After weeks of an ongoing investigation, Peter and the team are finally ready to reel in their catch. But before Peter, posing as a wealthy investor, can close the deal, an unexpected event derails his plans as he finds himself face to face with his most sought after foe and personal adversary, Neal Caffrey. Pre-series.

Horror, survival, psychological thriller, hurt/comfort heavy. Having been kidnapped Neal and Peter find themselves held in a maze of forgotten tunnels beneath the city in a fight to keep themselves and each other alive. WARING: Violence, torture, gore, language, but *no* sex/rape. COMPLETED!

"He's not hurt. He's not okay but he isn't hurt, I just-" Peter cuts himself off, the strange vocal quality of a sentence aborted halfway through almost like static across the phone line. "Elle, there was an explosion. He was right there, it was right in front of him." or: Elizabeth, Neal, grief, and family. (for my found family bingo square, 'grief/mourning'. gen. season 2.)

Neal gets, in an ironic turn of events, semi-conned into an early Thanksgiving dinner with the Burkes and Elizabeth's college roommate's family. He grapples with being brought into a family tradition and finding he doesn't feel like he belongs there. Peter finds him on the back patio, halfway torn between staying and leaving, and sets him straight. (gen, set mid-series)

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey and Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 4 starts with "Bad Judgement" and ends with "Home Invasion".

The government has passed two significant acts that eliminate the rights of convicted felons. When Peter Burke learns that Neal Caffrey's Work Contract has been purchased by a private citizen, he springs into action. Eventual slash. H/C

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey and Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 3 starts with "All in" and ends with "Hard sell".

White Collar gets involved in a case focused on a large scale seller of forgeries. Neal proves he may have a connection to the case, and gets more deeply involved than originally anticipated. Involves Neal going under cover, getting held captive, and a test of Peter and Neal's relationship. Now complete.

When Peter got called on to investigate a theft at a small art gallery, he had no idea it would forever change his life. The story of Peter and Elizabeth Burke.

A collection of one-shots chronicling the White Collar crews' first impressions of the ever lovable Neal & Peter. Expanded with all sorts of one shots focused on that wonderful bromance.

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey and Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 2 starts with "Threads" and ends with "the Portrait".

"To people on the outside it looked like Peter was the one who started the whole thing." Does anyone know the real Neal? Read and find out . One shot for now, but as usual if I feel like adding chapters and making it a series I will :)

Just when Peter thought the day couldn't get any worse, it did. And it wasn't always Neal's past that came back to haunt them; this time it was his. Set around the middle of the first season.

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey and Peter Burke. There are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part one tells the story from Peter's and Neal's first meeting to the end of episode one.

Peter has to work undercover, but his allies are unreliable. Neal wants to help, but is apparently expected to stay out of the situation. STORY COMPLETE!

It's the moment of truth. Peter agreed to make the deal, and Neal has one chance to convince Peter it was worth it. There will be no second chances. Neal knows what he's capable of, and he knows he can pull it off... he just wishes he knew what he was doing. / Scenes from Pilot, both canon and 'missing,' from Neal's perspective as he struggles with law enforcement culture.

Agent Peter Burke is abruptly transferred to temporary command of the Organized Crime division. Neal frets at being left behind, Elizabeth is worried about losing her husband to the demands of the job. And Peter himself is hardening and pulling away from his wife and his friends. But Neal won't let go.

Theirs was a friendship built against the odds; a trust between them that was as fragile as it was twisted and yet it had taken root where it should not have. Between a man of law and the man who defies it, they had built their own set of rules. Peter knows that, what he doesn't understand is where it went wrong. [Set after the series finale.]

As Peter Burke watched Neal Caffrey's life slipping from him in S6:6 ("Au Revoir") he asked for more time, for another chance to get things right. Eventual Peter/Neal, but it's a slow build.

Neal enters a world of high stakes gambling and ends up with far more than he bargained for when he wins ownership of an Animula named Peter. Suddenly after a life time of avoiding responsibility Neal finds a man's life and future in his hands. Alternate Universe: 'reverse' slave.

