Jake Peralta and Amy Santiago have feelings for each other, but they won't admit it. With the help of Amy's cousin, Helen, will Jake and Amy confess their feelings for each other? Or will they continue being just friends? #TeamPeraltiago

Hi, my name is Charles Boyle. My friends/Co-workers, Jake Peralta and Amy Santiago are meant for each other. I keep telling Jake to just man up. I already wrote my best man speech for their wedding. Sometimes I forget that they're not together. Because all I know is that is was love at first case.

Book one of the Hiddlesbatch Trilogy - Sequel is 'Juggling (Book Two)' Slowly, but surely, Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Hiddleston become just a bit more than friends. But Tom's upward spiral soon drops into a steep decline as his ex, Vanessa, keeps in less-than-pleasant contact. As this begins to have an effect on both his boyfriend's physical and mental health, Benedict begins to get concerned. Will he rescue his distressed not-quite-a-damsel from the conundrum of communications, or will his efforts be fruitless and his whole world come crashing down around him?

Don't you just hate it when you're in love with one of your friends? I absolutely hate it. It's awful. Mostly because that person only see you as their friend, and nothing more. But I want to change that.

Samantha Grey is a 17 year old girl living with her family in a cheap looking house somewhere in LA. They moved from Ohio when her dad got a new job and had to be transferred. That would have been harder for Samantha if she had friends she would miss. Or friends at all. Sure, she had classmates that she talked to, but wouldn't really call them friends. Growing up, people thought Samantha was weird and mostly stayed away from her. It didn't really bother her since she liked being alone. But when she moved to LA and started at a new school, a girl named Bella Turner quickly became someone she enjoyed spending time with- a good friend. As time goes by, she finds herself falling for her really good-looking, British teacher, Benedict Cumberbatch. She keeps thinking about him, thinking maybe they will be something. But we all now that will never happen. Right?

"He looked at me, and I was afraid I would see an expression that said he had forgotten all about me." His name was Mr Cumberbatch, although I almost never called him that. ~ A story that contains twists and turns, conflicting emotions, and two people who find out who they really are because of each other. Benedict Cumberbatch/OC I do not own Benedict Cumberbatch.

It's 1990, and Frankie (Francine) Drexel is a Year 11 student at Whitmore High School, a neighboring high school to Harrow School. One day she decides to go see one of the Harrow's rugby games with one of her friends when a certain cheekbone catches her eye.

Ryan was a normal, 22-year-old girl. She lived a normal, fandom based life. But, one day her friend, Tom Hiddleston, invited her to a dance. There she meets a guy. But not just any guy, why, Benedict Cumberbatch of course. It all started with a dance. Then, she couldn't keep her mind off him. Well, she's a fangirl, she can't keep her mind off him. But this is different, she isn't fangirling. But, does Ben feel the same about her?

'Officially Cumberbatched?' follows Rosie and Ben three years on from 'Well and truly Cumberbatched' Some things have changed; they're a little older, a lot more in love and Merlin's stronger than ever, and cuter which is easy to believe. Ben's career has skyrocketed over the years, as has his fame and likeness from fans, maybe a little too much. Rosie's getting more and more recognition for her contributions in the world of computer science, possibly changing the direction her long term plans go in. Will those plans honestly include Benedict? As much as he supports her dreams, can he truly handle her growing abilities? Will the intellect that brought them together push them apart? Could their careers finally push them further apart after begrudgingly "going the distance" when they have to, now they're busier than ever? Some things however never change. Incessant teasing from their parents, Rosie's brothers and their friends when they're affectionate to each other, Merlin's playfullness and their ability to consume wine on a regular, if not too regular basis. Everything's going well, but maybe too well. A few harsh words disguised as petty jealousy are said that has the potential to destroy everything they have, pushing their relationship on the brink of desolation. "They're just words." Or are they?