There have been rumors on the street that Raymond Reddington has surrendered to the FBI after evading capture for years and is assisting them in tracking down a blacklist. And Division leader Percy knows he's on that list. Using Alexandra Udinov as leverage against the FBI, Division thinks they have the upper hand. But Elizabeth Keen has other ideas.

Jane's next tattoo leads the team to an old post office in DC, where she comes face to face with one of America's Most Wanted in a box. Spoilers for The Blacklist and Blindspot's fall finales.

You may walk away from yourself several times, shed behind the remains of your lost innocence, but some part of your past self remains within you, only waiting for a chance to be set free, so that it can glide through the mist and back to reality. Entry for The Dark Sunshine Challenge. :) Rated T for being a dark theme, and for a bit of violence.

As a profiler, Liz Keen knows that Patronuses are an important part of the job. So what better way to understand your new co-workers and the people around you than to observe the animal with which they have the deepest affinity? Slight crossover. Yes, I actually went there.

Elizabeth and the task-force weren't any longer but there was still so much to do, criminals he ahd helped and created to be stopped, vengeance to be delivered upon those who had wronged him and his family in the past. It was time to seek a new aidle- and stay away from the spotlight at the same time. A Blacklist/Blindspot cross-over one-shot.

Red and Liz are on the run and need the help of the Leverage team

This is a WIP. For WishesAtMidnight to look at. Just a bunch of diff chaps together. Jim is a young child in the beginning, kidnapped because he is special by a pre-Golden Compass Mrs. Coulter to induce him with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) in order to influence his daemon's shape. Reddington saves him later on. OCxJim and Johnlock with a side of Lestrade. Again, WIP.

When an elusive murderess with a twist, No. 193, is found during an undercover op, it's going to take a lot to catch and contain her before things turn south. Liz, Reddington, the FBI, and Tom join forces with Scorpion for this dark case. Rated a definite T for violence. Disclaimer: I don't own anything except the laptop I'm writing this on.

Red pulls in an old friend to help with something.

Shiho creates the antidote and gives it to Shinichi. Unknown to them Agasa made plans for everyone to go on vacation. Shinichi decides not to wait and takes the antidote which then becomes the cause of the Detective Boys kidnapping. Angry with his decision, Shiho takes things into her own hands and has the help of an unexpected and dangerous associate - Raymond Redington.

Hermione has never had what anyone could refer to as a "Normal" life. This is less so now that she is with Raymond. In a life fraught with danger, they must play their games-if only for safety sake. Rated T for language.

Raymond "Red" Reddington, a man of means and ways, has always been one to save himself if need be. A harsh man, cruel at times, he sees himself as a dragon-and no one ever saves the dragon. Well, never let it be said Hermione ever listened to such, because she's about to do just that. Rated T for language and violence.

It's the anniversary of the final battle and for the first time in years, Harry and the others are going to the Ministry of Magic's Ball. Hermione needs a date and finds out that the function is more than just a party-but it's a dinner where she and her date are the show. Rated T to cover my bases.

Harry and Ron are about to find out that Hermione has guardian that takes his job very seriously. Rated T for language.

Hermione calls for help and ends up having far more of her secrets revealed in the process. Rated M for language and mild violence.

Hermione Granger and Raymond Reddington meet for the first time, as only these two can. Rated T for language and violence.

What is supposed to be a simple interrogation gets complicated very quickly. Rated T.

Red goes to a very secret source for information-Hermione Granger. Rated T for implied violence.

Liz is still getting used to her new alliance with Red, settling into her new life as a fugitive. Then she walks in on Red talking to a middle-aged unassuming man in a suit, and it suddenly seems as if there still might be a way for her to serve the angels. Part of the "Recruitment Drive" Series.

Its been three years since the events on the flight, Lisa has a new job, new apartment and a whole new life. She comes home one day to find Jackson Rippner sitting in her living room telling her they are going to be working together.

Not being a Psychic wasn't the only secret Shawn was hiding.

Old acquaintances reconnoiter over drinks and compare who's had the worse time of it in their respective circle. Companion piece to "Moving Down the Line". Crossover with "The Good Wife".

Kalinda and Meera share a heart to heart over Meera's family and ex-husband. Pre-"Anslo Garrick". Kalinda/Meera fluff.

This is kinda dark. Peter had been in a huge dilemma regarding Neal's direct involvement in a major case, and opted to save his own ass as well as the Bureau's. Neal went full-on rogue, and I do mean hardened to the point where he frequented a gun. And cue Counter Terrorism Task Force, and Red. This story is the aftermath of Peter's decision. May not be up to everyone's palate.

He thought about her in his darkest moments. She never thought of him at all until the night he reappeared in her life.