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Another loss, a cold case, and injury all lead toward a new phase in the relationship between Starsky and Hutch. Thanks to my beta readers and editors: Darla, Fiona, Dawnwind, Kassidy Rae, Molo, CC, and Cindy E. This time it was just too much. Starsky ran a shaky hand through his hair and closed his eyes. He looked at the phone and thought…
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A psychopath is killing women, and someone from Starsky’s past could be next. This story has gruesome violence perpetrated on an OC. Thanks to Dawnwind, my incredible beta reader. This wouldn’t have been any fun without her. The candy machine was broken again. Detective Sergeant Dave Starsky looked around the busy precinct to make sure no one had seen him… -
The guys are on yet another stakeout and get to talking about what other people think of them. “You know how you said two guys spending 12 hours a day together every day could be considered gay?” “Yeah, why?” “I’ve been thinking about it.” “Yeah, well, you just keep thinking, Butch, that’s what you’re good at.” “I thought you were… -
This is a short story about Starsky, who is waiting for Hutch to come and get him. The theme of this story might disturb some readers. It’s about the end of a long and well-lived life. Sometimes, in the middle of the night when the corridors were dark and the staff’s voices were hushed, Starsky talked to his mother.… -
An alternate reality based on Sweet Revenge. Originally published in the zine Like Water, Like Fire. The distinctive tang of gunpowder made it real. Hutch sprinted around the Torino, body disconnected from brain. “Starsky!” Why didn’t he answer? All the sounds around him—fast footsteps, shouts and screams—filtered and faded, slipping away behind the sound of his own heart. “Officer down,”… -
An alternative reality for The Plague. Think Groundhog Day, but it ain’t funny to Starsky. At all. While this might appear to be a deathfic, I promise that it is not. Because I usually write in the slash world, I think of this as slash, but it could very easily be read as gen. This time Starsky was there…