This is another collection inspired by Pinterest. However, it's focused on pins instead of direct prompts opening a wider variety of options to tinker with.

Miniature problems, tiny things become big! Neal is abducted by a mad scientist, what could possibly go wrong? Arachnophobia may be an issue!

Charles Bartowski has a secret that no one knows: he is a hacker vigilante by the name Piranha. His world is turned upside down when his ex-roommate sends an email to him. Now in addition to his spiraling mental health, he now has all the government's secrets in his head. Also who is this Orion that keeps following him around? This is essentially Mr. Robot set in the Chuck Universe

It was supposed to be an ordinary evening... Everything was fine before Neal had appeared. * Neal Caffrey is Bryce Larkin, hidden identity, Drabble

John Casey was a patriot. He would give his life for his country. He had given his private life, his family, even his identity. All to serve his country as a spy. But now it seemed that he would have to quit the NSA to join a British secret organisation headed by Californians. Oh, and a superpowered girl was after him. Sequel to "The Burbank Station".

This was not how Bryce thought the White Collar office would find out about his work with the CIA. He should know by now that these big plans very rarely go according to plan. Sequel to Fractured Heart and Breaking Down Barriers (Part 3 of the Picking Up the Pieces series).

The brothers were close as children, but an accident has caused decades of separation anxiety. Finding each other again, the Burke brothers have to fill in the gap and come to terms with life again.

Bryce starts to let Neal's mindset take over again. Peter is there to pull him out and suggests an activity that is more Bryce than Neal. In other words, the White Collar office soon finds out how skilled Neal Caffrey is at hand to hand. Sequel to Fractured Heart (Part two of the Picking Up the Pieces series).

Peter receives a phone call from Neal late at night. Peter mistakes it as suicidal. Neal just doesn't want to hide that he is Bryce anymore from the one friend he has. TW: Misinterpretation as a character being suicidal, but there are no genuine feelings of suicide in this story.

One bored Easter, Tim decides to look for long vanished heroes. He finds someone who looks like the adult, hero form of Billy Batson. But is this 'Chuck' really the vanished 'Billy Batson' or someone else? And what limits will Damian go to find out?

Long before he got the Intersect in his head and met the likes of Sarah Walker and John Casey, Chuck Bartowski experienced his first bout of danger when his girlfriend brought him to meet her family.

The White Collar team has been chosen for a training game against an unknown opponent. Who is the opponent, and what effect will they have on Neal/Bryce? Does Peter really have a cold?

A mix of White Collar and Chuck with a twist of Persuasion. This story is full of mysteries, tried friendships, and a hint of romance before the truth of everything is revealed.

Chuck Bartowski lost both his parents growing up in Sunnydale, was framed and expelled from Stanford by his former friend, and his best friend keeps trying to get him to hunt demons. Things changed, though. He's got a great girlfriend and he's working for the CIA. If only he were not hunted by both demons and spies… Sequel to "The Burbank Situation".

Peter joins the FBI. Something comes up in his history check & WITSEC wants to talk to him. Bryce Larkin, born Neal Caffrey, is raised by his Uncle Peter and gives him more headaches than the poor agent deserves.

What if Sarah Walker was actually a double agent and her initial agency is SHIELD. While Fulcrum and the Ring are offshoots of HYDRA. Not only that, but her lineage runs deep into the history of SHIELD. A major discovery is the impetus to get the first couple together. Set in season 3 of Chuck and at the end of The First Avenger. Initial story complete with 1 more chapter in each.

He may have been useless when it came to all the stunt stuff and guns and all that fancy spy business but there was one thing he always could do. Not anymore. Now he had absolutely no idea how to put a smile on her face. Charah and Mergana

Agent Sarah Walker was tasked with retrieving the stolen Intersect data from Charles "Chuck" Bartowski. She didn't expect any trouble from a 'Nerd Herd' employee with some geek hobbies. Such as LARPing a vampire hunter.

"Your eccentric great uncle recently died and left you his estate, which includes a rather large house filled with doors that don't always lead where you'd expect." This is a Pinterest prompt exploring Neal's heritage, his inheritance, and the fun he could have with such a place.

When the world of vampires, demons, and Slayers meets up with the world of spies and human Intersects the Forces of Light need all hands on deck to prevent another apocalypse from happening. Meanwhile, on the campus of Barden University, strange and mystical things are happening to some familiar faces. BtVS/Chuck/Pitch Perfect crossover. Enjoy it!

Carmichael Industries is called upon by General Beckman for, what is presented as, a relatively simple search-and-retrieve mission. But nothing is ever easy for Team Bartowski, not when the mission involves the Intersect, unexpected allies and a race against time to save a team member.

At the end of Season 3, Neal Caffrey goes on the run. He has every intention of killing time on Mozzie's island getaway and then coming back a different person. But there's people in his life who won't let him burn Neal Caffrey that easily.

"Neal, if ever you do decide to grow up, you should realize this one thing. You can either be a con or a man. You can't be both." Co-authorship with Quinis as Bryce/Neal and I as Peter.

When Organized Crime and Missing Persons win a bet, White Collar is drawn into a challenge for dominance. Working together, can the team win two games of laser tag to take the trophy?

5th in "Averages" crossover series, after "Castle vs the Law of Averages," "Caskett vs Dr Morgan," "Beckett vs the Linchpin," and "Chuck vs 3XK." Takes place a about a year after the Chuck finale and starts during Castle 5.15, "Target," finishing with its sequel Castle 5.16, "Hunt."