Four years after the end of the war Lucien Blake shows up at his father's house with his young daughter in tow and a lifetime of hurt to unravel, and Jean Beazley is there to help this broken family put its pieces back together, and maybe even find love of her own. AU.

Set after Ghost Stories. Lucien is found and now it's time to try to put the pieces back together. But will someone's revenge threaten their future?

Missing scene from s2ep1. I had too many ideas for The Doctor Blake Mysteries: Unseen, so I have posted this one as a short standalone.

This is a one shot from Jean's POV. It is an entry from her personal diary. It describes her frustrations and insecuties regarding expressing physical intimacy before marriage. It is based on a scene from season 5. I plan on writing more excepts like this as I think of more ideas. Eventually I may put all my ideas into one story. I'll test it with is. Read and enjoy! :)

Danny reads Charlie's journal.

A spin off series. Instead of a long 'episode', thought I'd try a few short pieces about Bill Hobart. His is a character I think would be fun to explore and develop. As always, I don't own copyright to this character or anything else related to DBM.

Five drabbles of five hundred words about five vices of Charlie Davis

The residents of Ballarat are overcome but a strange heatwave...

A series of nine drabbles about the life and times of William Munro (major s5 spoilers)

Rose Anderson learned young how to keep her head high and keep moving forward.

Charlie Davis has the worst timing of anyone Rose has ever known in her life. It figures that their wedding night would be no different. (Rose/Charlie)

There are voices that you want to hear when you wake up. Like your mother. Father. Sister. Brother. Cousin. Uncle. Second cousin. Uncle twice removed on your step mother's sister's husband's brother's wife's third cousin's side. And then there are voices you don't really want to hear when you wake up. Point in question: Sergeant Charlie Davis. (contains canon typical violence)

Bill Hobart has always known what sort of boy he is. He knows what happens to boys who love boys like him. You aren't going to do that to him, are you Bill? (Bill Hobart/OMC, Bill Hobart/William Munro, Bill Hobart/Charlie Davis)

Everyone has them. (set in s4, mostly canon compliant)

What might have been is an abstraction/And everything must come and go (Charlie/Rose)

Can Charlie and Rose rise from the ashes? (future AU, Charlie/Rose, Jean/Blake [past])

Every relationship Bill Hobart ever had was tinted by violence. (And a kiss with a fist is better then none)

Charlie's lungs burned.

William Munro was a good copper once upon a time, a fact which Charlie Davis is painfully well aware of.

Edward's entertainment may have fallen through, but he still found Entertainment. Entertainment in the form of Charlie Davis. (AU for Crossing the line, Multichapter, now with cover image!)

Charlie thought he was going win against Hobart? Charlie Davis, whom he'd once seen lock himself in the mens bathroom so no one would hear him cry after he got a paper cut, thought he was going to win against Hobart, who literally beat people for (as far as he could tell) fun? PART ONE: About Charlie Davis

He can't leave the room. Her room. And it's all the Order's fault. Confined to a small space with only the Mudblood for company, something's going to give. Maybe his sanity. Maybe not. "There," she spat. "Now your Blood's filthy too!" DM/HG. PostHBP.

Roy is an ambiguous character who constantly seems to linger in Cole's thoughts. "You and your black and white ideals. How could I keep myself amused otherwise?" "I amuse you now, Roy? I thought we couldn't stand the sight of each other." SLASH. Rated M to be safe. Roy Earle / Cole Phelps

The Pureblood Greengrass family has a dirty little secret. Her name is Astoria. Canon compliant with a twist. Rated M for some smut and dark situations.

Roy Earle won't be made a fool of...especially by a woman. Rated M for intense sexual situations and language.

So maybe everything didn't work out perfectly for Harry. Still, most of his friends survived, he'd gotten married, and was about to become a father. If only he'd have stayed away from the Veil, he wouldn't have had to go back and do everything AGAIN.