COMPLETE. Trip is kidnapped when Enterprise answers a distress call. Can Enterprise find him and will he ever be the same again?

The Enterprise is under attack and Tucker risks his life to repair the damaged phase cannons. The sequel is now being posted Stalking the Enemy

After answering a distress call to aid a stricken cargo vessel, things just go from bad to worse. With the enemy close by, can the rescue be pulled off? Story now complete.

Magnus wants tea, Will wants to sleep. Biggie wants to know what happened.

A group of smugglers trying to sell a van full of abnormals, an empty warehouse and a fire elemental on the loose don't bode well for our team. Cue in Magnus and Will in trouble.

He tended to think of it more as a battle of wits than anything more sinister or underhanded. She wanted to doctor; he wanted to not be in the infirmary. Ever.

Episode Tag to 2x02. Missing scene between Darius getting shot and him walking out of the compound. What if his injuries were a little more than just the mark of the bullets?

Tag to 1x04. What happened after they discovered Lazlo's body? Grief and shock swirled in Darius like a hurricane, leaving nothing but destruction in its wake and forcing the scientist to acknowledge the events of the day, even if that ended with him lying in a bed with Liam watching over him. #Fluff #Bromance

The Spellingg Bee missing scenes. Shawn just wasn't having a good day and it all started with his father. No slash.

MAJOR SPOILER ALERT for episode 1x10, NUMBER CRUNCH. Somewhat AU. Reese grunted, his hold on the railing waning with every heartbeat. His entire body was trembling now and it felt like his core was burning from the inside out. -Character 3: H. Finch

Missing scene from 1.05 - Judgement. Aftermath of the shooting. Gen.

It sounds like the beginning of a joke: a hard-bitten vigilante, a crooked cop, and a precocious 8-year-old girl are stuck in an abandoned apartment building; Unfortunately for those involved, it isn't one.

When Reese is injured, he reluctantly goes to the Library for help.

Reese is wounded. Carter's hurt. The car is totaled. It's a long wait for Finch to arrive.

Reese and Joan meet. The CIA makes their second attempt to capture Reese.

The missing 13 hours of "Blue Code", or why it took Reese so long to rescue Fusco. Written for rose-griffes for the winter exchange on pofinterest-fic (LJ).

Fusco finds himself in a very tight spot with only one way out.

"Harold Finch had missed something, a clue to a threat, which had cost him dearly. And so far he hadn't been able to find out when exactly it all had gone wrong - which was ridiculous in his mind - considering that he had created the most powerful surveillance tool the world had ever seen." - Set in late season two. And, well ... Reese whump (couldn't help myself).

This is an alternate version of the Season 3 finale. See 'Author's note' for further information.

Everyone has a breaking point, and Harold Finch might just find out his.

"When Harold Finch received the Number of an 82-year old he had actually entertained the idea, that with their track record, solving this case couldn't be all that difficult ... But even geniuses can be wrong." - Set in Season 2.

Reese and Finch are stumped with trying to find the threat against their newest number. Did the machine get it wrong this time? Or are they just looking in the wrong direction?

In John Reese's experience, waking up inside the trunk of a speeding car was never a good sign.

"He doesn't have to get closer to recognize those long legs, the pricey shoes, or the expensive slacks. As he picks up his pace, a litany drums in his brain to the beat of his feet on the pavement: "Don't be dead…don't be dead…don't be dead…" POV Fusco; Rated for language (**Note** Reese's and Finch's POV found in "But Are We Friends?" and "I'm Here Always", respectively) )

"John Reese didn't plan for his latest mission to end up this way. In fact, when he had started this morning it seemed the assignment was to be pretty straight forward: protect a young man with some questionable connections to various low-life city trash." (**Note** This is Reese's POV of 'We Still Ain't Dating' and 'I'm Here Always')