Christmas day with the Burkes isn't free from some bittersweet memories and unwanted thoughts for Neal. [Written for the White Collar Movie Heist Challenge]

It took Neal a long time to believe he'd found a place to belong. Realizing he was wrong is harder at the holidays. Written for the Movie Heist week three prompt "loneliness."

COMPLETED Neal thought he simply cured himself from this little sleep-disorder. But after Ellen's dead, things just got worse and worse. And within his fragile state, he had gotten himself into a dangerous situation. Nealwhump, Mozziewhump and a very worried Peter.

When Alex dies suddenly, Neal is convinced he cannot be happy with Sara, so he breaks up with her in order to protect her but will Sara leave him or will she stay?

Sara wakes up to Neal cooking her favourite breakfast after a car repossession gone badly.

Neal is alone for Christmas until someone familiar shows up at his door.

He looks into her eyes and sees sincerity in them and in that moment, he knows he can trust her with anything and everything, any secret he tells her. - Neal tells Sara his most kept secret.

Neal is scared that he'll go back to prison. How can Sara convince him that he's not going back there again?

Falsely accused of a museum heist, Neal's spending Christmas Eve in a cell. He and Mozzie both know more than they're saying, but, hoping to clear Neal by Christmas Day, Peter's willing to let Mozzie do things his own way. Written for the White Collar Movie Heist week one prompt, 'hidden identities.'

Satchmo gets lost and is found by none other but Neal, a twelve-year-old street-smart kid working for Keller's criminal crew. After a month passes Peter and Elle slowly start to lose hope of ever finding their lost dog. They could have never guessed who, besides Satch, Peter's new undercover assignment is going to bring into their lives. Kid!fic

Neal Caffrey doesn't own a cat. Or does he? [Written for the White Collar Movie Heist Challenge]

Peter's unusual behavior is a puzzle that Neal and Mozzie are determined to solve. December 2006. Part of the Caffrey Conversation series. The story takes place after the events in Set in Amber (Caffrey Conversation series) and The Family Business (Crossed Lines series).

Neal sees his new loft for the first time. Written for the December drabble prompt, "hush."

On this snowy day, Neal really needs his hat. A double drabble written for the December drabble prompt "hush," and the week one prompt of the White Collar Movie Heist, "hats."

Nobody's Thanksgiving goes as planned, but everything's okay in the end.

No matter what he does, Neal knows he will always have a home with June. (Ficlet written for Trick or Treat Exchange 2022)

In lieu of writing a proper novel this NaNoWriMo, I decided to contribute by writing a series of 30 White Collar oneshots. If you want to skip chapters, go ahead. The oneshots are disconnected and all come from online prompts. Read and enjoy!

A series of stand alone drabbles and double drabbles ranging from pre to post series, canon compliant to AU.

In the earliest days of his FBI consultancy, Neal suddenly has reason to doubt everything he's ever known about Peter.

Sicktember Prompt 25 - Acid Reflux/Heartburn - White Collar - Wrapping up a case means time to celebrate. Hot wings anyone?

They're separated, but Neal still wants to stay connected to his friends. For the November #DevelopingDrabbles prompt, 'ritual.'

The Yellow-Eyed Demon has Sam in his crosshairs. Is a certain Greek goddess the solution or will she place everyone's lives in jeopardy? November 2006. Crossed Lines story #16, a fusion of Supernatural with Caffrey Conversation. Follows the events in Bewitched (Crossed Lines) and Set in Amber (Caffrey Conversation series).

Begins at the very end of season 3, episode 16. Neal ran to an island with all the wealth he could hope for. While Peter is desperately trying to find ex-con man but he will need a little help. But what will happen when Peter does find Neal? Exceptionally with all the feels that are left unanswered. A crazy journey with unexpected answers. (This an alpha/beta/omega AU)

Mozzie is definitely not spying on Neal. For the November drabble prompt, 'ritual.'

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey or Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 10 includes "Countermeasures", "Payback", and "Power Play".