He heard another crack from the rifle a second before he felt an agonizing, deep burn in the back of his leg. He cried out in pain as his leg gave out beneath him and he tumbled hard to the ground. Blinking back the tears of pain, he cast a quick furtive glance behind him, and saw his tormentor moving closer, getting into position for the kill.

The members of the Hendrix mob family live by a simple code- Once a loyal member of the family, always a loyal member of the family, and the only way out is in a pine box. Everyone in the family knows if one of their own decides to break that code, the punishment will be swift and violent. And if a cop dares to get in the way,who really cares...it's just a cop.

It was a case that would threaten to tear Steve's and Mike's friendship apart.

Beth gets benched because the body Mike and Steve caught is a Fellow Wolf. Can Mike and Steve bring this one home?

Mike picked up the photo from the mantlepiece before he walked back to his favorite chair and slowly sat down. Staring at the smiling face in the photo, he felt his eyes begin to burn with unshed tears. It had been a year since …

He was dying and death was agonizingly painful and slow. Like sand through the hourglass, Steve's life is slowly trickling away - Can Mike save his partner in time before that last grain of sand drops? Co-Written with the very talented writer TheRealJoanWilder.

Would this day end for Steve like it started with nice banter between Mike and him or would this day be the day all officers are afraid of?

Mike has Beth and Steve protect a woman who narrowly escaped a killer. In the end they make a new friend.

It was a dangerous assignment, dangerous for even the most seasoned cop. But Mike knew he needed someone much younger, someone whose face was not known, someone who could help catch a possible serial killer. And Mike Stone found that fresh new face in SFPD whom he hoped could do the job - a young Vice squad inspector named Steve Keller. (3 years before the show) (Ch 3 posted early)

All Mike wanted on this typical-looking Monday was to get it over and done with as quickly as possible. Little did he know that this typical-looking Monday that he was dreading, he was going to find himself reliving the worst moments of his life. (Follows the story 'The Promise' but can be read as a stand alone story.)

The members of the San Francisco Homicide team had always been close, like a small family. But what had begun as just an easy Sunday morning. either just wrapping up cases or spending a few days away from the job catching up with an old friend and doing some fishing, would suddenly turn their team's world up-side-down and leave them desperately searching for answers.

He had promised to love her, to cherish her, to keep her safe. It was a promise that would change lives forever.

A short one-shot of Mike's thoughts as he sat in the back of the car with Steve as they raced to the hospital in the episode -'The Thrill Killers'

The conclusion

What starts as Jeannie's teenage crush on her father's new partner, ends with Steve fighting for his and Jeannie's lives... (This story is set two years before the show's first season)

Mike Stone's oldest daughter comes home with Secrets

One detective decides to have a little too much fun at the expense of the other. A little one-shot.

Yelling at the figure to drop his weapon, Mike only had enough time to fire his own gun when the dark figure spun around, the dim light reflecting off the metal barrel of the gun that he held in his hand. The impact of Mike's bullet threw the figure backwards onto the tracks where the figure crashed, heavily, onto his back and did not move.

Sometimes we don't know the people we're closest to as well as we think we do.

I always wondered why the Epilog of "The Thrill Killers" did not take place in front of Steve's apartment on Union but on, I believe, California near Nob Hill. This is my interpretation why..

Set in 2016, Steve looks back on the only case he and Mike failed to solve.

They were partners in every definition of the word and would be till the very end.

Another in a continuing series of letters from Mike to Helen

A short one-shot for a missing scene referred to in Season 5.

A little drabble for a Sunday afternoon...