A Christmas party gone wrong? Or is there another sane reason for Jack to have found his way into Phryne's bed? How about an insane one? - A writing experiment

Set directly after the end of Season 3. Phryne had called to Jack to 'come after me' when she ran to the plane. This story imagines what happens when he finally does. because, of course, he tried so hard not to fall in love with her. After the first chapter the action will move to England.

Another idea I had, where Phryne and Jack find out Henry's visit hides some dirty dealings. How will she get him home to face the music?

Family can be blood-related. But sometimes - often - it is made up of the ones we choose to be a part of it. After Miss Fisher departs to fly her father back to England, her chosen family awaits her return and comes to realise that they aren't just her family - they are each other's family too.

Phryne has returned to London and this trip has lead her to think about 'home' and where it is.

The little family is back in Australia and everyday life is back, right? That's the next journey from "Love as long as you can"

Inspector Robinson is challenged by a ludicrously productive murderer; while Miss Fisher is challenged by some unusual competition. As ever, they must work together to win the day.

Jack is under strict orders not to talk about his current case, but Phryne isn't so easily deterred. Fortunately, the two of them manage to work out an agreeable solution.

What happens on when Phryne attempts to take her father back to England. Any journey with Henry was never going to be easy. This was supposed to be a one shot, but ran on so all chapters will be published quickly, as it has been written and finished. I hope you enjoy this story.

Phryne and Jack reminisce about Phryne's fan dance at the Imperial Club and its mesmerizing effect on Jack.

Post s3. Phryne arrives back in Australia and is instantly thrown into a case which nearly costs her her life. As they work on new cases together, Phryne and Jack must also confront the mystery surrounding their own relationship, which is further complicated by an unexpected surprise which will change both their lives forever.

Inspired by an Art Deco Christmas card I sent to some friends. Jack and Phryne meet after her trip taking her father back to England.

Relationships never stand still at 221B The Esplanade - here's a seasonal update, with warmest wishes to the fandom.

Maybe one day, Phryne and Jack will be able to dictate the future. In the meantime, they'll take what life throws at them with wit, stamina and surrounded by the very best of friends.

Set immediately after Phryne joins Jack at the piano to sing 'Let's misbehave', S2 end episode 'Dead Air'

Jack has some sorely-needed help, but not everyone's happy about it; and Phryne may have to dig out her inner tigress. In the meantime, can't academics ever get along?

[Set after Season 3] What happens when Phryne returns and a new Lady Detective is in town?

When you're trying to plan out the rest of your life, sometimes you have to take precautions; and sometimes your plans go awry. A gruesome murder threatens to overshadow Cec and Alice's big day; does Soo hold the key?

Almost episode tag (there's a bit at the end that breaks the Phryne and Jack closeout pattern in this episode) for Season 1, Episode 11: Blood and Circuses. This is meant to expand the conversation and to help bridge the gap between Episode 11 and 12.

Post show. Jack and Phryne have been eloping for sometime. Just a fluff piece. Phryne entertains the idea of being married and stumbles onto a little surprise.

The working title for this was Dot goes Rogue, which should give you some idea of the line this story takes. Phryne's free lifestyle choices lead Dot to take stock of her relationship with Hugh and how they can move forward.

After a couple of weeks away, Rosie is back in Melbourne in time for her father and Sidney's trial. My belated contribution to June's challenge and a sequel to 'Midnight Plans' (written for the May portion of MFMM Year of Quotes, but you can read them separately).

Phryne comes up with a histrionic solution to the Problem of Aunt Prudence. A series of unexplained events and coincidences, though, leave Melbourne's most glamorous sleuth with a growing pile of mysteries to solve.

Bert decides Jack and Phryne need a little help.

A glimpse of Phryne and Jack in the parlour. My contribution to March's Challenge of MFMM Year of Quotes.

It turns out there is one thing Phryne isn't good at.

After the Sanderson case, Jack and his men have gone on a mission to find and return all the stolen girls to their families. They've uncovered a crime ring decades in the making, and in the process of doing the right thing, the noble thing, Jack finds a connection to the sister of a certain someone that rocks Phryne's world.

Episode Tag extension for Raisins and Almonds. Phryne and Jack discussing his first marriage. This looks a little more at that question and helps build the friendship between Phryne and Jack that is the backbone of their relationship.

'Contrary to belief, Phryne Fisher never enjoys the act of breaking a man's heart.' An exploration of S3.

The honourable Miss Fisher volunteers to assist Inspector Robinson by reading some ... scandalous letters.

Jack might not be one to blush at the sight of "a bit of bare flesh" but Phryne's fan dance just might be the undoing of his cool demeanor. ONE SHOT

After a night of passion, Jack forgets his Fedora and Overcoat in a certain Lady Detectives boudoir. When she returns them to him at his office the next day, she makes sure the experience is...unforgettable. One Shot. (For now - if you want more chapters review and I will think about it!) Rated M for a Reason.

Phryne's musings about Jack's family are finally answered when a stranger shows up at City South. Set after 3 07 as Jack and Phryne get closer. Some fluff, some family dramaz, some high stakes action and pancakes.

Honesty. Peace. Privacy. It's why she went to her secret garden. Jack's presence adds a whole new element to her evening.

In which Aunt P makes her entrance about 60 seconds later, and our heroes decide that "tomorrow" will do much better than "our next murder investigation", thank you very much! Experiments in first person POV, just for fun.

Post 3x8. A London reunion smutlet.

