Darkness has no ends, till the lights are off .

~ The Walking Dead ~ Having certain skills gave you an advantage in the world. Phoebe Grimes knew this from a young age and worked up to fit her families legacy of being in some position of law, going all the way back to her great great grandfather who was a General in the war, to her brother Rick who was a Sheriff's Deputy. At 25 she had worked for the FBI under The Behavioral Analysis Unit for two years now being one of the youngest Agents to join. Although these skills didn't stop her brother from getting shot on the job and end up into a coma...These skills also didn't prepare her for the end of the world...Or did they? Because in this dead world people are brutal, it's survival of the fittest now and along the way Phoebe will find friends new and old. She'll meet a rival or two and she will find peace and comfort in more ways than a house. But will the skills that gained her the dream job of a life time help her when the world ends? Will survival just become second nature to her? Or will she bite off more then she can chew? #1 TWDfanfic 18/12/23 #2 DarylDixonfanfic 18/12/23 #1 MerleDixon 15/2/24 #1 CarlGrimes 2/3/24 #1 Sophiapeletier 12/5/24, 28/1/25 #1 AndrewLincoln 14/5/24 #1 Archery 08/09/24 #1 TWDCast 2/10/24, 8/12/24 #1 Glennrhee 28/1/25 #1 Grimes 20/6/25 #1 BowandArrow 15/7/25 #1 DarylDixon 19/8/25

A serial killer stalks Barbados and Detective John Riley returns to the island to stop them before they turn their attention to the people closest to him. ***** A serial killer stalks the tropical paradise of Barbados, leaving victims naked in canefields and the island police force is ill-equipped to handle the case. Enter Seattle homicide detective and Barbados native: Detective John Riley. John hasn't been back to Barbados in decades, and he has his own demons to face. But as he combats the heat, the media, and the very police force he's working to help, he desperately hopes he can stop the violence before the killer turns their attention to the people closest to him. [[Wattys Winner]] [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]