Robert Clayton was not prepared for fatherhood when his brother was killed suddenly, but he did the best he knew how for the only family member he had left. A series of one-shots to detail the relationship between uncle and nephew as they try to figure out how to deal with their mutual loss and build a relationship.

An SMK novel written by Mary (author of the "With or Without You" series) and Ann.

Sundance #8. Lee takes Amanda as his date to a reception for Quickie Chickie Snack Shack. In, out, easy peasy, right? Of course not. It's never that simple.

Two M rated chapters that go with the story "It's All Been Done Before" - chapter 22 and chapter 30

When Lee tests positive for a drug overdose, Billy has to hunt down the only person who might be able to clear it up. Set post series, mystery marriage is still a mystery. A one-shot, not part of my longer arc, in response to the challenge to write a story beginning with "What the hell have you done to him/her?" (I overshot the word limit by a lot. Sue me. ;-) )

Amanda unexpectedly resigns from the Agency, and Lee is determined to find out why. This two-part story is set late in season two. This story was written in response to a FB challenge to begin a story with the phrase, "What the hell did you do to him/her?".

In this two-part prequel to "Aftershocks", Amanda discovers that the end of her mystery marriage impacted more people than she imagined that it would. This story will still make sense even if you haven't read "Aftershocks".

Lee accidentally breaks Amanda's heart a little and has to put it back together. A short story in response to the FB challenge to start a story with "What the hell have you done to him/her?"

Amanda leaves an elaborate dinner party with a headache. Lee prepares a sweet surprise to make her feel better. Based on my 'sneaking tux' comment in JWWM's tuxedo poll.

Lee is having nightmares and learns a secret kept from him for more than thirty years. Set in the Spring of 1988, the artwork for the cover photo was used with permission by the very talented Sarah Spencer.

Response to a challenge. What happens when Francine offers to help Amanda in any way she can after her shooting? Just what did she get herself into in doing so? One-shot Rated T for some innuendo just to be safe.

Lee has two very different "quiet" evenings at home with his family. A short one-off that has been rattling around in my brain for far too long. And let's live dangerously and give this a 'T' rating, shall we?

A short tale of a hospital vigil and a worried mother. Set post-series.

Lee and Amanda's marriage and careers are no longer a secret. This story explores the impact of these revelations on the family. Will one particularly difficult case change them all forever?

A brief look at what happens when Dotty attempts to visit Amanda at IFF and finds Lee instead. Set mid-season 4. One-shot. Complete.

Surrounded by spies, Lee realizes his observation skills might be lacking.

In the aftermath of Stemwinder, our two favorite spies contemplate their increasingly complicated relationship.

Continuation of a Series of stories that fit "In Between" episodes that were aired so that things can be better explained/explored. This story is set in between "Sudden Death" & "The Long Christmas Eve." A female Russian Spy who is very familiar with the agency is in the US to help transport illegal weapons & drugs to Russia. Can Lee & his helper stop her in time? COMPLETE

Billy needs Francine for a weekend case in the Florida Keys and since Lee is on another case out of town, guess who she must take with her? Set after "Car Wars".

A year after their marriage, Lee and Amanda are faced with the aftermath of a case that changes them both at work and at home.

It's time for Lee to do some soul searching when Joe King comes back into Amanda's life.

This is a sequel to CONFESSION IS GOOD FOR THE SOUL and TO TELL THE TRUTH. If you haven't read those particular stories, this one will make little sense to you. No real plot—just 8,500 words of fluff about their weekend. What can I say . . . I'm a hopeless romantic.

All Lee wanted to do was help someone that he cares about, but his efforts have landed him in trouble with his wife and the CIA. **The story is finally complete. Thanks for your patience.**

Amanda deals with the emotional damage of getting shot in Mission of Gold.

Two months into their secret marriage, wedded bliss still eludes Lee and Amanda. Conflict at home and foes at work and overseas suck the entire Stetson/King family into turmoil that threatens the sanctity of Lee and Amanda's marital vows and the survival of the family.