You can erase someone from your mind. Getting them out of your heart is another story. AU/OOC

G is Book 4 of the series. It's the follow-on of Saving the Saviors, and finds all of the characters from the show arriving in present day, intact. Several are worse for wear, and more pressure is likely to come. Forces that would take all that is dear to Finch are at work. Some from the show have returned with expanded roles, and new characters from the first book return in G.

Sometimes falling in love takes a lifetime. ::CaReese always:: A/U and it's a SLOW burn ;D

Piper Swan was never supposed to return to New York, and indeed she never wanted to after all hope she had of finding a home there was lost for good. But a mysterious message from a dead man will bring her back to the town she once loved quicker than she ever believed possible, just as it brings her face to face with something that she never could have imagined. A second chance.

John and Harold have both survived Samaritan and, against Harold's prophecy they have grown old together. Harold's memory is now slipping, and John is struggling to hold on as best he can while Aurora works hard to take care of them both. Sad, sweet, angst, established relationship, H.&J.Falcon, hint at suicide, major character deaths, Harold/John pairing, Alzheimer's Disease.

26 septembre 2018 : Quelles qu'en fussent les raisons, l'ombre d'Héphaïstos pesait effectivement sur leur destin. Pour le meilleur. Et pour le pire.

When Brandi Finch's mother dies she goes to live with her Uncle Harold Finch. This is a reboot of "The Lost Child" where she lives with Finch from the pilot to now. Rating will stay the same on account of violence.

As I considered who might be most affected by the pandemic, I recalled that Logan had called friends to a party at his own safe house, while he was in hiding over a threat to his life. So he wouldn't take the "social distancing" thing very seriously. And then I wondered what the Machine would think of that, and realized that she'd predict exactly what he'd do...

Shaw is in her last year of Art School, and as a senior, she gets her own private Studio. Well, she should. Unfortunately, Root got assigned the same room! Shaw needs to focus and figure out how to put more 'heart' into her work. Root has a bunch of girl drama.

Before Martine Rousseau was known as the deadly Samaritan assassin; she had a job, a life, a purpose. Working at the U.N./in Decima, Martine witnessed all kinds of horrific situations, things that changed her into the person she is now. Set in Flashbacks between Seasons 3 and 4, told through the eyes of the Machine and Samaritan, the important events of Martine's life are explored.

Can a man lose his humanity when forced to do something against his will? *Not my story.* Translated from French and reposted with permission of the original author RocheIle17. Please leave a note on her profile. Cover image by Zsoszy.

Groomed from a young age, Katherine Greer knew no other life than the one her guardian had given her-that of a highly trained operative who knew better than to question orders. But when Samaritan targets Team Machine, she will begin to question her own motives, and those of the man who raised her, until she finds herself on the brink of a choice that will change her life forever.

A collection of ficlets and other assorted nonsense featuring Team Machine.

(Episode tag: S02E15) "Madam, it's best not to flirt with the Concierge of a hotel when you're a prostitute for said hotel." She chuckled, not a single hint of concern that he knew what she was."You're right, best not, and I prefer Escort or Call Girl." She leant on the wooden desk closing the space between them. "However, you're not a concierge."

Shaw needs to relax and learn a new skill. S5 spoilers.

Season 5, episode 9. Root/Shaw femslash

AU in which the Machine was never created, meaning the simulations in 5x12 have become a reality. Root is a high level Samaritan operative tasked with the removal of threats to the programme. When Shaw, an ISA agent, becomes Root's next target, it leads her to question everything she believes in.

Lionel calls in a chip. Will John assist him? Crummy summary but i hope you'll read anyway. This is a repost from yesterday. I made an error in Chapter 1 of the previous post and could only correct it by removing the story then posting it again. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Shaw has a special plan for John and Joss to confront their feelings. Needing some help, she manages to get Fusco and Harold involved. The trio can only hope that this plan works or suffer the wrath of John Reese.

The New Numbers that the machine has given to Finch, John, Shaw, and Root belong to the kids of an orphanage and their caregiver. Who is a danger to them? And why? P.s. I own nothing

En l'absence de Shaw...

Charlie was looking for answers about the death of someone she loved and was led to John and Finch. Did they kill Alicia Corwin or is there more lurking beneath the surface of the supposed robbery homicide. Charlie is on a crash course for team machine, and only time will tell if her hatred or a larger conspiracy will pull her into the dark depths of AI and Spies. Slow burn John/OC

Tome quinze de la série commencée avec "Otage"

"Focus, Root." "Oh, I am." Root hums at her, eyes heated with meaning. Shaw rolls her eyes but feels a smile slipping onto her face as soon as she turns away, eyes landing on the blue duffel bag lying forgotten by the feet of their newest Number. /or/ Shaw and Root need to diffuse a bomb in an elevator and Root is very Root about it.

John and Joss share a tender moment thanks to the cold weather and a blanket.