Frank hasn't seen white torture since he was overseas. Now, he's found Red curled up in a hole in the wall, sense-deprived, and he killed the guys who did it too quickly for him to truly be known as the Punisher.

Someone´s playing a game of revenge and the team must do everything not to fail, because the price is their own lives.

Several victims bear the same sign of the killer . Is it a new serial killer emerging or something totally diferrent? Whatever the case, Nick and Grissom get thrown right into the middle. COMPLETE

With budget cuts and the threat of layoffs looming over the department, Gil Grissom has to figure out a case that hits very close to home. Rated R for adult language. Complete 8-2-04. Comments welcome!

Conclusion Up A murder in the woods is a simple case, right? It can prove to be a much more dangerous outing then anyone ever expected. NickWarrickGreg Friendship

Sam and Dean stop in a small town in Washington, only to unwittingly become caught up in a case that the BAU is also interested in. What happens when Dean and the team from Quantico are forced to work together to stop a killer before it's too late? Awesome big brother Dean and hurt Sam.

Aaron Hotchner has been abducted. The Team's on the case, but in the end, it'll boil down to Hotch vs. a guy whose knowledge of profiling and mind games rivals his own. No 'ships, no slash. Co-written with my amazing beta Esperanta. COMPLETE

She opens her mouth to speak, but he shakes his head and keeps her quiet with a quick kiss to the lips. When he pulls away she swears she hears him say he loves her.

A series of Linstead one shots.

Requested one shot of Jay with PTSD

"You know when Jay came back... I wasn't there for him. The only one he had was Mouse. Believe it or not, he was the one who dragged Jay home...what he was going through..." Through what? That's the story...but what if Jay's predicament was in present time? What if we knew what Jay went through and how Mouse and the others brought their friend back from the dark? Chapter 22 up now!

*A Halstead Brothers One-Shot. Other One Chicago characters are mentioned, but this mainly focuses on Jay and Will.* A shooting puts the Halstead brothers in danger as a grieving mother seeks justice.

A short trip to the ER ends up in an argument for the brothers. A one shot snippet of Halstead brothers with some Antonio and Al.

Jay has been missing for fifteen days after an undercover operation went wrong. They finally found him and now Jay has to heal from his present injuries and the past demons that still haunt him at night. When Jay starts to spiral down Mouse and Will have to put their differences aside to help their brother get back on his feet and finally healed after all of these years.

1st : The first time Jay showed up at the Emergency Room in the middle of the night – showering him with weird questions – Will really thought that his brother was hurt, sick or something. Jay centric. One shot series.

Mothers know best, except when they're willing to kill the one you love just so that she can either have you... or hurt you. Strong Linstead.

Jay whump because why not. First Chicago PD story woop woop.

Jay was a hero to his core, and all Erin did in return was treat him like she had broken his heart, when the fact of the matter, was that she had broken both of their hearts. But when she realizes that she doesn't give a damn about the rules, it might just be too late.

Different Mistakes (Alternate Ending's) - Two one shots about what could have happened in episode 8 of season 1. The only difference? Just a little bit more Jay whumpage!

"Wild animals never kill for sport. Man is the only one to whom the torture and death of his fellow-creatures is amusing in itself." James Anthony Froude. / Erin has an encounter from her past that she may not be able to survive.

Living Required. A story of firsts. First time 'I love you's.' First time understanding. First time almost killing her lover.

"I figured my Ranger brother picked up something overseas." Brothers didn't look for it, but trouble found them anyways. "I was stationed in the middle of the desert." Major Character Death.

A routine trip to bring in the average murderer has Alvin looking at Jay in a new light, and possibly dragging Jay away from the light while he's at it.

After offering their assistance to another department in need of a few warm bodies for an undercover string, Jay and Erin end up in a situation that most would consider unappealing. While Jay fights to hang on, and Erin fights to keep Jay alive, choices are made, and people have to learn to live with the repercussions. But will everyone make it out to live with the choices?

Sometimes quick just isn't quick enough. Sometimes you learn that the hard way. Sometimes, just sometimes, you wish it was you that was needing to be held together, so that you wouldn't be falling apart now. (A alternative ending/beginning to season 2, episode 2&3, back to the Jay with a bounty over his head.)