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Part One of the Ryan Series. Hutch is still recovering from his heroin ordeal. He is getting stronger and finding his way back into his role as Detective Sergeant, undercover. Just as well because an old friend from the boy’s past is back and Starsky will need all of Hutch’s reserves and more. This story is continued in Then Neither… -
Part Two of the Ryan Trilogy. Starsky is suspended in the wake of the trauma he has suffered at the hands of Detective Ryan Lancaster. Hutch is struggling to manage the emotional and psychological fallout that his friend is suffering. Starsky is off the streets, Ryan is still operational and Hutch is feeling the pressure of dealing with the aftermath… -
Part Three of the Ryan Series: Part Three of the Trilogy: “If I Can’t Have You Then Neither Can He.” Starsky and Hutch are trying to reconnect the dots after Ryan Lancaster has blown away their norm. Can they get back on track with their careers, their lives and their friendship? Will they be able to go forward and wipe… -
FictionGen Art in FictionSlash Action/AdventureSlash AU Alternate UniverseSlash Big Bang 2014Slash Episode-RelatedSlash FicSlash NovelSlash RomanceVanessa Hutchinson’s sudden reappearance into her ex-husband’s life unsettles Hutch and Starsky in more ways than they can anticipate. She shows up just as both men are on the cusp of facing some deep truths about their long-term partnership and where it might be heading. Vanessa’s late night arrival rocks Hutch emotionally and immediately propels Starsky into protective mode, since…
You Can Take the Boy Out of Brookyln
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“I first learned that I was capable of true deceit when I was eight years old. That very afternoon on the same day, I learned the true meaning of guilt. Thirty years later I learned something else. I was just as capable of abusing the trust of a friend as when I was a guileless eight-year-old. Not just my best… -
Starsky needs to define something. He’s searching for the word or the words and its not coming easily to him. Can Hutch help him this time? There’s banter, lots of toe-work and an unexpected (or maybe not) solution to Starsky’s existential problem. Starsky was bored. Well not bored as in the sense that he had nothing to do, nothing to…