This is a response to a Writer's Challenge- a story set in the past/ childhood of one of the characters. A twelve year old Steve struggles with a school project- and much more.
Have you ever noticed how often Mike Stone whips out his pristine white handkerchief in the series? This little one shot describes Steve's thoughts and feelings looking at the famous while piece of cloth.
A prequel, Steve has only quite recently started working with Mike. When Mike has to deny him a day off that Steve requested it leads to some revelations and a new level of friendship and understanding.
After the Episode "Thrill Killers" Mike and Steve have a long overdue conversation in the hospital, lots of questions and lots of answers. Some expected and some rather unexpected...
When Steve's life and reputation is under threat, Mike Stone needs the help of Chief Ironside and his team.
Sometimes you think you are alone, that nobody could possibly understand what you are going through, but you can be wrong, so wrong... Steve is dealing with the aftermath of an incident in his line of duty, the story is told from his POV.
This story is a follow up on the episode Asylum, which leaves a lot of questions open. Here is my attempt to answer some of them.
A short story dealing with fears, phobias and childhood trauma. Why do Steve and Mike hate hospitals as much as they do?
Steve is recovering from a serious injury, the story shows his POV dealing with pain and frustration.
After a serious assault on Steve, Mike realises that someone is out to get at his partner. But the only person that hates him so much is in prison, or isn't he?
When Mike wakes up after having been in a car accidents his memory is slightly muddled, but he knows one thing for sure. Steve was in the car with him, though nobody seems to believe him. Where is Steve and who is behind it all?
A humorous one shot, inspired by a writer's challenge, the prompt is printed bold. So, what was the question, will Mike get the answer he is looking for?
What is courage? Facing a gun? Sometimes facing your own fears can be worse. A conversation between Mike and Steve, set after "Target Red".
This is a response to a challenge from the SOSF writer's group. Rudy Olson asks Mike to cover for him while he is away on holidays. What could possibly go wrong there? A lot, as you will see!