When Eames is abused by her boyfriend, and Goren would like to help her, but feels powerless...

When Goren and Eames find themselves propelled into the eighteenth century, during the War of Independence ... He is captain in the English army, she is the daughter of duke ...

La découverte d'une fillette va amener Eames et Goren à enquêter sur un réseau de traite d'êtres humains. Déjà fortement éprouvé et s'interrogeant sur sa relation ambiguë avec Eames, Goren va se dresser contre les monstres qui hantent la fillette et découvrir que survivre ne lui suffisait plus. Il allait pouvoir être enfin autre chose qu'un fils, un flic ou un fou.

A series of loosely connected one-shots and episode tags as I rewatch L&O:CI from beginning to end. Goren/Eames, possibly some Nichols as we move forward... May be angsty but I'll always make it happy in the end.

It's, thankfully, a quiet December in the Goren household, but with the arrival of both Bobby's and Alex's books, they know times are changing... 17TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES.

When Goren asks Eames to come and spend the vacations with his family in Maine. To her delight, she accepts. Goren can finally try to seduce her. If only it weren't for the arrival of the seductive Sheriff Hops, Logan and Barek, and especially Eames' father. Who each time will prevent him from concretizing the things.

Who knew making a simple pot of chili over the holidays would lead to some schadenfreude against the NYPD? Sometimes, it helps to have friends in high places, which Bobby Goren will discover. Takes place between Seasons 9 and 10.

Just a little AU that's been rolling around my brain since I found out Eames used to work in Vice.

Richard Carver hosts a friends and family Thanksgiving at the Dark Crystal. (Just because I love Thanksgiving nearly as much as Christmas.) 16TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES.

Alexandra Eames and Robert Goren have returned to the Bed & Breakfast they first stayed at in March 2022, where a mystery from Goren's past will be solved. 15TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES.

A Facebook post prompts a memory for Alexandra Eames and Robert Goren. 14TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES.

What if the child Eames had carried for his sister was actually Goren's... (Each chapter for the name of an episode of the series, and where the chapter takes place at that time).

When Goren comes home after a hard day of paperwork, he discovers a little blonde girl of about five years old holding the hand of a blonde man who is none other than Eames' brother...

When Goren and Eames feel something strong between them, but every time Goren goes beyond the kissing stage, Goren runs away from Eames. Eames begins to wonder. But Goren runs away from Eames not because he doesn't desire her... But because he hides a secret that is unmentionable at his age, and that would be too shameful.

When Eames uses all the tricks to make Goren fall under her charms... Oh great despair of Goren who does not understand anything. (Addition of a chapter, number eight!)

Alexandra Eames must face old fears when on an unexpected excursion. 12TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES.

After an eternity Bobby Goren is back at major case. His new partner appears to be little more than a rookie. He enlists the help of his former partner to help him solve this mystery. Perhaps the answers to his inquest are a little more than he bargained for.

Following a call... Goren's life will toggle.

May appears to be a month for surprises—but an unexpected visit to the Goren home may not be as surprising as who shows up at Robert Goren's debriefing. 11TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES.

When Goren proposes to Eames little sexual games.

An Eames who is going to ask Goren for help to be her donor to have a child. A Goren at first reluctant... But he going will accept to please her.

Only one thing has marred Alexandra Eames and Robert Goren's long-belated honeymoon, until an unexpected meeting during a final picnic sparks an even more unexpected encounter. 10TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES. Rated M for strong language.

It was meant to be a romantic New Year's Eve for Robert Goren and Alexandra Eames at the Waterbury Inn— who knew there was a real mystery waiting there, too? Originally intended as short, romantic fluff. Now long romantic fluff. 8TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES.

Alex Eames and Robert Goren didn't realize that NOT honeymooning could make such a busy month. This is a Christmas story, and nearly 23,000 words, so find some cocoa, some gingerbread, and a cozy place to sit. "Among the many legends that have to do with Christmas Eve, there is one that says on that night lost things are found again..." 7TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES

A drabble taking place during "Matrimonial"-just Alex Eames, her sister, and sister-in-law, sharing some conversation. 6TH IN THE "MILBURY" SERIES. Rated M for sexual reference.