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Author has written 9 stories for Rizzoli & Isles. I never know what to write for a profile. Giving me this blank space could be dangerous. I'm pretty sure it is safe to say I am a TV junkie. I appreciate a good movie, but at the heart of who I am it comes down to television. I've always been amazed by TV's ability to capture my heart and mind. It can happen in an instant and it always takes my breath away. There's such power in that when and if it is done correctly. It all boils down to writing and chemistry. I am an absolute fanatic for a show if the writing is there. If the writing is smart, witty and engaging- I'm yours for life. A show needs to make me think and if going for the obvious at least do it with style. After writing it's chemistry. The actors I see on my TV have to have a connection to their character as well as each other. No matter how great a script is, if the actors don't gel- there will be issues. I'm a child of the 80s so I look back on an age when networks allowed shows to develop and get their feet underneath themselves. Often times now shows are done before the ink dries on the contracts. Mine was a generation defined by the hour long drama- Dallas, Knots Landing, Hill Street Blues, St Elsewhere. Mine was the generation before the invasion of the half hour sitcom- which for the record was not nearly as tragic to the TV world as the invasion of the reality show craze has been. Shows had plots that took seasons to develop- not 46 minutes after the commercials. Characters got developed slowly instead of suffering through week to week personality re-writes. The heart of the show seemed to matter more than the overnight ratings. It was all so less commercial so less cookie-cutter. What can I say other than I think of myself as old school. But can anyone really blame me? | |||||
1. If Only » reviewsWhat would Jane's life (and the lives of everyone else) be like if just one thing from her past had happened differently? (Longer A/N explains this plot better). An AU Rizzles story that explores the consequences of actions taken or not taken in life.Rizzoli & Isles - Rated: T - English - Drama/Romance - Chapters: 22 - Words: 84,279 - Reviews: 340 - Updated: 5-17-13 - Published: 4-26-13 - J. Rizzoli & M. Isles - Complete2. Honor and Sacrifice » reviewsSequel to 'Everyone Wants Their Fifteen Minutes'. AU Rizzles picking up at the end of the first story. A wedding and a case where nothing is as it appears. But can the truth be found in time or will the damage be too much to overcome?Rizzoli & Isles - Rated: T - English - Drama/Romance - Chapters: 25 - Words: 103,162 - Reviews: 359 - Updated: 4-1-13 - Published: 3-7-13 - J. Rizzoli & M. Isles - Complete3. Everyone Wants Their Fifteen Minutes » reviewsAU Rizzles story. Jane works through unwanted press attention, her true feelings for Maura and a series of murders that may be connected. Not linked to any of my previous stories.Rizzoli & Isles - Rated: T - English - Drama/Romance - Chapters: 22 - Words: 66,433 - Reviews: 444 - Updated: 2-15-13 - Published: 1-25-13 - J. Rizzoli & M. Isles - Complete4. Tequila Sunrise » reviewsAU story (not related to my previous AU series). Jane finds herself pulled into a federal investigation that hits too close to home.Rizzoli & Isles - Rated: T - English - Drama - Chapters: 16 - Words: 39,743 - Reviews: 104 - Updated: 1-21-13 - Published: 1-6-13 - J. Rizzoli & M. Isles - Complete5. Closure » reviews5th story in my AU series. The follow-up/sequel to 'A Matter of Perspective'. Time jump of four years. Jane is recovering from an injury and stuck on desk duty. She's given a cold case file project and has an unsolved case from her past find its way back into her present. Will trying to re-examine the case impact her, and her family's, future?Rizzoli & Isles - Rated: T - English - Drama/Family - Chapters: 22 - Words: 67,989 - Reviews: 229 - Updated: 11-14-12 - Published: 10-29-12 - J. Rizzoli & M. Isles - Complete6. A Matter of Perspective » reviewsJane and Maura are back from their honeymoon and face changes in both their work and personal lives. How will each adjust to the changes they face? A continuation of the Rizzles world I have created from the three previous stories. Starts 3 months after the end of 'Dark Side of Tomorrow'Rizzoli & Isles - Rated: T - English - Drama/Romance - Chapters: 22 - Words: 58,185 - Reviews: 183 - Updated: 10-26-12 - Published: 10-14-12 - J. Rizzoli & M. Isles - Complete7. Dark Side of Tomorrow » reviewsSequel to "Discovery". A Rizzles wedding is coming but will our ladies make it down the aisle amidst a growing danger for one of them?Rizzoli & Isles - Rated: T - English - Romance/Drama - Chapters: 30 - Words: 83,345 - Reviews: 336 - Updated: 10-10-12 - Published: 9-18-12 - J. Rizzoli & M. Isles - Complete8. Discovery » reviewsSequel to "At a Distance". Fast forward six months. How will the relationship between Jane and Maura hold up when personal demons try to interfer while they work a case that has everyone stumpedRizzoli & Isles - Rated: T - English - Romance/Drama - Chapters: 19 - Words: 40,894 - Reviews: 183 - Updated: 9-11-12 - Published: 9-1-12 - J. Rizzoli & M. Isles - Complete9. At a Distance » reviewsMaura seems to be avoiding Jane and her family but no one can figure out why. Can Jane step in and help a friend in need? *Update* Story will continue and focus in on the developing realtionship between Maura and Jane.Rizzoli & Isles - Rated: K+ - English - Hurt/Comfort/Romance - Chapters: 36 - Words: 58,473 - Reviews: 355 - Updated: 8-31-12 - Published: 8-5-12 - M. Isles & J. Rizzoli - Complete