What if Peter recruited Neal in 2003 instead of arresting him? Peter goes undercover to thwart a museum theft, with unexpected help from Neal H/C, angst, humor, fluff: Sick & loopy Neal mentions being abused as a child. He thinks of Peter as a father figure Sep-Dec 2003 Pre-series CC AU (Caffrey Conversation Alternate Universe) Characters: Neal, Peter, Elizabeth, Mozzie, Hughes

When Neal is tricked into pulling off a heist he has to figure out who conned him and why before it ruins any chance he has with an early release from the FBI. This is an Alternate Universe due to Alternate Ending to 'Diamond Exchange'. I'd love to say more...but 'spoilers'. ;) I promise plenty of fun, crime, angst, bromance, everything that made White Collar a great show.

This is set after the series finale. June is ill and Neal comes home from Paris to see her. A secret from June's past helps them become closer as they uncover their bonds of loss, forgiveness and family.

Neal's tracker shows he is out of his radius as a snowstorm blankets the city. The marshals think he is attempting to flee but Peter knows better.

What would Neal's life have been like in Prison? I have been watching Prison Break and it has got me thinking about what the charming and confident Neal Caffrey would have experienced in the Pen. Let's face it, he's not exactly a violent type, so he was bound to face trouble at some point. This fic explores the possibilities.

Peter and Neal get a glimpse of what their lives could have been like, had they chosen different paths. It's not at all what they would have expected. [Genfic: angst, emotional hurt/comfort. Warning for mention of alcoholism. Oneshot.]

His nickname is Mozzie, but the world knows him under a different name. He's a respectable member of society, until suddenly his life is turned upside down. After Mozzie contacts him with a plea for help, Neal will have to use all his skills to protect his friend. However, he doesn't realize that the man on their trail is Peter Burke, the agent who has already captured him once. AU

Peter arrested for murder, Neal's father on the run... This is how I'd resolve the situation following the Season 4 finale.

Four times Peter wasn't all that worried and one time he was scared to death. Or, four times Neal had someone to catch him and one time he didn't.

In order to take down one of New York's mobsters, Diana takes on an interesting role when she and Peter go undercover. But when the case starts falling apart, she has to do everything in her power to save Peter's life – and then make peace with her decisions afterwards.

Peter and Neal have been partners for three years, and after all the ups and downs, they're in a good place. But when tragedy strikes, and a lengthy prison sentence separates them, can they keep their friendship intact? (WARNING: Canon character death)

For Peter and Neal, it was an ordinary day, conducting routine FBI business. Until, suddenly, it wasn't. Now COMPLETE.

The visiting agent to the NY FBI Major Thefts Unit is not what they had expected. Or, in which Peter decides to never be forced into vacation, again, and Neal and Mozzie carry out a series of home break-ins.

It's in the way he says your name... pre-slash N/P Nothing extreme or expicit! A short trip into Neal's mind.

The hold of Peter's stare is tenacious, and it's all Neal can do not to look away, not to look at his feet and shift like a small boy with too many regrets, because his eyes are watering again and it's not from coughing and he doesn't want Peter to see. [Or, a short fic inspired by 4x11]

"People always said that drowning was one of the most peaceful ways to die. Apparently there was an air of tranquility about it, a softness, a light, a sense of just letting everything go, of being truly free." Neal drowns and Peter pulls him from the water. That's just what friends do for each other. Set pre-series. Peter and Neal frienship, Neal angst, no slash.

It's cold and strange outside. The Christmas lights have a weird dance going on with the snow in the sky. Everything hurts. It hurts to move, it hurts to think. He's supposed to be running from someone... or is someone supposed to be looking for him? He stole something again... he thinks. Probably.

It is Christmas Eve and Peter and Neal are wrapping up a case when an unthinkable tragedy occurs. What happens next is truly strange and sad but also shows the priceless value having people around who really care. (Not a death story even though it looks like it.) Rated T just to be on the safe side.

Neal forges a painting. Peter watches.

And there's something there, in those eyes, in that frown on the young man's face that speaks of Thanksgivings with nothing to be thankful for, something that causes Peter to reach down and put a hand on the kid's head, because who needs duplicity when you have alcohol?

