A collaborative effort by FraidyCat and Serialgal. Charlie is the victim of an elaborate setup. Don deals with both his brother's legal, and personal, issues. The fallout puts both of their lives in danger. Now complete.

A policewoman takes a statement on Christmas Eve.

No one is laughing when a practical joke takes a serious turn.

Most people would do anything to save a parent, even if it means putting innocents and other family in danger. NB: Sequel to Failure and Vigilante Terrorist. COMPLETE.

One of the team has been kidnapped, can the others find him before they run out of time.

Don and his team catch a cold case involving missing and possibly dead children. As usual, they turn to Charlie for assistance, but not the usual assistance that they get from their resident genius. This was written for the 2006 Alphabet Challenge

When a photography session becomes a life or death situation, the Eppes family's inner strengths are revealed.

When the team gathers at Charlie's for a rowdy weekend off, Don begins to realize that he doesn't really know his little brother at all... Rated for language and general stupid behavior.

It was just going to be a nice day out on a boat helping his brother on a math project. At least that's how it started … COMPLETE.

With an FBI agent under his control just how far is a vigilante willing to go to catch a terrorist? NB: Sequel to Failure. COMPLETE.

Charlie lands himself in trouble.

In the pursuit capital of America, even an FBI agent and a math professor can be in the wrong place at the wrong time. COMPLETE

Charlie reflects on Don's thirteenth birthday. Oneshot based on Money for Nothing.

Several million people in LA, a hundred different criminal elements, two FBI agents battling over one mathematician. Complete story.

Don, Charlie and the team are held hostage by a radical antigovernment group. Rated T for some violence and bad language. Episodic fic.

Charlie, Larry and Amita visit Charlie's alma mater, Princeton. This was written before I learned that Larry was also at Princeton, so I guess it's alternate universe now.This is also a Numb3rsHouse crossover, heavy on the Numb3rs. Final Chapter up!

What happens when Charlie gets abducted? How do the Eppes men deal with the psychological and physical ramifications? Characters study.

Oneshot. Charlie contemplates change.

Charlie is lost...found...and still lost.

A record breaking rainfall.A vicious vehicular assault.Two cars in the water.A terrifying situation for our favorite federal agent & his genius brother.But who was the real target? In the aftermath of the accident,can the team find out in time? COMPLETE

Part Three of Three. Charlie keeps his promise,but during a botched escape attempt the courthouse becomes a warzone for the gangs of LA and Don finds himself on a quest for revenge that could tear him apart. Warning:Character Death SERIES COMPLETED!

Part Two of Three. The backpack turns up, the truth comes out and a confrontation with unexpected visitors lands Don and Charlie in a situation that could cost them both their lives. SERIES COMPLETED

Part one of three. An earthquake.A derailed subway car.Six young gang members,a gun and a claustrophobic math professor.Looks like he picked the wrong day to conquer an irrational fear. SERIES COMPLETED!

One Long Night in a Convenience Store

Charlie tries his hand at rocket building. Oneshot fluff.

Charlie’s misguided perception that Don has no respect for him. Ahhh. Misunderstandings. A feel good one shot. Please read and leave your comments!

Charlie learns all about Kevlar first hand. Don uses anger to mask his fears while Charlie faces his. And a quest for retribution may end Charlie's life before they get the chance to make amends. Completed.Revised slighly and errors corrected Sept'06

Baseball, city planning, numbers, and a crime lord: keeps all three Eppes men active. Conclusion is posted. Does the ending work?

An exploration into Don and Charlie's relationship through the years.

Sequel to The Eyes Have It and Windows of the Soul. Part 3 Eye Series.

Charlie. Don. Basketball. Faith. This story was published on live journal last year, so I apologize if you've seen it before.

Don's thoughts about his brother. Please note that this was published on live journal a year ago, but as it's been suggested to me a number of times that I post it here, I thought I'd finally do it. I apologize if you've read it before.

Sequel to The Eyes Have It. Charlie deals with the aftermath of a shooting in the FBI offices. Part 2 of Eye series.

Villians invade FBI headquarters, and someone we know is caught in the crossfire. Charliecentric cause he rules. Part 1 of Eye series.

Why Don might have become an FBI agent. Oneshot.

You know, you read about, you hear about it, but you never think it’s going to happen to you, to your high school.

For anyone who's ever had a brother. FAIR WARNING: Yes, it'll probably be Charliecentric.

NOT a sequel. Brother angst. Charliecentric, Eppes Relationships

This story takes place immediately after It's Never Too Late. Charlie and Don have dinner.

