Elizabethburke Stories

Neal almost drowns during a heist. Peter saves him and is too angry to see or believe that his consultant really isn't feeling too well a day later. "Neal always did the right thing by taking the wrong steps. And that constantly jeopardized his well being." This was a request by an anonymous reader (thanks!). :) And it's my first sick-fic. <3

I knew him as Nick Holden. He left me as Neal Caffrey. He met me as Alice Presley. And left me when I was her, too. The difference between Nick Holden and Neal Caffrey was the one thing that made a horrible foul-tasting dent in our perfectly sugary little love story. I liked Nick better. Nick Holden showered me with surprise sweet kisses when I was feeling down, and oh how those kisses lifted me up off of my feet. Nick walked the earth and back for me, Nick helped me through the awfully hard times with a tattered daisy-patterned blanket, his shoulder to cry on and a cup of delicious creamy soup. Nick didn't leave me. But he did, because Nick wasn't real. Neal was. Neal is real. The only thing I liked about Neal Caffrey better than his fake identity was that he told me the truth. Even if it was the cold bitter truth, he told it to me. Neal Caffrey was a better man in his drunken hours. And I was a better person in my sober minutes. How I wish I could change what happened in those drugged drunken hours...

So days or a day ago I finished my Brooklyn story and I miss it so I decided to make Neal and Brooklyn a long lost sister so I can start writing this stuff again. Hope you like it!

Summary: Agent y/n s/n is presented with a difficult question. It seems conman Matthew Keller is looking to cut the same deal as his rival Neal Caffrey, and the bureau has deemed him a worthy asset. The question is: will y/n be his handler? Accepting the offer, Agent s/n's life is about to be a lot more interesting! - This is a Keller x Reader fic! In this, Keller isn't a murderer, but there will be themes around guns to keep the essence of his character. Enjoy!

a story in which Neal's neighbor saves his life. slightly different than season 6, still the same storyline.

Before joining the FBI, con artist Neal Caffrey cons his way into a choir. When he uncovers something that he thinks the FBI should look into, agent Peter Burke isn't convinced it's really a case. Sequel to Caffrey Conversation.

Everyone has been worried about Neal, especially Peter, after he ran out of the building a week ago. Worried about his CI, Peter and El go to his apartment to get some answers and what they learn from him is heartbreaking to hear.

It's Kate's funeral, a chance for Neal to finally say goodbye to the live once knew and begin another one with his family by his side.

Neal falls asleep in the Burke couch and has a realistic dream about reuniting with someone from his past, thanks to a little help from his new family.

This is the story of the tv series as a novel. The dialog follows the series, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 3 starts with "All in" and ends with "Hard sell".

So for this story I am taking my other White Collar fanfic and using the oc for this one. My OC Brooklyn who is the sister of Neal is going to be the aunt of Jessica who is the daughter of Neal and Sara. Jessica Ellis is a 19 year old girl who has ginger hair and blue eyes. Just like her father she takes her mother's last name instead. This is the first time I am mixing too stories together so I hope you enjoy An ex con man's daughter.

What if FBI agent Peter Burke recruited con artist Neal Caffrey instead of arresting him? Peter goes undercover to thwart a museum theft, with unexpected help from Neal. This is the first story in the Caffrey Conversation series written with Silbrith. Peter is a father figure to Neal, and he slowly begins to unravel the mysteries around the shadowy con artist when they both travel to Neal's hometown of St. Louis. Prequel AU for the White Collar TV Series. Set in late 2003. Thanks to Silbrith for being my beta reader and for designing the cover art!

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey or Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 8 includes "Prisoner's Dilemma", "Company man", and "Point Blank".

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When you fell in love with a singer. But when things go wrong between Ariana Grande and Myles Parrish. (warning May have sexual parts)

If you want more white collar, you've come to the right place. Daphne Ryan is a convicted criminal. She's 28 years old and she has a small apartment in Manhattan. One night, she was finishing a deal with a politician called Robert Bailey. That same night she managed to save the life of a (not so) innocent by-stander. She left, only giving him an alias for her name, Lilly Reid. The next morning Neal Caffrey proceeds to tell Peter Burke that Lilly Reid saved his life the night before. They end up finding out that shes just an innocent marketer. But it turns out that shes more trouble then they first believed. Even through the bittersweet life that is The White Collar division, Neal and Daphne find they're a lot more similar than they first believed.

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey or Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 7 starts with "By the book" and ends with "In the red".

This is the story of the tv series as a novel. The dialog follows the series, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 4 starts with "Bad Judgement" and ends with "Home Invasion".

Sarah Elizabeth Burke is the daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Burke, a sixteen-year-old FBI officer who loves the son of Neal Caffery.