Walker says goodbye to his late wife.

Two year old Sophie has lost her beloved stuffed bunny, and her special big brothers come to the rescue. Rated hurt/comfort for the fact that Sophie is crying so hard for Bunny.

After the Walker finale, I felt like a dose of fluffiness was needed. Five short excerpts of Lulu and Liam, with a special guest spot from uncle Cordell.

Code 30 officer needs HELP - EMERGENCY - Speculation for the Season 1 finale. Micki gets a call from a distressed and currently MIA Walker. He needs her to talk him down. Now. (TW for gun violence and mention of suicidal ideations.)

A families grief after the matriarch passes.

Cordell and Liam's sister Sophie was hurt in a car accident two days earlier. Liam finds out it wasn't an accident, and the Walker boys band together to deal with the person who caused the accident-her boyfriend Bobby. Trigger warning for abusive boyfriend.

Sequel to Tell Me What You Want to Hear. The days leading up to Lulu and Jack's wedding. Rated angst for normal father/daughter wedding angst, along with some angst on Lulu's part about her family.

More snippets of Liam and Lulu. Detailed description inside.

Sequel to Peyton Louisa Walker is a Good Girl, Forgive Me, and The One Where. Fourteen-year-old Lulu feels like her Daddy never listens to her, choosing only to boss her around and criticize her. But when Lulu's mother shows back up with not so innocent intentions, she shows Lulu just how much Daddy does love her.

Twenty-five year old Lulu is now a public defender for the city of Austin. When Walker arrests a suspect in a string of murders, he is knocked off his feet when his niece Lulu gets him released almost right away. What exactly is Lulu's connection to his suspect? Inspired by OneRepublic's song "Secrets"

Companion to The One Where. Three more snippets featuring Lulu and Liam. Angst rating is mostly for kid angst (scared and wanting Daddy type stuff).

Tag to 1x12. It's not about sleeping. It's about waking up alone.

A rewrite of my first Peyton story, titled Peyton Louisa Walker Is a Good Girl, Thank You Very Much. A traumatized Lulu hasn't said anything in the two weeks since the events of Defend The Ranch. Liam tries to break through and figure out how to get her to deal with everything. Warning-somewhat major spoilers for last episode of Walker, so don't read if you haven't seen it.

I was in the mood to write Daddy/daughter fluff, so I did. A lot of it. Four short but somewhat detailed scenes featuring Liam and Lulu Walker. Companion piece to Peyton Louisa Walker is a Good Girl, Thank You Very Much and Forgive Me.

Prequel to my story Peyton Louisa Walker is a Good Girl, Thank You Very Much. Struggling to deal with what happened in Mexico, Liam comes home and loses his temper with daughter Lulu. Contains minor spanking of a child by a parent. Don't like it, don't read it.

Peyton sometimes wonders if she's as good a girl as her daddy Liam says she is. A/N: One major spoiler in this story for last week's episode.

Amok: "Out of control, especially when armed and dangerous." Cordell is told he can't take the out of town job. He decides he needs to leave in a... more permanent way. Liam is there to stop him.

Emily Walker has been murdered, but her grief won't allow her to move on. Fortunately, she isn't alone for long, and she gradually learns the ins and outs of being "trapped" in the land of the living.

Hoyt is in for the shock of his life when he goes to find Geri and Cordell after they disappear.

"Rule Number 17" tag with spoilers and speculation for 1.10, "Encore". Walker and Geri's relationship upgrade was inevitable but they're not sure if they're ready for this.

Walker and Micki have fun on Walker’s new pool table,

"Fine Is A Four Letter Word" tag. Bret knows Liam lied about cheating on him but can't figure out why.

"Fine Is a Four Letter Word" Coda. Stella tells Walker who Trevor's dad is. Cordell tries to comfort her.

Emily likes to photograph every moment she can with Geri.

Re-imagining of Walker(CW)