"Come after me," she told him before she got on the plane... And Jack can't resist the challenge. A steamy reunion in London ensues. This is set right after season 3, episode 8, so it will probably be AU once season 4 (hopefully) is aired. I just couldn't wait...

Starting with a tag to one of my favorite Season 3 scenes but hopefully, it'll turn into a collection of Jack and Phryne one-shots and drabbles. Fun and smuttiness to ensue!

"There's only so much fan dancing, desk sitting and pulling lock picks out of stockings I can take!" Phryne and Jack have a frank conversation about their effect on each other, massagers and brothels. Post ep to 3x05 Death and Hysteria

A pastiche of scenes from Jack and Phryne's newest joint venture. Where there is an ending, there is also a beginning. Now complete.

The trial has finally concluded and Jack and Phryne have the opportunity to escape the city and spend a long weekend at the shore.

Jack does as Phryne asks at the end of season 3. This is a set of snapshots set during their reunion. Spoilers for the general events of the season overall.

Just a little bit I wanted to add in to the scene at the end of S3E08, just before Dot leaves... Some dialogue taken from the show.

A missing scene/what-if after a shooting star. 3x08 spoilers.

Jack and Hugh come calling on Phryne when she's in the bath. When she comes down the stairs in nothing but an over-sized towel things get interesting. Hugh x Dot. Phryne x Jack. Smut oneshot

The Inspector, Phryne has decided, is delicious when he's angry.

Phryne is receiving death threats and Jack does what it takes to keep her safe.

Miss Fisher and Detective Inspector Jack Robinson find out just how dangerous a bathroom can be. *This is my first fan fiction* Please be kind. :-)

If Hugh walked in right now, he'd be scarred for life.

We're merely mammals…

"Jack Robinson, the man who always does the right thing." "Not always."

Phryne's in his lap. Jack's face is… well. And there's only so much denial a person can handle.

Jack is troubled by a gruesome murder, one he swears he won't let Phryne anywhere near. Yet he learns once again that telling Miss Fisher no is easier said than done. The pair must race against the clock to catch a monster before someone else ends up dead, all while trying to make sense of their deepening relationship.

Detective Inspector Jack Robinson is a man of many talents, not the least of which is his skill with Shakespeare.

"You attempted to trade sexual favors for your release," Phryne mock-accused him. "I have no choice but to take you into custody." CLICK! went the sound of the second cuff, binding his wrists behind him and tethering him to the bed frame. "I'm not entirely comfortable with this," he ground out. "That's the idea, Jack," she whispered, lips brushing his ear.

Jack is determined to discover what it takes to compel Phryne's kisses. Post-ep for Murder Under The Mistletoe.

After a risky slip-up is exposed by the press, the newlywed Robinsons find themselves undercover - in Collingwood. Soon Phryne and Jack aren't only struggling with the newly found poverty and the grim chapters of their past, but also with one another. Busily "helping" Hugh in solving the murder of a young woman, they miss that there is something much darker lurking in the shadows.

An AU ending for 'Unnatural Habits' where Jack doesn't leave right after Aunt P's interruption... As always, there will be smut :)

The story takes place after the end of Season One. Jack can't wait any longer to have Phryne, and she is kind enough to help him out.

Jack and Phyrne's first time.

A one-shot fic, set after the episode Dead Air. This time, after singing together, Phryne and Jack do misbehave.

When the Fisher Clan packs up to join the Robinsons for their annual family meeting in the country, tensions run high despite the romantic backdrop of Daylesford. But Phryne can't have a holiday without a murder and when the body of a young woman disappears from a locked room, leaving an entanglement of secrets behind, the two families have to join forces to solve the mystery.

While a serial killer roams Melbourne, Jack Robinson faces the biggest challenge of his life: Convincing Phryne to become his wife. But with bodies dropping left and right, the question of questions remains unasked and when not one, but two women from the Inspector's past reappear, Phryne starts wondering how not getting what she never wanted, can be so utterly unsatisfying.

A stand alone fic. set after Chapter 48 of my main fic. Providential Heart. You don't need to have read the rest but you need to know that Jack and Phryne are lovers and that he's just escaped his ex-wife's evil plot to force him to marry her again. Smut filled but no new plot developments so regular readers are free to skip it.

Jack is her gravity.

A "Murder Under the Mistletoe" Christmas fic. In the middle of the night, with a murderer on the loose, Phryne Fisher receives a bedroom visitor.

A heat wave hits Melbourne. Naturally, Miss Fisher has some ideas about how to cool down.

Set during the Christmas Special. What if Phryne and Jack were lovers? Would Jack really have driven all that way in a raging storm just to let a little thing like an insane killer keep him from venturing to Phryne's room?

"To every action there is always opposed an equal reaction: or the mutual actions of two bodies upon each other are always equal, and directed to contrary parts."

Merry Christmas :)

Something is missing in their physical interaction. Phryne, being Phryne, is about to do something about it... (2 chapters total - smut included!)

A storm is battering Melbourne, the power is out, and Jack and Phryne are searching for a way to keep themselves occupied.

He really, *really* needed to start thinking things through before he opened his mouth.

"Just one dress can be . . . lethal."

When Jack comes across an abandoned puppy, he accidentally ends up adopting it. But when he gets attached, and Phryne won't give it back, delicate negotiations are required... Followed by indelicate negotiations. Complete.

We all remember Inspector Jack Robinson's most challenging case, and all its ignored plot potential. Jack's divorce is finally over, here is the inevitable aftermath. Complete.