Quick one-shot on how I would have liked to see Eddie handle the situation with Sean

Continuing the Jamie/Lizzie series (13th story), if you only like Jamko you probably don't want to read this. Life keeps moving forward for Jamie and Lizzie, I can't really say more without spoiling it. As always I DO NOT OWN BLUE BLOODS.

A cancelled date. A lie. The sad truth. A short snippet of Jamie and Eddie's thoughts after the events of S8E21.

What happens when Jamie's life is on the line. How will it impact his partnership/relationship with Eddie

Here is my first story since Jamko's engagement. Let's just say this is gonna be a fun emotional roller-coaster as the trajectory of this story reminds me of "Chasing Cars" by Snow Patrol. Anyways, hope you enjoy the Jamko feels.

Jamie and Eddie have their first day off from the 2-9 in a while. They decide to spend their day together at the Rockefeller Center Ice Skating Rink.

While the Reagan family is heading to the Waldorf Astoria for New Year's Eve, the family's path is crossed with a group of people that are bound together like family. What happens on a magical night in New York? AU Fanfic

An autumn afternoon off in Queens. Literary tropes of memory and nature abound. Season 9 filler. Moody Autumn reverie.

The Macy's Parade is a New York tradition, and the Reagan family has been working it for decades. But with only an hour before the parade starts, the whole parade is threatened when Santa turns up dead. Can they find the killer and a new Santa before it's too late?

Revenge is Best served cold. The report of my death was an exaggeration. Frank's dating a girl with the FBI, but when she comes back from assignment, the whole family must help her cope with PTSD. Revenge is on everyone's mind. Did I mention that Eddie finds a wedding dress and kicks ass? Rated M for Violence and innuendo.

A little missing scene from 8x22, just before the shooting. My first Blue Bloods story so be gentle with me. I came up with and wrote this story in a little under an hour. Originally published June 8, 2018.

Written for the second anniversary of Jamie and Eddie's dance. It's schmoopy, it's angsty, it's sexy and it's what totally should have happened. Canon-compliant riiiiiight up until the jazz bar dance scene.

S2-05: The last of the "Where the Heart Lies," post-epilogue "I See Fire," short, series-ending pieces I'm sliding in for fun since my buddy lawslave requested that our little lovebirds get their much-anticipated post-accident/baby time together as a couple. Of course, it wouldn't "werk" if I made it that easy, so it's combined it with a little something I had on the back burner.

When Danny and Jackie are handed a case that involves many of Jamie's friends from his college days, they soon realize Jamie is in danger. How far will the NYPD and the Reagan's go to protect him? And at the end of it all, will it be enough? Or will another Reagan die?

Something is going on with Erin. Frank makes her a promise he will be there with her every step of the way.

How did Eddie's robe come to be at Jamie's place? A one-shot as encouraged by various tweeps and tumblfolk... (points to title) A little, um, handling, for the shippers.

What if Eddie had a picture of Jamie in her service cap? What if Maya happened to see it? (My take on Maya finding out about Jamie and Eddie's engagement.)

S2-03: This is the follow-up piece to "It's all in the name..." in my second-track series mirroring some of the major events from "Resurrection" with different twists of course while Mason Malevsky himself and even the infamous blue '71 Chevelle play slightly different roles as a split-second's worth of timing will turn things around for our lovebirds almost from the beginning.

"I know that girl. I was that girl, you know? Some nights, I still am that girl," Officer Eddie Janko told her partner, Jamie Reagan, in the midst of trying to help a teenaged runaway purse thief. "And a couple of cops did me a favor once, and, you know what, it made all the difference." The story behind Eddie's remarks in S4 Ep 12, Bogeyman. #8 in the Story Behind That series.

Because sometimes ANYONE is allowed to just be in love; even if your name is Eddie Jenko!

When Frank was mourning his wife, Mary, he disappeared for a week and returned as if nothing had happened. Now, 13 years later, he must face the consequences of that week, which will change the future of his family forever.

Jamie and Eddie travel to Boston to attend Jamie's ten-year Harvard Law School Reunion. It's time for Jamie to shake lose some cobwebs and close some doors for good - "It was now ten years since he'd graduated from Harvard, ten years since Joe had been killed and he was edging ever closer to being on the job for a decade."

My take on the thoughts going through both Jamie and Eddie on the Season 8 season finale. Multi-part story.

One shot between Eddie and Jamie as an elderly couple.

An added Jamko ending scene for episode 9x4 Blackout. One-shot afterthought of Eddie's undercover assignment and Jamie's actions.