Four years after Sharon's death, Rusty Beck works in the L.A. District Attorney's Office. Gus is long gone, Andy has moved out, and Rusty has drifted away from his friends at Major Crimes. Two weeks before Christmas, he feels more alone than ever...until Ricky turns up unexpectedly. Rated K.

Being fashionable at work has its disadvantages, especially when you're wearing heels and the crime scene is on a hiking trail.

Six years after the death of his wife, Andy Flynn crosses paths with Sharon Raydor. He doesn't know why or expect anything to come from it, but as time go on, she becomes more and more a part of his life. Sharon also finds herself strangely drawn towards this widower and his children in this story of love in all its messy, sometimes painful, and wonderful glory.

What if Sharon had gotten the Assistant Chief position? What sort of changes would she make to improve the LAPD and do the seas of change extend her personal life as well? Is she ready to take the next step in her relationship with Andy now that they're living together, or are there too many changes swirling around them at the moment to add another one into the mix?

Andy gets the surprise of his life when he returns from an AA meeting to find Sharon in their bedroom in his favorite cardigan and not much else. What will they get up to and what other surprises does Sharon have in store for Andy on this cool Fall night?

Sharon and Andy's lunch while camping gets rained out for a while. Whatever will they do to pass the time?

When Andy comes home to see the house decked out in Christmas decorations, he's not at all surprised. Sharon has a huge sense of occasion. Maybe Andy does too. It's just about...other things.

A small mishap late one night while Andy is out helping a fellow AA member in crisis leads to Sharon pacing the floors of the condo after midnight. More than anything, she's scared, but there's also an undercurrent of something else lurking beneath the surface. Once Andy gets home, will he finally get to the bottom of it or is this just something they don't talk about?

Andy has a surprise planned for Sharon at the end of their wedding reception. What will she think of it and what bearing does Andy's special gesture have on the rest of their evening together?

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When your present runs into your past, things get a little fuzzy.

Andy isn't the only one who likes to stare. A series of one-shots.

Sharon had a rough day and decides to hide at a bar for a while. She is surprised when Fritz enters not much later, obviously running from demons of his own.

Sharon needed to sort out her feelings for Andy. Is he anything more than a friend to her? Will Andy wait forever or will he move on?

Captain Raydor and Lt. Flynn stumbled on a dead body in the middle of their clandestine date. Will they be able to solve the crime without revealing their growing attraction for each other or will the murderer bring down the curtain on them before their first act even begins?

A little piece of silly fluff for my partner in crime.

They've been dating "the old-fashioned way" for a while, and Andy is starting to wonder if he's missing some clues. So, what's a good detective to do? He conducts a thorough investigation. The results may end up being quite profitable - not only for him.

What if Sharon and Andy's friendship started out with a bang before they decided to change course and head for safer waters? Set in season two, right after Nicole's Wedding.

What if Sharon and Andy met in college?

A/U, just a fun story in a world where Andy never becomes a homicide detective, but instead is part of a K-9 unit.

Set years into the future, Sharon and Andy are at dinner celebrating their 2 year anniversary. However, is there trouble in paradise? Could the sound of little feet make an appearance? Guess you'll have to read to find out!

Sharon and Andy are star gazing at the observatory. Back home, it gets a little emotional.

First there was the Ally Moore case, then came the drawings on the white board. My take on what happens to Sharon at the end of "Dead Man's Hand"

An interview with a victim goes wrong and Sharon's all alone.

My episode-filler take at the infamous friendship-not-dating relationship, starting from season 2 episode 14. Mostly Shandy, with appearances from the rest of our beloved Major Crimes team members, none of which I own, as season 6 might have made clear. Strictly canon up until season 5 finale.