5 Works in Barry Frost & Maura Isles
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The Butterfly Effect: The idea that something small, like getting coffee, can have much larger effects, such as altering your career. The butterfly effect rests on the notion that the world is deeply interconnected, such that one small occurrence can influence a much larger complex system.
What if Frost didn't die in the accident? What if Jane didn't lose her baby? What if her and Maura realised they were more than just friends?
Rated mature for descriptions of blood/violence and minor sexual themes.
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They’re getting ready for bed when Maura speaks up.
“Do you really think I’m not maternal?”
Jane blinks, toothbrush frozen against her back molars as she meets her girlfriend’s gaze in the bathroom mirror. Maura’s arms are folded over her chest, and she’s got on Jane’s favorite nightgown and robe combination, a pale blue floral set that went well with Maura’s blonde hair. But she’s frowning, expression clouded, and Jane slowly extracts the toothbrush from her mouth, spitting toothpaste in the sink.
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This is going to be a series of one or more shots set on their off days and in down time. I am marking complete because each "snipit" will be a story own its own, but will follow the general time line of the series. Eventually Jane and Maura will be together and you as the reader will see it happen slowly. Somewhat cannon through season 5.
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- Part 1 of Days in the City
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Jane goes through the stages of grief in a brief flash after the loss of Frost
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¿Qué habría pasado si el capítulo del pub de lesbianas hubiera ocurrido en otro momento y de diferente forma? Jane y Maura se ven obligadas a hacerse pasar por una pareja para encontrar a la principal sospechosa del asesinato, pero cuando la detective se ve envuelta en una situación espinosa con una chica, Maura acude en su rescate. ¿Cuál será su plan? ¿Y la reacción de Jane?