When a young girl walks into the CBI claiming to be Jane's daughter, how will he cope and who will be there for him when his world comes crashing down around him? -Jisbon Rating may change in further chapters. set some time in season 3

Patrick Jane and Teresa Lisbon both work at the CBI. They see each other all day, everyday and they both know, that with time their friendship will become stronger... But they hadn't realised it'd happen this soon...

*Sequel to the Red Stars* Missy and Patrick have gone through thick and thin to get where they are today. They had to deal with the Red Stars, but that is in the past. Now they are married with two children, and seem happy, but things get harder for the two when a new danger comes out. Will anything ever be the same for the two again when trouble takes hold once again? *Note* I do not own the Mentalist or the characters. Also go check out the book before this, The Red Stars.

"The truth was that no one cared about her, not Marcus and apparently not Jane. If Jane cared, he would’ve said something and if Marcus cared, he would be interested in the real her and not try and mold her into something she wasn’t. " Torn between finally seeing Pike's true colors and waiting for Jane to admit he needs her, Teresa Lisbon suffers a breakdown and realizes she has to look out for herself before she goes past the point of no return...

Red John nearly kills Lisbon but she makes it. Thing is she doesn't remember anything! Will Jane be able to revive the old Lisbon or will they have to be okay with the new Lisbon? I don't own The Mentalist

*Episode2* A Mentalist fan fiction which goes deep into the minds of CBI homicide agents. Including Patrick Jane(The Mentalist), Teresa Lisbon and the rest of the team. They are working a case of a middle aged woman who was found dead on the banks of the Sacramento River. Along the way, Jane makes a little friend who is hiding more secrets than she appears to be.

[WINNER OF BEST UNFINISHED FANFICTION IN THE MENTALIST FANFICTION AWARDS 2014!!] "Whatever her faults were, Teresa Lisbon was a good person. That's why she'd written those letters, sixteen of them, to be read each year on Lucy's birthday." When a passion-filled night with Patrick Jane leaves her pregnant, Teresa Lisbon is scared that the secret she's harboring could put her daughter in danger. So, despite Jane's best efforts to make her stay, she leaves soon after her daughter, Lucy, is born. She entrusts Jane with the task of reading sixteen letters, on each year, on Lucy's birthday. Will Jane & Lisbon ever reunite? Or will Lucy live with the fact that the only things she has from her mother are sixteen letters?

Lisbon fell into a depression after Jane ran away and two months before he comes back she joins the FBI. She needed something better, which was okay. If there wasn't a mole there who didn't pull her into a trap and plan to use her against Jane.

They weren't rosy cheeks because of good health, but scarlet because of the pain that had been cast upon them. The stress relief of their parents, the way to shake away all anguish that hunted them... And yet, what did they do wrong?

There's always been a flame which has never quite flickered out between agents Grace Van Pelt and Wayne Rigsby. Everyone knows that the only thing keeping them apart is the rule, stupidly placed by the higher authorities: no sexual relations within your CBI unit. But aren't rules made to be broken?