When a series of identical murder victims are delivered to the Jeffersonian, the team searches for a murderer who would be 104 years old. Daunting as the premise is, everyone struggles to find the murderer - as well as their reason to solve crimes.
An alternative to the season 10 opener (hmm wonder why) to explore the possibilities of Sweets as a single dad. Humorous possibilities lay ahead as he struggles to understand the care of a baby but finds help thru friends, grief thru the passage of time and escape in the abundance of cases ahead. Possible multiple stories to take place of the current direction of the show.
A routine trip to the bank change's the teams plans as one of their own is trapped inside with hostages, a pshycho and a bank robber. Can their individual skills come together in a team effort to catch the bad guy and get their own out alive? I don't think so... Now encompassing the sequel as well...
Having finished work on a particularly gruesome case, Sweets plans a vacation to a tropical destination. The only problem is the place he ends up staying in is prison in the Deep South where's he accused of having shot a cop and they think he's someone else. Too bad everyone thinks he's busy enjoying his vacation. Will Sweets survive before he "checks out"? (Ooh, terrible pun)
Sweets is on his way to a case when a state trooper pulls him over. Eager to flash his own credentials, Sweets is dragged from his car & beaten. Once he arrives at the crime scene he fails to mention his most recent experience and his strange behavior. Will Booth & the rest of the squint squad figure out why in time?
Booth & Brennan and the Jeffersonian team are busy on a case leaving Sweets to investigate an "open and shut" case on his own. The situation changes however when the missing people turn up dead and a lost little girl is found in the closet. Will Sweets involvement in the case get him in over his head? Will help arrive in time?
Booth & Brennan are busy with a bone case causing Sweets & Cam begin to investigate a very strange case of a man with no identity, no past, no cause of death but plenty of clues and a historical significance
Special Agent Joe Chamberlain has a bone to pick with the young psychologist & profiler who got him fired. He's determined that Sweets pays in blood but isn't the only one who suffers. Warning: Violence & Torture which is why it's rated M.
Sarcasm, Satan and Squints emerge as the group investigates a series of murder at 1313 Hallow Tree Lane, a 124 year old mansion with more murders than anyone they've faced before - but who is behind them? Happy Halloween!
Temperatures aren't the only thing soaring as Booth & Sweets struggle to repair their frienship after Booth tried to kill Sweets. The investigation to a set of bones, a baby left in a hot car, and a shwerd psychic leave one of the team in a position a little too hot to recover from.
Sweets is recovering, Derringer is on the loose and Booth feels guilty. A spunky new character makes life easier for Sweets but an old foe returns from the dead to taunt the team, but how? (This is the sequel to The Title in the Story.)
What seems like an ordinary day quickly takes a dangerous turn after a mysterious box arrives at the Jeffersonian. The poisonous parcel seems like an unsuspecting artifact until it ravages the health of their youngest teammate catapulting him near death.
A rainy day brings a new and daunting case, a moody Sweets and an explosive situation.
Sweets couldn't remember when he had ever been this cold. How he had gotten in this predicament was fast becoming foggy as well. He knew he had to stay awake though because there is a serial killer on the loose with young lives in the balance and only Sweets knows who he is. Now if he just wasn't so cold... Warning for violence.
After Booth put his gun away and locked Sweets body in the box he knew he had to finish the case. The mysterious woman had caused enough damage to the team as it was. Warning: I like to post and post often and can't leave a story unfinished.
Dr. Lance Sweets volunteers to help "at risk youths" but does he sign himself up for more than he bargained for? Violence.
Though Booth insists this case is "right up Sweets alley", the young doctor finds himself committed to the case in a way he hadn't planned.
When three bodies are receovered from a 1961 missing persons case the team is on the case. But is the real mystery what is going on with their young resident pshycologist?
Is an accident really just an accident or was it intentional to draw out Dr. Sweets? The recent and mysterious discovery of a young girl brings up a lot of questions Sweets would rather forget but fail when his past returns. Story follows The Sequel in the Story but because of characters, not story. Enjoy!
When a case seems unending the team is ready to give up with a series of "Janes". Sweets works with another agent which causes Booth to question their friendship, an answer which may come too late. Preceeds "The Sequel to the Story"!