'Shadow Puppets' by Suz
- A vignette bridging 'Joaquin' and 'Brothers'. Rated PG-13.

'How She Feels' by Amanda
- Set several weeks after the seventh season finale. Diane goes looking for Denby...suitable for all.

'A Trip To A Little Corner of Hell' by Pat B.
- A few days after 'The Last Roundup', Diane discovers the truth about Denby. PG-13.

'A Simple Product' by Suz
- Denby composes a letter that Diane will never read. Suitable for all.

'Scenes From An Italian Restaurant (With Apologies To Billy Joel)' by Pat B
- After everything, Denby meets Diane for dinner.

'Some Girlfriend' by Suz
- When the blonde woman turns up for the kid, Kate Mitchell asks where Denby is...

'The Tango' by Kristin
- Called into a meeting, Diane discovers the truth.

'Only Human' by Daun Cz
- Two years after Denby, Diane sees someone who looks mighty familiar. PG-13.

'The Essence of The Beast' by Pat B
- In bed with a long time acquaintance, Denby has a little trouble...rated NC-17. ADULTS ONLY.

'A Scene of Some Familiarity' by Suz
- Waking up in an alleyway, Denby suffers a severe case of deja vu. PG-13.

'One For My Baby' by Kristin
- Continues on from the events in 'The Tango'. Diane learns another of Denby's talents - much to her chagrin - and then just as she's beginning to relax...

'New Kids On The Block' by Pat B
- Detective Gavins arrives to start his new assignment at the 15th, then finds out who his partner is. Rated PG-13 for language.

'Previously' by Meg
- In 1930's San Francisco, Sam Denby says a goodbye.

'Musings Of...' by Suz
- Someone or something in Denby's apartment awaits his return.

'The Treasure Hunt' by Penny
- At the first annual SCOTTResort Ball, things start to heat up. NC-17. ADULTS ONLY.

'Little Good-Byes' by Rob
- After 'The Last Roundup', Denby has some apologising to do.

'Strangers In The Night' by Kristin
- Continues on from 'One For My Baby'. Sipowitz jumps to a conclusion, Diane hates pink, and a paperclip gets bent - although not by Danny.

'Little Hercules' by Rob
- Picks up after 'Little Good-Byes'. Settling in with her new partner, Diane goes for a hot chocolate and ends up bumping into Detective...Rugby?...again.

'Bent' by Kimberly
- About to give testimony, Denby needs someone to pick him up. That 'someone' does, but is disturbed by something she hears...

'Nocturne' by Kristin
- Continues from where 'Strangers In The Night' left off. Denby wakes, Diane looks funny when she wakes up, and a Medavoy leprechaun makes an appearance.

'Something About Harry' by Suz
- Having just moved into a new apartment, Claire keeps in contact with her sister via e-mail. Telling her sibling about her everyday life, she begins to type about a mysterious neighbour known only as 'Harry'...

'Knight Moves' by Rob
- Picks up where 'Little Hercules' left off. Okay, she agreed to go, but she's not the only one along for the ride. And where the heck is that glove?

'Three Strikes and A Prayer' by Kristin
- Continues on from 'Nocturne'. As usual no one trusts Denby, but the meeting with Mom is soon upon them, not to mention the infamous Miguel...

'Friends Like These' by mystril
- Diane insists of course that it's 'really not like that', but no one believes her. Does anyone really care, as long as Medavoy gets annoyed?

'Coming Up Close' by Rob
- Picks up where 'Knight Moves' left off. So things didn't work out quite as planned - but this is Denby's world, so that figures. When he sees Diane's true face however, she begins to freak.

'Shuffling The Deck' by Dauncz
- Sequel to 'Only Human'. Jill returns for a visit and Diane is delighted to see her. That is, until, she discovers her real motive for turning up.

'I'm Just Wilde About Harry' by Kristin
- Continues on from 'Three Strikers And A Prayer'. Diane starts to miss Denby, Miguel does an excellent police radio impression, and Denby's previous alcoholism gets him into more trouble than anyone could have anticipated.

'Benjamin Plain' by Rob
- Picks up where 'Coming Up Close' left off. With the kind of amazing luck that Denby has, Diane accidentally finds out all kinds of interesting things about his family. Will it matter? And just what can Bejamin and Marisa see outside that window?

'You Deserve A Break Today' by Kristin
- Continues on from 'I'm Just Wilde About Harry'.

'In The Mood' by Kristin
- Continues on from 'You Deserve A Break Today'.

'Opus 20' by Kristin
- Continues on from 'In The Mood'.

'Stairway To Paradise' by Dauncz
- Harry Denby - romantic author extraordinare - gets interrupted by the woman of his dreams.

'Crossing Champlain' by Robbie
- Takes places two years after "The Last Round-Up"; Denby is working as a TV script writer and he contacts Diane to apologize...setting is Vermont.