P2 is the continuation of the series that started with Saving the Saviors, followed by Pointillist. In this third book, we join our Team just after the shoot-out. Greer's Team is gone, and Harold's Team is hurting. After some much needed time to recover, events take them out of Manhattan, to chase Greer wherever he tries to hide.

John Reese doesn't particularly believe in honesty. Lies of omission aren't lies, they're just omissions. Lies can be white. Assumptions don't always have to be corrected. Honesty is important, but it doesn't have to be absolute. And, finally, knowing about someone isn't the same thing as knowing someone. All the things, important or not, that John never said.

Elena Cassidy is in the park one day, playing with her dog and minding her own business, when a couple walks up and looses their dog on her. And that's just the first of many encounters she has with John, Harold, and Bear. Reese/OC slow burn. Episode tags and missing scenes. Updates every Sunday.

For 31 Sundays, I'll be posting a drabble here in this initial collection - some will be as is, while others have been revised, expanded and/or updated with notes regarding what inspired them, etc. To kick things off, here's a new drabble, inspired by an e-card.

Shaw has stopped working for the Machine, but finds herself lured back in by Detective Fusco. She doesn't know where it will lead, but on the way she gets to deal with the drama she'd hope to leave in the past.

Joss Carter was on top of the world with a great job, a great son, and a new man in her life until it all came crashing down in an instant. John Warren had started a new life with a wonderful woman...and a new name until a mysterious stranger turns his world upside down. A/U

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.

The Machine makes a friend. [POV: The Machine. Set in S2e02: The Contingency]

La Machine envoie un numéro. Ils le reçoivent, ils enquêtent, ils passent entre les mailles de Samaritain, ils sauvent des vies. Ce schéma, ils le connaissent et y sont rodés. Mais que peuvent-ils faire quand ils sont unanimes sur le fait que leur nouveau numéro désigne quelqu'un qui n'existe pas ?

Everyone lives. No one (except Samaritan and all its truly evil associates) dies. And Root and Shaw will have a LOT of kissing to catch up on.

Joss Carter interviews Henry Peck, meets Grace Hendricks and finds out about the Machine. [Updated on 7th Dec 2021, with a fix it for 3.09: The Crossing in this 'verse]

Shaw and Root are arrested on a minor weapons charge; Shaw is hostile and they put her in with Root to 'manage' her.

When Evelyn decides that five years of square-dancing with John is enough, she reveals her plans for her daughter Joss's future in the place she feels safest in the world; Summerville, South Carolina. Rated T for adult humor and sexuality. Probably contains shade-throwing.

POI & Daemons Admitting this now. This is a mess and I don't really know why I wrote this but here you go for anyone who wants to read it.

Set in the Hogwarts/HP universe: Win the game, get the girl. They'll live happily ever after. The End. That's how most movies work, right? Well... After a big win against Martine's posse, Quidditch captain Sameen Shaw, surrounded by said friends, kisses the girl she'd been pretending to be annoyed of for so long. And now she has to face the consequences.

The small woman in the fancy suit says to call her "Finch," and proves to be quite the linguist. "Mystery" in that Reese is trying to figure her out. Basically a montage following the S1 sequence of events. Prequel to "A Conversation with Miss Kittiwake" (see note at the end of that fic for info about borrowing my female Finch).

Struggling to complete the mission despite the limitations of his body and mind, Harold gets a little advice from the Machine. Set near the very end of the series. Also a bit of a message to my readers.

Five scenes with Bear interacting with Team Machine.

Shaw's been downhearted baby, ever since the day Root left...

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

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.

Tome quinze de la série commencée avec "Otage"

A stolen moment during a time of crisis has Joss Carter Torn about what she should do about John. John Reese knows what, or rather who, he wants but with his path already set in stone, how can he ask Joss to commit to an uncertain future? A decision will be made, but will they remain "just friends"...or move forward as something more...

From seemingly nowhere, a tiny form had emerged and plastered itself around Finch's leg... a child?

There was an extra item on Root's List in SNAFU (5x2), aka the boys have to go shopping for tampons.