1947 - Foyle offers some advice on how to handle one of life's hardest tasks

1941 - A moment between Foyle and Reid, set within my "An Unexpected Turn of Events" universe.

Jack. It's what his mother used to call him. He hadn't heard the name in years. He had been James for the better part of half his life, and had expected to remain that way for the last woeful dregs of it. He'd expected to die as James. Had been resigned to it. At peace even, in whatever small measure of such things could ever be found in these dismal walls. A Jack Devereaux story.

1941 - Superintendent Hugh Reid thought his world had already been turned on it's head with the declaration of war but an unexpected turn of events brings an new chapter for his family and by extension Foyle and Andrew. This story is an AU to the other's I have posted, please see author's note for details.

Although he hadn't quite figured out what his son was up to, he had made one decision: he would not be telling Sam about this latest letter, no matter how many times she asked him – even if she begged.

A collection of some Christmas stories focusing on the Foyle family over the years.

An accidental drabble that happened when I was trying to come up with examples for a prompt-driven writing game. Sam's stuck between a rock and a hard place, and she's not very happy about it. Gen, with a dash of Sam/Milner if you really squint. Mostly about friendship. And smugglers who are about to have a bit of a headache.

After crashing the Wolseley on the way back to the vicarage, Sam struggles with the knowledge that she risked her boss's life. Foyle has other concerns - Sam's wellbeing. Based on events from "The French Drop." I do not own Foyle's War, nor the rights to anything from it. Chapter 5 may contain content more suitable for an M rating. Readers' discretion is advised accordingly.

A series of 'Foyle Flashbacks' focusing on the young Foyle family.

A series of snapshots set during and immediately after the war mostly focusing on Foyle and Andrew.

February 1943: Scenes from a visit to Sam's home village. (Sam/Andrew AU, as though you couldn't guess. Follows "Someone You Know.")

May 24, 1941 - Britain is reeling from the news that the HMS Hood has been sunk, a glimpse at how the Foyles might have responded.

Unforeseen- not anticipated or predicted. What happens to Christopher Foyle when he visits the States in his pursuit to bring Howard Paige to justice? It may not be what he planned.

Foyle thinks he is free from Government red tape and he will have a quiet Christmas season. The best-laid plans... (Note: Multiple Chapter story, but new posts will be haphazard and random as life is crazy and fun is always the last thing on the list) (Warning if you don't like a possible Foyle/Sam relationship, this story is probably not for you...)

Just a small, fluffy piece of writing about Foyle and a young Andrew.

1941 - Sometimes shadows catch you unawares but if you're lucky you won't have to face them alone. A typical morning at the station takes an unexpected detour for Foyle, Milner and Sam.

Part of "The Chronicles of Mr Black"

Inspired by a Tumblr post by OxfordKivrin, who speculated on the Foyle's War characters as Bake Off contestants. This is my interpretation of that. Week Ten - The Final - in which Sam and Milner take it to the wire.

Andrew just cannot quite leave well enough alone - Lucky for us, LOL Question begs whether things will turn out as he anticipates. A bit (in alphabetical order not quantity) angst, drama, family, & humor in addition to the two categories selected. This one'll run 4 Chps & will be my last for awhile. Check my bio for details and updates.

Summary: Andrew and Sam get Christopher back home after finding him drunk. He has had one scotch too many; or, is it one scotch enough? Complete

Foyle has urgent information for Sam. One shot, fluff.

Sam has sort of disappeared and Foyle is looking for her

Sam's father and uncles are converging on Aubrey's vicarage and Sam and Foyle end up down among the vicars. This story will, as usaual, receive an installment a day until complete; should be through next weekend. There is a two part prologue and 5 chapters after that.

Christmas 1941 - With the war continuing to drag on and Andrew unable to get leave there seems to be little for Christopher Foyle to be merry about but sometimes joy is all the sweeter for the lack anticipation.

The small note in the post, more of a telegram really, from Christopher's sister's solicitor had arrived a week before to tell him of her passing. She had lived in Brisbane, Australia for as long as he could remember but he had never thought to go there himself. Now she was gone and her solicitor had asked him to attend the reading of her last will and testament.