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 ~ Ismaro

Ismaro ~ Stories found at Major Crime's Most Wanted (at Brothers in Arms)
Date First Story Posted: June 1999
Author Profile ~ Ismaro, also known as Izzy, is a TS fan who happened on the series in the third season, when 'Warriors' hooked her. Unfortunately, she discovered that a whole lot of really good stories had already been told about Jim and Blair and everyone at M.C. and all the villains, etc., etc., and so forth. Good heavens, she thought to herself, are there any stories left to be told? She pondered for a while, and this is what she came up with.
Email: ligela@sympatico.ca

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• The Drabble Collection
• Drabble #1 -- Jim's thoughts about Blair in the aftermath of a hostage-taking. Originally posted to the CascadeTimes List.
• Drabble #2 -- Blair's thoughts about Jim when a case goes bad. A slightly edited version from the one originally posted to the CascadeTimes List.
• Rank and File -- Simon stands a hospital vigil.
• Reflections -- An argument over shower rights has Jim and Blair at each other's throats.
• Everybody Dies -- The worst befalls Cascade. Warning: Death!
• Winners -- The Major Crimes gang, sans Jim and Blair, start a pool.
• Energizer -- When a listsib falls ill, so does Blair.
• Permutations and Combinations -- Henri Brown looks back on a day of tragedy. Rated R for potentially disturbing content; also includes the permanent disability of a minor canon character.
• By Fair or Fowl Means -- Response to the CascadeTimes 1999 Thanksgiving Challenge. Jim and Blair must win a race to defend Major Crimes' honour. Co-starring Dirk the Duck.
• Morality Tale -- When the Shaman takes the law into his own hands, what's a Sentinel to do? This story deals with mature themes; reader discretion is advised.
• Computer Ease -- A reality-based story, believe it or not. The magic date of January 1, 2000, causes sturm und drang for Major Crimes.
• The Freeing -- Starksville leaves its mark on Jim, and it's up to Blair to remove it. An epilogue to Prisoner X.
• Golden Opportunity -- The price of "free money."
• Just Foolin' Around -- It's April Fool's Day and Jim's love life gets interesting.
• Muffled Laughter and Loud Smiles -- A meeting that never took place. An AU epilogue to Siege.
• Three Happy People -- Three people take advantage of a sunny summer day. This story deals with mature themes; reader discretion is advised.
• Scintillant -- Sabotage at the Pacific Rim International Fireworks Extravaganza has Jim partnered with Joel, and Blair desperate to reach them.
• A Hero to His Men -- Captain Simon Banks' finest hour (a sort of AU, non-canonical kind of story).
• Litter Control -- Alex Barnes is missing, and Jim and Blair come to a terrifying realization. This story deals with mature themes; reader discretion is advised.
• Goodbyes -- When there is no easy way out, to whom does one's first loyalty lie?
• Canis Dirus -- Blair Sandburg is resurrected at the fountain, leaving Jim Ellison a haunted man.
• Nothin' but Air -- Three gorgeous guys, basketball, and skin-tight lurex.
• Matchless -- What in the world could possibly lead Jim to attack Blair?
• Poor Little Match Boy -- A Christmas story.
• The Date -- Jim has a big date planned, and turns to the master for help in using his senses to his advantage.
• The Great and Terrible Oz -- A nightmare shakes Jim to the core of his being. An epilogue for The Killers.
• Why Blair Flunked Out of the Police Academy -- Only Blair...
• Dealing -- When Blair is arrested for drug smuggling, will the tragic consequences tear apart Sentinel and Guide? An alternate ending for The Girl Next Door. This story deals with mature and disturbing themes; reader discretion is advised.
• The Proper Perspective -- When a difficult case is assigned to a joint task force, a Homicide cop with a chip on his shoulder challenges Blair to prove himself.
• The Toast -- A Valentine's Day story.
• Drenched -- A cold and wet snippet.
• Clarity, Epilogue (N5-5) -- Main story by CarolROI. Jim and Blair investigate the source of a new and dangerous drug that has hit Cascade.
• To W.E., on Father's Day -- A note from son to father. (Poetry)
• Undercover -- Only Jim would complain about an undercover assignment in paradise.
• Vertically Challenged -- On the Police Academy obstacle course, Blair must face The Wall.
• Tinderbox (N5-12) -- Co-authored with Linda3. When a disturbing arson case sets Jim and Blair at each other's throat, tempers flare, threatening to turn their friendship to ashes.
• Special Delivery, Epilogue (N5-13) -- Main story by DawnC and Alberte. Season finale! Blair's graduation approaches, but a set-up may jeopardize his future.
• Cockroach! Cockroach! Cockroach! -- An exercise in RRUFF, Really Rotton Ugly Fan Fiction, following the tradition of Bulwer-Lyton (of "It was a dark and stormy night..." fame).
• Eternal Justice (N6-02) -- A string of murders bears an uncanny resemblance to killings committed over a century ago. Is someone emulating a master or is something supernatural at work? Halloween episode. Rated R.
• Salamander (N6-03) -- On the eve of the millennium, Jim and Blair are trapped on a mysterious island.
• Detecting Sandburg (N6-04) -- A "Missing" Episode. Jim was sure Blair'd said "seven days." He was sure he'd *heard* "seven days and I'll be out of your hair." What happened?
• The Centurion -- AU; in-progress. A Roman aristocrat acquires a unique new slave. Rated R for adult themes and violence typical for that era.

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