When chance crosses the paths of Neal Caffrey, a hungry but determined man struggling to survive on parole after eight years in prison, and Peter Burke, the still somewhat infatuated agent who put him in jail to begin with, will they accept it as fate or will they go their separate ways? (AU where Neal served the extra four years in prison rather than become a CI.) **COMPLETE**

An undercover operation goes badly wrong, leaving both Peter and Neal in precarious positions. Final chapter up!

"You know, for some reason, every great con man in the world needs to master the game of pool at some point in his life." Even the great Neal Caffrey had to come from somewhere. The story of how a dingy pool hall and an old grifter put a young boy on the path to becoming one of the greatest cons in the world. Warning: Spoilers for late season 3/all of season 4.

When they come to Europe, Neal and Mozzie decide to pull a heist that the world hasn't seen yet. Pre-series, "wacky hijinks and zany schemes".

Neal and Peter end up fleeing for their lives on a case. They are forced into a less than ideal hiding place. Then Neal makes a few very unpleasant discoveries and finds it a worse prison then the one he left behind. And Peter has a very pressing problem of his own.

He wanted to know who was following him, and more specifically, why . . .

Admitting you care's a tough thing to do, but actions speak louder than words. Due to his careful surveillance, Peter is the first one to know when Neal's hurt in prison. Now he has to figure out how to help a friend he didn't realize he had. Pre-series.

Peter is forced to spend the weekend at Neal's. Despite grave misgivings by both, they actually relax and enjoy themselves, with the help of June and Mozzie, learning a bit more about each other just by being together.

Neal just wanted to go to lunch a little early that day. But life has a way of getting complicated. Set post-Checkmate in Season 3.

A jealous FBI agent wants Neal out of the way. What will our favorite con man do? N/P bromance, no slash.

In the aftermath of Elizabeth's kidnapping, Neal has to make a life-defining choice - and then he has to face its consequences. Post 3.10 Countdown story.

A series of unusual suicides lead Peter and Neal into the world of the occult, and a scam. However a sudden turn in Neal's luck leave some believing in a true curse...as bad goes to worse they find a dangerous enemy where they least expect to find one.

He slipped slowly into a melancholy daze- that half formed gauzy sleep,which captivates the mind,enthralls it,stimulates it with fragmented images,and catches of a musical turn and splotches of vibrant colour,and that dull half-light.Introspective on Art

AU in which Neal has survived his reckless art-thief career mostly because he has a literal guardian angel. Guess who.

AU. Peter, disabled on the job, buys a farm with El in upstate New York and raises horses. But retirement isn't suiting Peter so well, which means it's probably just as well when an injured forger turns up on their doorstep with trouble behind him.

Just another Friday evening at the White Collar offices.

AU What if... Neal was never caught by Peter, got away with the bond forgery and scam on Adler but still ends up meeting Elizabeth while Peter is still chasing him? Whump/Kidnapping/hurt comfort/friendship. Season1/2/3 Spoilers.

Peter's birthday is fast approaching, but something is missing.

Pre-Series: There's a criminal that Neal doesn't like and what Neal does best isn't enough; he needs help from a 'friend'... Rated T, only to be safe. gen.

On a cold winter night, Neal needed something to warm him up. An order of peppermint schnapps got him a little bit more than he asked for. Note: has been beta'd, no slash

It would be crazy to go into the water, it must be barely thirty-two degrees . . .

Peter and Neal get trapped in Peter's basement, and Neal finds some unexpected things.

It's hard enough to trust a conman when he's alive - let alone when he's dead. AU for the season one finale. Peter-centric, but everyone shows up at some point.

It's an important anniversary in Neal's life, but the day isn't going quite the way he planned.

A tag to the episode Countermeasures: The counterfeiting operation left Neal with a lot to think about. But one thing is clear - June wants to dance, and Neal wants to oblige her.

There's a recession on, and the economy is tough all over. But what happens when budget cuts hit a little too close to home for the White Collar unit?

Pre-series. Peter is chasing Neal. Neal is caught because he saves Peter's life. Non-slash.

Neal really didn't like guns. Needless to say, bullets weren't his friends either.

Pre-Series. Somewhere between New York and Peter's hotel room, Neal had managed to lose most of his clothes. Neal/Peter. Sort of. Not really. Oneshot.