what family means and comes to realize that not all change is a bad thing. Spoilers for Season Five, rated for language.

Series of out-of-order, related one-shots. Spike and Winnie find their way through a relationship - except these are the less PG-13 one-shots.

KDJ539, thanks for encouraging me to write this. Features the entire Flashpoint family. Lighthearted, humorous, heart-stopping in parts, positively enlightening chronological snippets of four women's pregnancies. Raf and my OCs Billy, Belle and Bryce appear in this story. Chap 15, The Gathering and Chap 16, Gift of the Father COMPLETE this story. Thank you.

Where Spike and Winnie spend a little less time going on PG-13 dates and a little more time doing other things.

"Winnie just wants it to be easy. But as she watches Spike leave, things don't exactly FEEL easy." In which Spike is stealthily persistent and Winnie figures out that where you start off doesn't have to be where you end up. Spoilers for Season 5, rated for language and suggestive situations.

Spike asked Winnie out, she said no and he tried to let things go back to normal. Only then, things didn't go back to normal whatsoever and now he has no idea what he's doing. Rated for language, suggestive situations and the consumption of massive quantities of alcohol. 5-part short story, spoilers for Season Five.

A rewrite of the episode "Good Cop".

Ed's not feeling well but, of course, still goes into work...what's the worst that can happen? One-shot, some minor cursing.

Two couples get from one moment to another – because all the bad goes hand in hand with all the good. Major spoilers for the Season Five finale. Two-shot, rated for language. Sam&Jules, Spike&Winnie.

"A Pleasant Surprise" and "The Love Offensive" were melded into one seamless love story. I changed a few things in order for the two stories to fuse together beautifully. THANK YOU Spinnie fans for making it happen. This was re-titled "Courting Pippa" and published as an original story on Kindle and Amazon. A GENUINE BEST SELLER!

A short, cute two-chapter story. My usual serving of life's curved ball sprinkled with Spike's brand of humour. Dedicated to all Flashpoint Fans. Thanks to Mrs Jane Sakovits, grammarian extraordinaire for the edit.

It was a normal day at the SRU untill they got a hot call about a bomb threat at a high school. One of the team members hem hem spike might not make it through the call. Read to find out what happens! kinda sucky summery! The story is much better!

Spoiler Alert: S5, E4. A series of charming, disarming ways Spike wore down Winnie's defenses. How could she resist the perfect guy? My usual offering of love story with a generous dash of humour, thrill and suspense. Pop the champagne, over 20,000 hits now! A new milestone, my friends. Thank you.

I took the last five minutes of 5x08 very literally and ran with it. Pretty much pointless, mindless fluff wherein Spike and Winnie hang out and overuse the word 'weird'. Also, Spike and Jules have a little chat and the rest of the team is chilling in the background. One shot, rated for language.

What happens when Winnie finally decides to take a chance? I've also changed the rating for the story now, so don' worry if you have problems finding it, it's still here.

A story of a hero's life in the eyes of his friends, especially Spike. Poignant, touching, liberating. I took the time to edit this in commemoration of the anniversary of Lewis' passing. Based on the Canadian broadcasting of 'One Wrong Move', this date is 25th September. Thank you for reading.