Stephanie meets a sexy Cuban-American bounty hunter named Ranger. He assists her on the first case she lands, none other than Joseph Morelli, who is accused of murder. She knows nothing about the man in black. Ranger marries Stephanie after she captures Morelli. Imagine her surprise when she learns more about her husband.

Stephanie reflects on her life, the people in it, and her work ethic. Decision time. Time to make some changes. It's time to ditch the problematic aspects of her life, and there are quite a few. Who and what are causing these problematic issues? AU Drama. A SONG FIC inspiration: Lose Control by Teddy Swims. But the Muse took a different tangent.

Based on a meme of book covers with bare-chested men.

Steph returns home for the holidays after a year away. She discovers some things can't be resolved with just time and distance. It all leads back to him and her hometown, you can run but only so far. Loosely inspired by the song of the same name by Taylor Swift.

Which HR rules were written specifically for you?

An unfortunate series of events forces Stephanie into a whole new world.

AU/AR. Ranger and his brothers move to Trenton to start a security company. Slow Burn Babe HEA.

Why, when you see boys fight does it look so horrible, yet feel so right? Steph has never met anyone like the new kid in school, but she knows right away that she would go to the ends of the earth for him. And in turn he'll do anything to free her of the Burg's shackles. AU starting in highs school but moving through to adulthood. Not friendly to Morelli or Helen. Eventual Babe HEA

The characters of Janet Evanovich in my version of Trenton right after the end of Dirty Thirty. The is angst and bad words and limited sex (mostly referenced, not seen as that is not my talent). A Babe all the way but there will be trouble and grief.

The chances of being killed by your (fill in the blank) are low, but never zero. From another Internet meme.

Sequel to Ups and Downs - Steph and Ranger AU as they begin to build together - a company, a life, and a new story together.

Stephanie Plum is the FBI's top SSA and Technical Analyst. After a colleague suddenly retires, she is assigned to work with Rangeman on a complex case. The only problem is that she must return to Trenton, NJ, where she never vowed to step foot again. Will she be safe? Only time will tell. AU.

An Unmentionable pup becomes the Rangeman mascot.

"Some daddies put babies in the mommies. Sometimes we find daddies. And aren't you excited that we found Dickie?" What if that night in the Tasty Pastry resulted in more than a broken heart?

Two people come in from the rain to dry off and warm up, but the night goes a little farther than that. Song fic. Another from the vault.

Where do they always meet? At the dark end of the street.

Steph and Ranger and telephone conversations. Not exactly a match made in heaven. Old story, edited lightly and reposted. Definite M rating.

So it's Trenton, not Cancun, but a girl can dream, right? (Written for RQF, back in 2002 or so, edited a bit. Pretty sure it was supposed to be 100 words, but I have always had trouble with brevity.)

Write a short story using an Internet meme "No Weirdos."

Steph doesn't know why this keeps happening to her. Someone is following her and she has to rely on Ranger and his merry men to keep her safe. But what if she isn't the only one in danger?

An angsty little story that combines a Steph and Ranger baby story with a teen-ager story and a big New Year's Eve happening.

This is an AU/AR story about Carlos Manoso, the 17 year-old-son of Ricardo Carlos Manoso and his late wife Stephanie. It was co-written with Kevan S a couple decades ago. It is a dark and angsty fantasy story, but it is also the story of an unlikely friendship. Rated T for violence only, there is zip, nada, no sexual content.

An average day of dealing with FTAs with a potential for a better-than-average evening. Established Ranger/Steph.

Ranger contemplates the futility of trying to keep something - someone - safe. Song fic, loosely inspired by Richard Thompson's song of the same name.

Long, long ago, in another galaxy, two young sisters experience growing pains.