after aaron hotchner's team of profilers escaped from the grip of the mafia couple queenie and harvey, they woke up in a hospital and were informed that their abductors had escaped. they were being put into the witness protection program so that they could successfully testify against the confirmed criminals-- once they were actually arrested. the team of profilers would be declared dead until trial was an option. they aren't out of the clear yet, but maybe they'll get some rest before the trial? sequel to gut feeling

aaron hotchner's team of profilers were investigating a a forest which they suspected their unsubs to be hiding out in. they called the local police station and reported it empty, and said that they were heading back to the station to regroup. they have been missing ever since. the team isn't dead-- not yet. but with the ruthless criminal couple holding them hostage, it's only a matter of time. book one out of two.

Spencer Reid struggles after being kidnapped by the one and only, Tobias Hankel. The only way he can cope with his PTSD is with Dilaudid. Find out how his team learns about his pain and suffering. Will they be able to help with his addiction? sxreid

three months ago, spencer reid's apartment blew up and supposedly killed him in the explosion. despite his team's desperate efforts, the case was marked as unsolved and filed away. they had nothing to bury, and his funeral had a devastatingly small turnout. and yet they were expected to move on. little did they know, spencer had not been in his apartment when it blew up, and is being held captive in an underground testing facility with other hostages. with his team's efforts to avenge him slowing to a stop, their investigation being closed, and believing him to be dead, he is unlikely to ever escape.

The BAU has just been assigned an unusual case- not only does it include a trio of female unsubs, but they are targeting men with brown hair and eyes. Of course the team is worried that Spencer will be targeted, but they could never imagine what trouble was coming...