Jane has an old Boston Red Sox game on VHS that she keeps hidden, rewatches when she's sure she'll be alone. There's a face in the crowd that she fell in love with decades ago, and it's the same person watching it with her.

One shots in 'The Way It Should Have Been' universe. Mostly prompts. Might also include anything I missed when I started writing The Way It Should Have Been.

As Jane and Maura chase down a new serial killer, the two women come to terms with their feelings for one another. Boston's newest serial killer not only threatens the city but presents new challenges for Detective Rizzoli and Doctor Isles as well. With the weight of the world on their shoulders, will the two women be able to beat the odds and survive?

Just something I’m working on bc it’s fun, not expecting anyone to read this.

Maura surprises Jane on Black Friday. Jane is reluctant, she doesn't want to get out of their warm bed.

Jane expresses her thoughts about who she admires.

Follow-up to BarFly. This story dovetails with the series and hopefully, answers some questions we've all had about the relationship between our two ladies as portrayed in the series.

Jane and Maura spend Thanksgiving with their four children.

There was a time when Jane looked at you with stars in her eyes. Now she will barely look at you at all.

Jane hates that the nickname 'babe' she'd used on Maura once somehow stuck.

When Jane moves in, Frankie buys noise cancelling headphones for when Maura comes over.

Jane and Maura need to hire additional help to assist with their children, especially Kate as she is the most adventurous of the four children. Kate quickly makes friends with the new sitter and they experience new adventures together. For this story: MJ's is 8 (5/10/14); AJ and Lilly are almost 6, (12/4/16) and Kate is 4, (8/7/18). This story will be a series of one-shots.

Meeting at a conference, Jane and Maura have to solve their first murder together

Maura is right handed, Jane is left handed. It works out well sometimes.

Jane is tasked with solving the murder of a high-profile CEO which draws the attention of local news reporters. While working the case Maura and Jane struggle with coming out fully to their family and co-workers, on-top of dealing with people from their pasts. Rizzles established post S2 some canon, mostly original content.

Book #5 of the Rizzoli Family series: Three victims who couldn't be more different. Three people facing their greatest fear. A murderer who plays the cruelest game ever ... And the team of Detective Elizabeth and Chief of Detectives Jane Rizzoli of the BPD must get behind this mystery to end the killing

Everything Maura wears is incredibly soft. There's no shiny or rough fabrics, nothing that would catch the scars on Jane's hands, cause them to drag. Nothing that Jane's scars could snag on, just soft, soft cottons and silks and knits. Jane hadn't known clothes could be so soft.

"God no," Maura blurted and before she could stop it, more came tumbling out. "Quite frankly I want you to bed me over the dining room table and mark me until every alpha knows I'm yours." Jane and Maura find themselves unexpectedly syncing when Maura's omega blockers stop working. Omegaverse story, g!p Jane. Don't read if it's not your style.

AU. Maura is a prominent trauma surgeon in a London hospital. Jane is a Boston detective on secondment in the very same city. After eight years apart, seeing the years and the slow parade of fears, learning how not to cry, is it too late for them to feel the way they did before?

Jane's busy after work, but Riley has time for a beer, and Maura feels bad; Frost and Frankie are hostile, and Susie is too.

Sometimes Maura blinks erratically, and Korsak starts to detect a pattern.

Just little song prompt of how things could have been different for our girls at the Salute to Heroes banquet.

Susie doesn't use dioramas to illustrate things in her real life... does she?

Jane is undercover at a state prison

Jane and Maura spend Veterans Day with their four children.