When we left Shane and Oliver at the end of Impossible Dream, they were on the same page, happily saying "I love you" without words. But in From the Heart, they seemed to not only be on different pages but possibly reading different books. So what happened? Maybe something like this ... (A fill-in-the-gap story spanning the 7 months between Impossible Dream & From the Heart.)

Set between Treasure Box and A Hope and A Future and pulling from Something Good and Dark of Night. Oliver contemplates his growing feelings for Shane and, after their release from the immediacy and intensity in the bank vault, rereads the letter he wrote to Holly and questions its message.

Oliver and Shane are planning their wedding. At the same time the POstables go to Paris to return a lost item. If this journey is full of discovery, It's also time to face the past and fears to welcome the future. This story is inspired by the movie The Vows We Have Made and includes elements of the SSD movies. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson.

Oliver and Shane have returned from their honeymoon and are settling in to life together. But a dead package containing unresolved family issues prompts Oliver to address his own lingering family questions. Follows In the Gloaming and Daybreak, but you don't have to read those first. Warning: contains mild married adult themes.

The POstables travel back in time to help someone, but also find answers to their own questions. This story is inspired by the movie To the Altar. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson.

A ShOliver post-Vows honeymoon ficlet and companion piece to In the Gloaming. (Also contains suggestive married adult themes.)

Oliver and Shane are expecting a happy event. Between questions, fear, joy and hope, they can count on their family and trust the timing to start a new chapter in their lives. This story is inspired by the films Truth be Told, For Christmas and The Vows We Had Made. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson.

How will the POstables respond when faced with a global crisis that affects them professionally and personally? Will Oliver and Shane's wedding and marriage be delayed or will they compromise and change their plans in the midst of uncertainty?

Set at the end of To The Altar, this will be a multi chapter fic. R&R please, it would be greatly appreciated. All characters belong to the incredibly talented Martha Williamson.

I have put to paper something that has been rattling around for a while. I really like to know the etymology of words (I was forced to learn Greek and Latin roots as a child and am thankful I did). The meanings of names is also interesting, and although I know other authors have played on this same field, here is my humble attempt. What would Shane and Oliver call a child?

Oliver's contemplation the night before the wedding.

A walk in Washington Park is always a perfect time for confessions. This short story is inspired by the movie The Vows We Had Made. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson.

Picking up where New Beginnings left off. The married Postables start families. This story has been sitting on the hard drive for a while due to a plethora of work drama. Set after 'To The Altar' and turning a bit AU due to 'The Vows We Have Made' coming out in October. How exciting it's finally being released!

Shane and Oliver encounter an unexpected bump on their way to going steady. Occurs in between Higher Ground and Home Again, hence the title.

Everyone is looking forward to Valentine's Day, but not everything goes according to plan. But the POstables don't forget that Valentine's Day is also send messages of love and affection to family, friends, all those who made their lives special. This story is inspired by the movies From the Heart and The Vows We Had Made. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson.

A teeny-tiny ficlet about the newly-married O'Tooles on their honeymoon. (FYI, minor suggestive married adult themes)

A fill-in-the-gaps fic for From Paris With Love as Shane comes face to face with her greatest fear and then attempts to run.

Shane contemplates marriage in the wake of her fight with Oliver in the DLO during Vows We Have Made.

Because we didn't get to see the reception, my imagination has been niggling me! Hope you will oblige as we see this through the bride and groom's photos. As always the newly married characters are Martha Williamson's creations.

Oliver reflects on the last few days since his dad came back.

Oliver and Shane's thoughts during The Future Me tv episode.

For New Year's Eve, a wish is always a dream the heart makes. This story is inspired by the movies, For Christmas and the Vows we had made. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson.

Another from the nothing serious collection! How does Oliver take Shane's mind off a day of frustrations at work? A little healthy competition of course!

A growing friendship and a special project give Shane greater clarity on who she is and deepen her love story with Oliver and God. Sequel to Between the Altars I and completes the series.

Christmas is approaching, and, at the Denver post office the Dear Santa project is in full swing. It is also between memories and hope, that everyone hopes to find a Christmas miracle. But when a last minute letter arrives at the DLO, it seems it is undeliverable, unless of a divine intervention. This story is inspired by the movies For Christmas and the Vows We Had Made.