A short coda to 'Coming Home'. For dog-lovers only.

In a direct sequel to 'Tipping Point', this explores what happens when Eric finally makes contact with Horatio, after a seven year gap. It's not quite how he expected... but what did he expect? And will Horatio finally stop running and come home? And is 'home' Miami or somewhere else? (Trying to tie up a story I left up in the air!)

Horatio suffers a horrendous lapse of judgment. He leaves the Crime Lab, and Miami. Seven years on, Eric still misses him and struggles to understand what happened to the man he loved like a brother.

This little tale is probably for dog-lovers only. It might be called 'The Further Adventures of Sebastien'. Horatio takes on more than he expects when he does a favor for Cecile.

A very lightweight little one-shot, as it's that time of year! A slightly forlorn Horatio has an oddly uplifting encounter with a beggar.

A little one-shot. Set some five years in the future, a conversation between two friends, as they contemplate getting older.

This started as a one-shot, but seems to need a Part 2. News comes in of a plane crash. A plane that Horatio may or may not be on. As they try to get news, the team learns that waiting is the hardest part.

Dwelling in the past is futile. It can't be changed or put right. Yet a brutal and apparently motiveless murder has the hallmark of a revenge attack - for something in the past. So, while the team tries to solve it, the past is the place to go. Meanwhile, Horatio has problems of his own - is his past coloring his actions? This follows directly from my story, 'Taking A Break'.

A rather tongue-in-cheek one shot about Horatio's ferocious need to keep his private life private.

It's what looks like a routine murder, if there is such a thing. But an eight year old boy is missing. The clues seem to be coming thick and fast - it should be simple. But the crooks are amateurs, and bungle their getaway. They soon make things much worse for themselves. And for Horatio. And, despite their incompetence, getting them won't be as easy as it first seemed.

Someone makes an attempt on Horatio's life. Trouble is, he's got no idea who, and there's very little to go on. Worse - as they failed, are they going to try again?

This is a sequel to 'Conversations'. It follows a growing friendship between Horatio and his former psychiatrist, Cecile. And a small dog called Sebastien.

This takes place after Season 10 and immediately after my story 'Paying the Price'. Horatio unexpectedly meets his former psychiatrist, Cecile Fournier (see my story 'Good Man Turned Bad' where their relationship began). She offers a sympathetic ear for him to share his current concerns, particularly his misgivings about Calleigh's adoption of the North children.

We all pay the price for our unwise decisions. The victims of Miami's latest killer. And maybe even Horatio himself.

Another little one-shot - thoughts of Horatio. How hard is it to live with this man - to love him - when he gives away so little? It's a sequel to 'Interlude' but it stands alone, I think.

You know those days when you really should have stayed in bed? Even Horatio has them, now and again. This isn't much of a story - I'm a bit out of ideas at the moment - but I was driving over flooded roads the other day, thinking about Horatio... Anyway, thought I'd share it.

Horatio is taken hostage. He has no idea by whom, or why, and is painfully aware that he's been unable to leave any clue or message to help anyone find him. His only hope is to escape, but that seems impossible. Meanwhile, his team struggles to find some trace of where he's gone.

A sequel to 'Can't Do This Anymore'. Not sure where we're going to go with this, but couldn't leave him crying on the beach. Horatio is in limbo, doesn't know if he even has a job anymore. He struggles with thoughts of his future, possible retirement... And his health, which he might like to ignore, but can't.

Horatio's annual medical throws up an unwelcome surprise, and his superiors take unexpectedly harsh action. Can a man used to action ever settle into a desk job? And, if he can't, what's the future for him? This is dedicated to jasmine105, who sowed the idea.

A little one-shot. It's just what I was thinking when I woke up... If you love Horatio, you'll understand!

A sequel to 'Miami's Hero'. The aftermath of being poisoned stays with Horatio, mentally as much as physically. As before, Frank proves to be a true friend.

Horatio attracts an unwanted admirer, and treats the matter far too casually. It may not end well for him. Please note this is 'Drama' not 'Romance' - wouldn't want to disappoint anyone.

Short and sad. WARNING - major character death.

This was written as a bit of a joke. Could I still make H appealing even if he was in a revolting state? Well, I still love him!

Horatio is conscious that he's not the man he was. He doesn't really understand what happened, and he's not sure he can correct it. And who can he turn to for help?

Agent Renee Locklear isn't easily impressed, especially not by macho police types. Then she meets one of Miami's finest...

In 10.01, with H on the ground, Eric yells 'I'll be right back'. Well, they missed that scene out, didn't they? So I sort of had to write it. Only problem was, I couldn't get H back to the lab... Thought I'd publish anyway, for those who like H to suffer

In which Horatio is badly hurt, and Calleigh gets rather more involved with him than she intended.

Just my take on some of the spoilers for 10.01. If you don't like spoilers, don't read. Needed to get this out of my system.

Sequel to Episode 324. Not an actioner, just an exploration of Horatio and his friendship with Eric.

H, as usual failing to wait for backup, finds his legendary luck runs out.

A poem for those who see H as a damaged hero

Horatio loses his 'out without a scratch' reputation in a big way.