What would happen if Mac was the rich heiress coming back to Melbourne, and the best friend meeting her was Doctor Phryne Fisher? How would Mac be - still herself, still lesbian, but also the woman who becomes a Lady Detective? And Phryne - a doctor caring about the women most in need? And how would Jack meet both of them and fall in love with Doctor Fisher? Last chapter is now up!

He shifted slightly towards her, and it was only a split second before he did it that she realized the movement was actually coming. - I have seen fics that explore what would have happened if Aunt Prudence never interrupted them in the hallway in the end of "Unnatural Habits". But what if she did - only a few minutes later than in the episode?

"I had the oddest conversation with Aunt P today," Phryne said as she gingerly sat down in one of the chairs in her parlour. "She kept talking about one of her favourite magazines and its section of love stories." Dot is innocently doing some needlework when Phryne upends it all.

Phryne is in the port of Southampton to greet Jack, but it turns out that she's not alone. A short London reunion fic.

Just a couple of days ago, in the case at the tennis tournament, Jack had made Phryne an honorary constable so he could work with her against the Commissioner's orders. The Commissioner is not pleased, and decides his Inspector needs to be punished. Set after "Game, Set & Murder".

Esme Robinson knows it's perhaps not completely fair to barge in on her son without notice. But she wants to see him at least a few times a year, and she loves to catch him off guard. - In which Jack's mother visits unexpectedly, and also gets to meet Miss Fisher.

Phryne peeked into the second small room, and concluded: "There is only one bed." "You have got to be kidding," he said, swiftly joining her in the doorway. "I would never joke about such serious matters," Phryne said, her eyes glittering.

Phryne has just brought home a young girl, Jane, and Dot decides to take her under her arms. This is set within S1E2, after the household has been disturbed at night by the terrifying Miss Gay who claims to be Jane's aunt. And the big question is - could I make Jack Robinson knit?

Jack Robinson is a worrier and Phryne Fisher hasn't appeared in his minimal office for more than ten days. What has happened? Why does Dot seem to feel guilty about it? And does innocent Hugh understand more than people give him credit for?

Phryne asks Mr Butler to leave the house, as she's having a special guest coming over for the evening. Set after S2E3, "Dead Man's Chest".