"Alright. Here we go.", he took a deep breath and placed a hand on the handle.

Season 6 AU. This begins a few weeks before JD's season 6. The Flu has left the Major Crimes Division at half strength and they've caught a horrible case. Will this provoke Chief Mason into making even more changes?

"We should not give up, and we should not allow the problem to defeat us."

There are a lot of different ways a person can say "I love you." In fact, there are at least 100 ways. This is a collection of one shots featuring all the people in Sharon's life, past and present, and how they love her. When completed, there will be 100 in total.

This fic is called... There's a New Sheriff in Town, but I really wanted to title it (Save a Horse Ride a Cowboy) but that sounded too smexy? It's a Shandy AU story idea. It is set in the Old West but also within the first season of Major Crimes with some dialogue from the show.

Sharon and Andy find themselves both surprised about what is waiting for them.

Madeline Raydor writes a letter to Santa every year. This year's letter is full of requests that Santa couldn't possibly fill which prompts the Raydor-Flynn family to reflect on and do some things. One choice threatens to destroy everything Sharon Raydor holds dear.

During their latest investigation into a robbery case, Andy and Sharon find themselves under fire, which then leads the two into dealing with something together.

Set in Season 4, starting with Episode 5...Sharon turns down the romantic dinner invitation. These characters are not my own;I just enjoy writing about them. A/U but weaves in and out of the actual show's storyline.

Sharon and Andy are looking forward to their first "night" together after his heart attack, but a health scare may cause Sharon's maternal side to interfere with Andy's intentions.

AU. Set way back in the past. Shandy going through life together and managing everything that life throws at them.

How is Andy coping with the loss of Sharon?

Set after season 6 – How is Andy dealing with having to go on without Sharon? This is not AU so it deserves a W A R N I N G for character death – and not just one, but I still think that it has a somewhat happy-ish ending, all things considered. Rating is due to subject matter.

Set at Sharon and Andy's wedding reception. Sharon thinks about her family and how far they have come, how close they are, and what that means to her.

What if the series had ended a slightly different way? (Violent)

After a stressful case, Andrea and Sharon need a drink. However, as the margaritas keep coming, their conversation turns in a more personal direction. A one-shot exploring the friendship of two women and their thoughts on criminals, work, and relationships. Also, some Shandy fluff.

"She smiled nervously, the same way that she smiled at him a few hours earlier, as she took her place in front of him at the end of the aisle. Her lips curved upwards, and her green eyes sparkled with emotion."

Because Duff and co pissed everyone off, I decided to help them out a little bit. There's no actual character death, although that's what most characters believe at the moment. It's a few chapters of family memories and some grieving before the "better ending" part comes in.

A/U spin-off from 3.18 and 3.19...what if Rusty and Sharon were put in witness protection after Stroh escaped? Please remember, this is A/U, so yes, I'm sure this all isn't to "protocol" for witness protection. We're going to go with it since it's just a story... Appearances by many as some chapters will be back in LA with the team. These characters are not my own.

Sharon gets the flu and Andy wants to help, if she'll let him. Fluff. Takes place right before season 6. Complete.

Moments of Sharon and Andy's married life. No one is sick, no one dies - full of fluff.

A collection of moments of each member of the team arriving home in the aftermath of episode 6x09. Each chapter will focus on a different character.

When Sharon & Andy arrive in Ireland a few days after Christmas to ring in the New Year and take a much needed belated honeymoon, their adventures were bound to lead them from one thing to another. Whether that means from the city to a quaint Irish coastal town or from the bed to a pub and inevitably back to bed again. Either way, they're both feeling lucky in more ways than one.

It takes time to heal after a traumatic surgery, but with the help of her family, Sharon would. This is my very abstract version of a better ending for Sharon Raydor. One-shot. No major character death. Warning: story does deal with depression. For that reason, I'm rating it T.

When Sharon wakes up in her hospital bed she is scared. Scared because of her health but also because Andy is angry. At her.