Wheels turn, they make other things and people move, they give support. In one eventful night, a turning cog (spun by a once-lost Godfather) changes everything, but will those changes be for the better, or should well-enough have been left alone? (Set post Book 7 minus the epilogue. Harmony!)

Although they're considered the most compatible and cooperative team of detectives in the NYPD, Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler are forced to attend a partnership teambuilding and training seminar. Three days of talking about their pasts, present, and futures brings forth a tumult of emotions, forcing them to make decisions that will change their lives. (E/O,M for future chapters)

The Behavioral Analysis Unit is called to New York in the hope of apprehending a treacherous killer who has waged war against those whose sins have gone unabsolved, avenging the ones who've been sinned against. The investigation brings out the best, and worst, of the agents involved. After all, no good deed goes unpunished, and no act of love is ever left unrequited. (EO, Morcia)

The people in Olivia Benson's life think she's fearless. They believe she is filled with courage and resilience. Tonight, however, she admits to herself, and the only other person that matters, that she is absolutely terrified of one thing. She suffers from Cherophobia, the fear of being happy, and she's afraid that her partner is the only cure. (One chapter, EO, M for language)

For someone who doesn't always get to prove to the world he has a softer side, Valentine's Day holds a tremendous amount of importance. It's in the little things, he believes, like love-notes and rose petals. On the third Valentine's Day he is spending with the woman of his dreams, he hopes those small tokens will amount to something big. (One chapter, EO, M for suggestiveness)

It's no surprise that NCIS Agents are often wounded in the field, but what about the wounds inflicted upon them outside of work? Special Agent Gibbs makes it his first priority to keep his team safe, at all costs, giving them a code to live by to prevent such pain. But...what happens when the rules are broken? (Eventual Tiva and McAbby)

The tendency to lie. It's within us all. But for one woman, it's not a choice. What happens when the truth comes out, and her carefully constructed house of cards comes crashing down? Will the one man she needs most in the world help her pick up the scattered deck and rebuild, or will she be left alone with nothing but the remains of her mendacity? (Multichap, non-cannon, EO)

Some people call her cold and heartless. One man, though, knows her heat, her passion, and her heart. They've been playing with fire for a while now, and they do not plan to extinguish the flame anytime soon. In fact, they're determined to add fuel, to keep it blazing, to let it burn. (Set immediately post season 12 with flashbacks to 1-12)

At a smoky bar on a Sunday night, frustration and irritation battle it out in the mind of Elliot Stabler. He, however, knows exactly how to vent that frustration. It isn't exactly the right place, or the right time, but it's certainly the only thing that will calm him down, and his partner is the only one that can help him. (One chapter story)

Lies can strain a relationship. So can brutal honesty. When tensions rise and people become far too honest with their feelings, things that are not meant are said. Some can never be taken back, others are never heard. During a stakeout, two stubborn detectives discover the truth during a fight they truly needed to have. (One-chapter story. Rating denotes strong language.)