Hear ye, hear ye... this being the complete list of my fanfiction, both on LiveJournal and off. Works are listed by fandom, and then publishing order. If works are related to each other, this is conveniently marked!

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( Enter the library... )

Title: Mr. Monk and the Senator's Offer
Author: htbthomas
Fandom: Monk
Rating: PG
Word Count: 645 words
Summary: When Natalie gets an offer to work for someone else, she struggles between her affection for Mr. Monk and the opportunity of a lifetime.
Author’s Note: A birthday fic for languagejunkie, the wife of bretzysdude.

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( The deviled egg shifted ever so slightly, a few degrees counterclockwise. )

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Title: Mr. Disher and the Date (aka Mr. Monk Hates Almonds), 4/4
Rating: PG
Word Count: Part 4: 2,500 words
Characters: Leland Stottlemeyer, Randy Disher, Adrian Monk, Natalie Teeger
Setting: During the Season 6 hiatus, after “Mr. Monk Stays Up All Night.” However, it’s spoiler-light, so anyone who is familiar with the later seasons should have no trouble!
Summary: The team investigates the puzzling murder of a welder. Oh, and Randy Disher has a date. A Stottlemeyer and Disher-focused tale. Gen.

Previously: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

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( “So, Mr. Monk, do you think she did it?” Randy asked in a low voice as the four of them -- Monk, Natalie, Disher and Stottlemeyer -- walked up the drive to the Nichols’ house. He was far too cheerful -- especially after the night he’d had. But something about getting close to a solution on a case always made the junior detective giddy. )

Title: Mr. Disher and the Date (aka Mr. Monk Hates Almonds), 3/4
Rating: PG
Word Count: 3,000 words
Characters: Leland Stottlemeyer, Randy Disher, Adrian Monk, Natalie Teeger
Setting: During the Season 6 hiatus, after “Mr. Monk Stays Up All Night.” However, it’s spoiler-light, so anyone who is familiar with the later seasons should have no trouble!
Summary: The team investigates the puzzling murder of a welder. Oh, and Randy Disher has a date. A Stottlemeyer and Disher-focused tale. Gen.

Previously: Part 1 | Part 2

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( Captain Stottlemeyer was spending another evening reading a report, this time the coroner’s report for Bill Nichols. He scanned the page, noting the place and time of death. Nichols definitely had a cold; his nasal passages had been blocked and his lungs filled with fluid, but the coroner had determined his illness was not the cause of death. And no head trauma either, which might have explained the way he was found on the floor. )

Next: Part 4

Title: Mr. Disher and the Date (aka Mr. Monk Hates Almonds), 2/4
Rating: PG
Word Count: Part 2: 2,300 words
Characters: Leland Stottlemeyer, Randy Disher, Adrian Monk, Natalie Teeger
Setting: During the Season 6 hiatus, after “Mr. Monk Stays Up All Night.” However, it’s spoiler-light, so anyone who is familiar with the later seasons should have no trouble!
Summary: The team investigates the puzzling murder of a welder. Oh, and Randy Disher has a date. A Stottlemeyer and Disher-focused tale. Gen.

Previously: Part 1

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( Monk stared warily at the object of his disdain -- an innocuous-looking sachet. It spun slowly as it hung from the rear-view mirror, unfortunately emitting a strong almond scent. )

Next: Part 3

Title: Mr. Disher and the Date (aka Mr. Monk Hates Almonds), 1/4
Rating: PG
Word Count: Part 1: 1700 words
Characters: Leland Stottlemeyer, Randy Disher, Adrian Monk, Natalie Teeger
Setting: During the Season 6 hiatus, after “Mr. Monk Stays Up All Night.” However, it’s spoiler-light, so anyone who is familiar with the later seasons should have no trouble!
Summary: The team investigates the puzzling murder of a welder. Oh, and Randy Disher has a date. A Stottlemeyer and Disher-focused tale. Gen.
Author's Note This was my yuletide story -- and my first ever real foray into the Monk fandom. I wrote it for jane_elliot, who asked for a Stottlemeyer/Disher story -- with PLOT! I'd never thought of focusing on those two (though I did place the characters into my list of characters I would write for!), so I completely blame any awesomeness on her idea. ♥ A big, special thank you to everyone who commented and recommended this story in the community!

Thank you to alphielj, alamo_girl80, foxtwin, oldromantic and van_el for the beta help -- I was so nervous about this!

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( Although winter in San Francisco was rarely very cold, nightfall still came as early here as anywhere else. Most of the shop windows on Bryant Street were dark, the businesses closed for the evening. One light, however, illuminated the street outside with intermittent flickers of sparkling light. )

Next: Part 2