A job like most others: a con, a party on a yacht as a distraction, trying to take out the bad guys' money. But then drugs get involved, and things go to hell in a handbasket. And in this particular case, hell is a boat on its way to international waters.

It took a split second, the longest split second in Dean's life to understand. And once he did, he wanted to scream even louder than Sam had just seconds before. The realization pulled the floor out from under Dean's feet. Sam thought he was dead.

She hadn't apologized, but still forgiveness had been given. But without a real explanation, Sophie isn't too sure just how deep this forgiveness runs. Post season 1.

Tag to "The Wedding Job". It takes time for a lone wolf to get used to being part of a team. For Eliot Spencer it might have taken too much time to learn that there is nothing wrong with getting help from the people you work with.

I thought I had seen everything there was to see in my job. And then I met those two men, and learned that there was a whole world of things I had never seen or known.

A series of hate crimes in Santa Barbara leads Shawn and Gus to investigate the cases to help the police. And soon they are forced to confront something that in over 20 years of friendship has never been an issue between them. Rated for violence later on.

He had never intended to take that raincheck. But even he had his limits. And he wasn't going to just stand by and watch it happen anymore. Even if that meant cashing in some pain. Tag to 4x11 "Family Remains".

In the movies, saving the world always seems easy. But real life is no movie. In real life, saving the world sometimes means sacrificing everything you have. Even your family. Sequel to "Whatever you do, don't let go".

There are some things that they always did together. They had few enough traditions in their family, so the ones they had were honored. And not even hell was going to stop Sam from keeping up this one.

Dean had imagined a lot of different scenarios about hell. But he hadn't quite imagined it to be like this. Especially he hadn't imagined so much paperwork to be involved...

There are some questions that remain forever unanswered, conversations that can never be held. Unless the veil is lifted a little, allowing us an elusive glimpse behind. Fighting for his life, Dean gets the answers to questions he didn't even know he had.

There is one question that has been bugging Dean for quite a while now. And the next time Castiel drops by for a visit, he demands an answer.

Digging up graves is part of a hunter's daily life. Being buried in one - not so much. Especially since Dean doesn't fit the main prerequisite of burial: he's not dead. Not yet. But if Sam doesn't find him soon, that could change quickly.

Sam gets a glimpse at what it's like to hold the responsibility for his brother's life. Just for a few moments, life-long roles are reversed. Sam wished it wasn't so. Missing scene for season 1 "Devil's Trap".

Safe places don't exist. Nowhere, not in the entire world. Nobody knows that better than Dean Winchester. But at times, it really doesn't matter. Companion piece to "Safe Place".

Everybody has that one place where they feel safe, no matter the circumstances. Even Samuel Winchester.

Tag to "Shadow". With the ordeal the boys have just been through, physical wounds might be the least of their problems. Or so Sam thinks. If only he knew the full truth.

One phone call sometimes holds the power to change everything. WARNING: Spoilers for Season 4, Episode 1. Don't read if you want to stay spoiler-free, not until the episode airs. Full summary inside.

Losing somebody you love is the hardest thing to go through. Sam knows from personal experience. There is only thing that could possibly make it worse: a light at the end of the tunnel that could be either hope or hellfire. Post season 3 finale.

Sequel to "The Longest Day". Shawn has left. Lassiter is on suspension. Henry is being, well, Henry. And Gus is worried. He wants for his friend to come back, but maybe it's not up to him to find Shawn. Maybe somebody else has to make the first step.

Sam did his best to save Dean from the deal with the crossroad demon. Dean knows he did. Sam was willing to give everything to keep Dean alive. But sometimes, the biggest sacrifice is letting go of someone you love.

People don't change over night. But some days seem to last a lifetime. And they change you, deep inside. Sam has been changed in a way Dean wouldn't understand. Tag to Season 3 Mystery Spot

Shawn and Lassiter are in trouble. The bad guys are on their way to Mexico, the other bad guys are after them, they're in the middle of nowhere and somehow have ended up cuffed together. It's just one of those days...Rated for some language and whump

An unknown psychopath forces Shawn to play a game. Shawn is forced to solve the mystery with psychic abilities he doesn't possess. And the stakes are high. Very high. Shawn has no choice but to play along. Winner of the 2008 Silver Pineapple- Best Mystery

It all started with a fight. Shawn leaves town for a few days, only to find his life cruelly changed upon his return. He tries to get to the bottom of what happened, but everybody else thinks he's just in denial. Shawn angst...

This might become Shawn's most difficult case yet. His client is young, breaks into the Psych office, has a tendency to vanish, oh, and the police are after him, too. What's Shawn supposed to do if he's the only one to believe the boy? Angsty, whumpy...:D

Shawn wanted to be on the newest SBPD murder case. Little does he know that the investigation might unearth things that hit too close to home. What will he do when he gets to know things about his father he'd rather not have known? Angsty, whumpage...:D

Summary: Henry's birthday is coming up, and Shawn is really trying his best. He even has a present. But things in Shawn Spencer's world never go smoothly, no matter the effort put into it. Can Shawn overcome rainstorms and other obstacles on his way?