Summary:  This is the fourth installment in my series of stories about Kensi and Marty. The series is slightly Alternative Universe, and begins with my version of events in the episode “Personal”. While each story can be read as a standalone, I do recommend that you read the series in order: Personal Questions, A Little Less … Continue reading Just My Heart Talking (by Claire) →

Summary:  This story continues from the events described first in "Personal Questions" and then in "A Little Less Conversation". While it can be read as a stand-alone, I do recommend you read those stories first. Category:  NCIS-LA Genre:  Crime Rated:  PG Word Count:  27,165   The first time they nearly made love was unplanned, but it … Continue reading Former Glory (by Claire) →

Summary:   Based on the episode "Personal." Category:  NCIS-LA Genre:  Crime Rated:  PG Word Count:  16,218   It hurts. Sweet Jesus, it hurts! Struggling upwards through the mists of confusion, peeling back the layers of heaviness that press down upon him, he struggles to open his eyes as the pain rises. And there she is, sitting … Continue reading Personal Questions (by Claire) →

Summary:  It’s our way of saying goodbye. Category:  NCIS-LA Genre:  Crime Rated:  PG Word Count:  6733   Nobody ever talks about it, but it’s something we all do – just in case. Because we run these stupid risks and we never quite know how long our luck is going to last, so we write things … Continue reading In the Event of My Death (by Claire) →

Summary:   The team goes undercover -- in a whole new way. Category:  NCIS-LA Genre:  Crime Rated:  PG Word Count:  18,391   When You’re A Boy “Okay, so it’s a pretty straightforward undercover operation tonight at the club.” Eric tried very hard to keep a straight face and it was greatly to his credit that he … Continue reading Boys Keep Swinging (by Claire) →

Summary:   An epilogue to the season 3 episode "Greed." Category:  NCIS-LA Genre:  Crime Rated:  PG Word Count:  1369   Hetty tried very hard not to laugh out loud when she saw the horrified expression on Eric’s face when she finally spoke out. It was only by the slightest of miracles that the whole vase of … Continue reading Let’s Dance (by Claire) →