Jane has a lot of boundaries, a lot of rules. Maura is the exception to every single one.

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

Sequel to Yes I Still Believe & Yes Maura There is a Santa Claus.

Jane and Maura meet at the Naval base in Pearl Harbor prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor.

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?

Book #6 of the Rizzoli Family series: He sees the fear in their eyes. He feels the final beat of their hearts. And when his work is finished, he leaves his mark. The mark of death ...

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.

After Hoyt, Jane asks Maura to stay

Maura always hesitates to touch Jane, as though she's scared it will hurt one of them somehow. But then she does it again, and again, always fleeting contact, not permanent, an affectionate tap as though she's not sure if they're flirting, trying to read cues from Jane. As though she's scared that once she starts, she won't be able to stop. But Jane never hesitates, like Fridays.

Chance by Hayley Kiyoko: I was a no, never maybe I knew she'd never take a chance on me How did it go? We'll never see I knew she'd never take a chance on me I didn't know no better I wouldn't let myself believe Now we'll never see 'Cause I never let her take a chance Let her take a chance on me

Set before Jane (would) move to Quantico but after the best friends' Paris trip. Prompted by the lieutenant, Jane goes for her last assignment as a backup undercover for the drug unit. Seems simple enough until the operation goes haywire and Jane finds herself, well a kid again. Lieutenant Martinez has a brilliant solution, "Dr. Isles, how do you feel about fostering a child?"

AU. Jane and Maura are in high school. They make a secret pact to have sex together (no strings attached) before going to college, but every decision made has its own consequences. What would follow? Read and find out.

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.

Jane is full of ideas that need to be unraveled, and Maura is an idea swift.

Jane still has nightmares about Hoyt so she goes to Maura for comfort. Inspired by the song "Apartment 402" by Girl in Red.

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.

Maura finds a white hair and panics about still being single. Jane manages to reassure her.

Among the last of their kind, the People live in a remote area of the Amazon that is almost impossible to access, hoping against all hope that they remain unseen. What happens when one day a plane crashes near by and a member of the tribe returns from the wreckage with a survivor? Eventual Rizzles.

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.

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.

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.