2 CSI's and a baby (of sorts!)

An interrupted moment at a crime scene leads to much more.

Some things are always lurking in the darkness…

Grissom needs some TLC...

Someone's thoughts when arriving at a crime scene. you decide who

It's been almost three years since "Chasing Life". Sara's having trouble coping, Grissom's got a problem of his own, and there's a tricky case with no evidence. Oh, and Barnes is back.

A case brings up bad memories for Sara. Background story. G/S. Please R&R!

Grissom, Sara, a hot day and ice cream.

You know who you are...

'The hardest part about walking away from you is knowing that you won't run after me.'

Late night CSI musings, turned poetry. My perspective on the events before, during, and after "Cool Change".

Saliva swapping and the aftermath of an awkward conversation. Follows Can't Be.

The murder of a popular DJ prooves an interesting case for the team, and Grissom comes to a conclusion about relationships- FINISHED!

Too much free time, not enough CSI; the results- corny poetry. A second verse was added with the female CSI's include. R/R please

Sara drags Grissom to a cooking class where odd things happen. Warning: Character death. Even though he isn't important, we thought we'd let you know.

Sara is kidnapped, and with a serial killer on the loose, the CSI has to catch the killer before she becomes the next victim

"Saturday night you’re going out, parking lot, a figure come about, feel a piece click against your head..."

A very quiet morning at CSI. G&S UST (or maybe AST)

Catherine finds something in Grissom’s apartment that makes her reevaluate her two co-workers.

When the team gets involved in a case concerning the kidnapping of a young girl, they reveal a family's darkest secret, and Sara is forced to reveal a dark secret of her own.

When Grissom and Sara are taken to DC on a case, they stop by a famous tourist attraction that holds special meaning for Grissom.

A very short vignette that is wrapped around a song.

A little angsty piece...if ya don't like Gris and Sara, then you'll probably want to avoid this one...

Possible follow-up to "Glass Caskets". (G/S)

Some journal writings of a particular CSI