Criminal-minds Stories

I'm gonna write stories for anyone who wants a specific fanfic for them: including Twilight The vampire diaries Supernatural Criminal minds Message me if you have any others you want.

SSA Delaney Sawyer joins the BAU. Her first day was exciting and nerve-wracking all in one.

This story is about Derek morgan and Spencer reid and how something happens to Spence and how the team is worried especially Derek. There will be some things in it like abuse and others but it will get better as you read so please don't be triggered at. Please enjoy.

A love one-shot between an OC and Doctor Reid from Criminal Minds. TRIGGER WARNING: CONTAINS SELF-HARM

Enter 16 year old Silus, who doesn't know how to be part of a family. Second, Doctor Spencer Reid, an fbi profiler who wants nothing more than a family of his own. You can guess where it goes from there. JJ and Reid are married. Henry is about five years old, Micheal does not appear in this book.

Criminal Minds Fanfiction. Spencer Reid's mind scares him. Sometimes it scares others. And there are those who'd do anything to harness its power. Reid is changing, evolving. The life he's made, the job he loves are slipping away...transforming into something else. He's never been more alone. Or more in need of friends.

you already know what's goin on ;)

(Criminal Minds/NCIS/NCIS:LA crossover, but it's mostly CM) When T'Kia Stone joins the Behavioural Analysis Unit of the FBI, she changes everyone's perception of a Federal Agent. With her extravagantly dyed hair and tattoos, and her kick-ass attitude, with the skills to match, all from a girl of 5'3", how will she fit into the BAU? "Living what I've lived, seeing what I've seen, and doing what I've done, and what I still do today, is proof that life is a bitch. There's always gonna be times when you think it's getting too much. But, no matter what happens, tears don't mean you're weak. They just mean you've been strong for too long. Then, over time, you get stronger again. And when someone, who helped you when you needed it, needs your help, you can be their rock, just as they were yours. That's friendship." - T'Kia Rae Stone. **As awesome a prezzie as it would be, I do not own Criminal Minds, NCIS or NCIS:LA. T'Kia and anything else not from the shows are from my very own mind, though. So no stealing. Or Kia will kick yo butt. Jokes!**

Derek and Spencer have been dating for a while and now are thinking about telling the team. Unlucky for them their is a bet going around, and they are apart of it.

Dr. Danielle "Danny" Gideon has spent years proving one thing: she is more than just Jason Gideon's daughter. At twenty-two, she joins the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit against her father's wishes, stepping into the very world that drove them apart. Armed with a brilliant mind, razor-sharp instincts, and a refusal to back down, Danny quickly earns her place among the BAU. She finds unexpected family in Hotch, Rossi, Morgan, Garcia, JJ, and Emily-and something far more dangerous in Spencer Reid. But while the team hunts monsters, one has already chosen her. As case after case unfolds, strange details begin to surface-crime scenes that feel too personal, messages that shouldn't exist, and moments that leave Danny with the unsettling feeling that someone always seems to know where she'll be next. Someone has been paying attention. Someone who knows her habits. Her fears. Her past. Someone who has been watching far longer than anyone realizes. As the line between hunter and hunted begins to blur, Danny must confront the one lesson her father could never teach her: sometimes the most dangerous profiles are the ones you don't know you're part of. Because this time... The unsub isn't just studying the BAU. He's studying her.

In which 19-year-old Solai Harris finds herself in search of a desire for love and temptation leads her to explore a feeling of admiration and lust for Agent Aaron Hotchner her old bodyguard. Will she find what she's looking for or will she seek something or someone unavailable to her?

Dr. Sydney Reid has spent years hunting monsters. She knows how they think. How they choose their victims. How they hide in plain sight. But nothing prepares her for the first letter. No fingerprints. No return address. Just a photograph of the people she considers family... and a message only meant for her. Then another letter arrives. And another. Each photograph is taken from closer than the last. Each message proves one terrifying truth: Someone has been watching the BAU. Watching her. As the letters grow darker and the circle around her begins to close, Sydney realizes this isn't a game she can solve with a profile. It's something far more personal. Someone has been waiting for her-for years. Then the final envelope appears. Inside is one last photograph. One last choice. "Come alone... or I'll take your brother. And after that, I'll take the man who finally made you believe you could be loved."

Two months after surviving Tobias Hankel, Dr. Spencer Reid struggles to forget every detail of his documented trauma and has a gut instinct that leads him to believe he's forgetting undocumented trauma as well. Having undergone a mandatory psychiatric evaluation in order to return to work immediately after being rescued, Spencer is diagnosed with a slew of mental health conditions, as well as a late diagnosis of ASD and ADHD. He's trying to adjust to his new ADHD and anxiety medications that allow him to seemingly function better than ever before. Sure, the meds make it easier for him to throw himself right back into his work despite the trauma and the anxiety meds are messing with his ability to remember key elements of his trauma at all... but is that such a bad thing? He's the best he's ever been. He's found the perfect balance in pill bottles. His concept of time and reality may falter, his ability to eat or sleep is nonexistent these days, but that's just a side effect that he can live with if it's what allows him to feel like a profiler rather than a helpless victim. The doctors had reassured him that he would adjust eventually and that although he was being prescribed narcotics, there was little to no recreational or abuse potential. That dependency and addiction weren't something he needed to worry about. Nothing worse than temporary side effects. He did, however, think it odd that he enjoyed what he presumed to be the most intense and notable side effects. He was fine. Everything was fine.