A week after "Dead Man's Hand", Sharon and Brenda have to take a self-defense course together which forces them to face their deep dislike of each other.

Lt. Flynn and Captain Raydor found themselves running for their lives in a foreign country after a terrorist attack in their hotel. Would they return back safely to the United States without falling in love? Or would they find love in their last breath?

Sharon had always suspected that someday this would all come to a head - this strange way that she and Rusty and Brenda had all become intertwined, bound together by a past tinged with regret and turmoil with a sadistic serial killer to boot. An exploration of the complicated connections that bound them all together. Implied Shandy. B/S if you really, really squint. Post-MC S3.

A knock on Sharon Raydor's door in the middle of the night leads to the possible destruction of her immaculate reputation in the LAPD. With almost no one on her side, she needs to fight the system that she helped build.

Ein schrecklicher Unfall erschüttert das Team um Brenda Leigh Johnson. Sie hatten die Betroffene nie wirklich als eine von ihnen bezeichnet. Aber war sie es doch? Und was hatte sich an besagtem Morgen wirklich auf dem Highway ereignet? Major Crimes nimmt die Ermittlungen auf und stößt dabei auf erstaunlicher Erkenntnisse. Shandy.

The takedown of a murderer and rapist goes awry. This is the story of the aftermath and how Brenda and Sharon find their way through it. Some depictions of violence. Rape mentioned but does not occur in this story.

Brenda and the squad must solve a stabbing leaving a girl orphaned and a trail of evidence leading across state and international borders

15 short one-word prompt series. None are necessarily connected, and they all stand alone. Brenda/Sharon mostly.

Former police chief, Joe Fogerty, comes out of retirement and enlists the help of Brenda and her team to get the man responsible for his father's murder and sister's abduction, all the while, falling for Sharon, Brenda, Andrea, and Sharon battling for his affections, finalizing a divorce, and keeping stuff in a journal. How will this end? R&R!

Alors que Brenda laisse son travail prendre le dessus sur son couple, elle ignore que Fritz s'est remis à boire.

Brenda is leaving town, but she wonders if the right decision is to stay.

Brenda/Sharon fic. Brenda gets a little wake up call that leads to the next step in their relationship.

A close call. A friend saved. A little screaming into the abyss. One shot.

Three years have passed since Brenda left Los Angeles and a lot has changed but one thing hasn't. Love.

After a cover is blown, the team seeks help from Captain Raydor in an undercover operation. But when the line between truth and lies dissappears, the case quickly turns into a dangerous cat and mouse game. Set in season 7 of "The Closer".

Having his old flame Sharon Raydor work closely with his team in Priority Homicide, Lt. Andy Flynn felt deeply disturbed. Old scars never heal and passions never abate. Will he give in to his anger and desire or can he let sleeping dogs lie.

"Somebody asked me if I knew you. A million memories flashed through my mind but I just smiled and said I used to..." Short femslash based on that idea. Warning: m/f domestic violence in story

A one shot about closets

Prompt Story: "Listen, a..about what I said in there?" "Look, I get it, it's okay? We were likely going to die in there and so you bared you heart and soul to me, I'll…just ignore it…if you want me too, that is."

Gaydreaming at work and this idea popped into my head.

We haven't even talked about forever, I just know that we're so good together

Sharon gets roped in with a Major Crimes stakeout of the state fair. Nothing could possibly go wrong or change, right?

She's the ditzy queen bee. She's the brainy uptight geek. Or so they want the world to think. As their senior year turns their lives upside down, Brenda Johnson and Sharon Raydor find each other - and find themselves. Brenda/Sharon slash, High School AU.

Brenda breaks her finger

Picking up the pieces after something devastating isn't always easy, but it makes it that much harder when you have children that are hurting.