It's been 2 years. 2 years since anyone's seen Reid. He disappeared after the Doyle case. No-one knows anything. The team spent months looking for him, no trace, no leads, he just left work one day and no saw him again. There's been rumours of course, stories about his disappearance but the truth is no-one really know the truth.

Reid knows he's a drug addict, but he can't seem to stop. He thinks he has his team fooled, but what will he do when a serial killer seems to be using Reid's supplier as a hunting ground? Worst of all, what will he do when he becomes the killer's next target? Warning: mentions of sex, drugs, and graphic violence.

Fluff one shot

First published story. It's on the dark side, and I get that isn't everyone's cup of tea so feel free to skip it. Centers mainly on JJ/Emily, told from JJ's POV. No Will/Henry. Eventual femslash. TRIGGER WARNING: Self-harm is a main theme of this story. If that would be a trigger for you, please take care of yourself and don't read.

A new member to the team got the eye of one of them, but the important question here is why does she call her Mom? When everything goes down the hills, can you get up again?

Spencer has a bad dream can Sam help him?

One woman's journey about discovering who you are and what you want.

Emily and JJ have been dancing around each other for too long

Morgan saves them both, but doesn't know how to act afterwards.

All of fifteen years, Spencer Reid is very ready for the Olympics. Until his ice dance preparation is interrupted in a most disastrous way- the blunt hilt of a knife, a note written in blue. Figure skating/Olympics AU. Gen.

Aaron's farewell to the team.

A v short drabble O/S dealing with the aftermath of 9x24, but with focus on anti-gun angel Garcia coming to terms with shooting the nurse. Light Morcia flirting.

"Clarity of mind means clarity of passion, too; this is why a great and clear mind loves ardently and sees distinctly what it loves." - Blaise Pascal. OFC/Reid. Rated M for later chapters

Aaron Hotchner goes missing and is found dead.

Spencer Reid est obnubilé par son travail, à tel point qu'il en néglige sa vie sentimentale... Jusqu'au jour où celle-ci se glisse dans une de ses missions...

A misleading profile brings the BAU to believe that one of the worst criminals they've seen in a while is actually one of their own team members... •Reid!Centric•

story #5 in my Spencer Reid/Original character Melissa Martin Reid series. Spencer and Melissa are expecting. More than what you'd expect. The BAU is off to Flint, Michigan for a case, and Melissa has planning to do at home.

She had to keep them safe, but she was hurt and it was cold. What if no one found them by dawn?

Please forgive my need to say 'goodbye' to CM in my own way. The shortest, probably least conventional end... But that's just me.

Et si Reid avait trouvé quelqu'un? S'il essayait de se bâtir une vie sentimentale malgré tout? Et si tout n'était pas aussi simple? N'hésitez pas à me laisser vos impressions et vos hypothèses sur le futur de Reid dans cette nouvelle saison! Le monde d'esprits criminels ne m'appartient pas.

My one-shot response to Thomas Gibson's (Hotch's) firing. Contains: Character Death.

One shot. Two profilers reflect on the loss of their esteemed unit chief.

A bunch of one shots. Have to read the AN at the beginning to get a placing of the story. Ratings will vary.

Hotch and Prentiss are saying their goodbyes when he finally says something he's been holding close to his chest for years, but her reaction isn't what he was expecting. He travels to London to win her back, but ends up involved in a case that puts all their lives in danger. Is there anything he can do to tear her away from her new life? Set just after episode 11x19 - Tribute.

Death was everywhere, all around him. It was unforgiving, ruthless, and should be feared at every turn. He has seen it, heard it, and lived it. What if it was the other way around?