Don and his team are called out to investigate a murder of a not so prominent researcher. Who's the real target? Story complete.

When the Eppes family gets bad news, will it bring them together, or tear them apart?

A tragic accident helps Don gain some insight into his relationship with Charlie.

Charlie gets a scare in the ER.

Charlie and Amita encounter an unexpected danger when they visit Don’s office. Last two chapters now posted! Complete.

A drug case brings an old friend for Don and bad memories for Charlie. Rated M for strong language.

Don and Charlie take off together but when everything goes wrong they have to look after themselves and each other.

A very short story told from a third party POV.

Can Don help Charlie find some peace after a child porn case turns his life upside down and dredges up a secret from his past? ONE SHOT In Plain Sight Spoilers COMPLETE

Young Charlie isn't happy and using math finds a drastic solution to his problems

Sometimes a life changing event can begin and end over an incredibly short time period. Story has warnings violence against a child. Minor grammar changes made

Charlie is kidnapped! Or is he? An inexlplicable event causes Charlie to question his own sanity. Don beleives Charlie's mind is working just fine, and that something much darker is taking place. Rated for violence. Complete!

Don is putting together a basketball team and Charlie wants to join. Fluff. Set in Season 1. Complete.

COMPLETE. A suspected smuggling operation leads to a case that even Charlie's math skills can't handle. Will he go too far trying to help solve it, especially once Don gets in over his head? Numb3rs Awards Round One winner for Case-Related.

Can Don Eppes do his job when one of the hostages he has to rescue is his brother? A case story in 8 chapters plus an epilogue, with multiple posts per chapter.

Charlie's poor spelling skills create tension between the brothers. Story complete.

While conditioning for a bicycle race, Charlie becomes stranded in the desert following an accident, and ends up playing a game of cat and mouse with an escaped convict. PG13 for violence and attempted rape. COMPLETE

Hmm…why on Earth is Charlie digging through Don’s old Monty Python tapes? You will appreciate this more if you have seen The Holy Grail, though anyone can follow it.

What will Charlie do when his and Don's roles are reversed. Will he be able to save Don in time?

This is a companion piece to Sunday Matinee. OC of Paul is from that fic. Set during freshman year of college. Both brothers live at home. Charlie attends CalSci, Don attends UCLA.

One-shot. Set during Don and Charlie's senior year of high school. Character study of Don and Charlie's relationship.

An extra scene from "Sacrifice" taken from Alans comment "irrational jealousy". And an idea on what it may mean.rnrnChapter 2 is up now...story is now complete

COMPLETE. Charlie and Don end up on opposite sides of the case when a CalSci student is accused of eco-terrorism in conjunction with a Southern California landslide.

PostSabotage. Don sees Charlie in a new light.

Don wishes Charlie were normal. Charlie's willing to grant that wish, but at what cost? (Set when the guys were in high school).

A companion piece to blackwingedbird's 'A New Frontier'. Charlie's viewpoint on that fateful day he first meets Larry Fleinhardt. Nominated for 2006 Numb3rs Awards! Link in profile

The meeting of the minds... The day Larry and Charlie met. Pre-Sacrifice, one shot.

A short oneshot: Don visits Charlie's class at the university and discovers why the students love Dr. Eppes. Nominated for 2006 Numb3rs Awards! See link in profile.

Don says something he ends up regretting.

A serial set when Charlie is 10 and Don 18...WIP?

COMPLETE! Amita is attacked. Can Charlie and Don figure out who it was?

Charlie's brother accuses him of wanting to hide away from the real world, but what does Agent Don Eppes really know of his brother's life? Of his work? COMPLETE

What if Don had been drunk when Charlie came by at 2AM?Counterfeit Reality Alternate Ending

Don's history with Kim is out in the open. Now it's Charlie's turn.

A simple consulting case turns into a matter of life and death for Charlie and Don.

Set after Structural Corruption. We know that Charlie was shaken by Finn Montgomery's suicide, but do we know just how badly? And do we truly know why? Major Charlie angst. Please R&R!

Don at the bridge where there was just a suicide.

There's a big spider.

Adam has just returned home from college and Joe is feeling neglected and unloved.

The Cartwrights are plunged into mourning when they informed of Joe's death.

First posted on Code Red in 1999. Complete. Johnny takes Roy's children camping and crosses paths with escaped convicts.

A relative plants a terrible doubt in Joe Cartwright's mind after he is hit by a tragedy.

A nasty joke brings back bad memories from "Blind man's Bluff".

Lucas is used as a means for revenge against his father. Lucas Bridger story