Shelagh is more than ready to start her new life as Mrs Turner, but there is one part that worries her a little, since she wants to please Patrick always: what happens between men and women in the bedroom. However, she reasons that lovemaking is a skill just like any other, and can be taught. And so Patrick comes up with several lessons for her with plenty of real-life practice.

Sister Bernadette discovers that her cough is not so much due to TB as due to something else: a latent power inside her that no longer wants to stay dormant.

Shelagh decides it is time to talk to Patrick about birth control now that Teddy has proven she is not as infertile as they thought.

Shelagh had never considered herself the type of person to read romance novels. She'd assumed them rather lurid affairs, not fit for a woman of her own high moral standards. That was before she'd read Caribbean Kisses.

When a certain doll keeps returning to the Turner household, drastic measures will have to be taken to get the haunted toy to stay away.

Turnadette modern AU. When Shelagh's appartment gets shut down after a fire, she has nowhere else to go on New Year's Eve than her colleague and month-long crush, Doctor Turner. As she lives there, she slowly starts to become obsessed with Patrick's first wife, Marianne. I used vibes from Du Maurier's 'Rebecca' for this fic. TW: Car crash, discussions of death, guilt.

So this fic is based on @cooldoyouhaveaflag /RipperShipper's Prompts of Turnadette prompt 29. Go and check all of those prompts out if you haven't already; they are super well written and just plain amazing! Anyway, in prompt 29, Shelagh has a bit of a nasty encounter, after which Patrick comforts her. I wondered what would have happened if it was one of the nuns who intervened.

A series based on prompts. These fragments are either five sentences long (excluding the sentence suggested by the person who requested the prompt) or are no longer than 100 words.

Shelagh and Patrick decide to go on a little holiday. Imagine their surprise when it turns out that Trixie and Christopher are staying in the same hotel. In fact, they are staying in the room next to the Turners. Hotel walls are awfully thin...

After Sister Bernadette has been diagnosed with TB, she decides it is time to put into words how she feels about the doctor, and goes to him to tell him in person. Season 2 Canon divergence, because what would have happened if Sister B and Doctor T had given in to their love for each other before the misty road? TW: possibly fatal illness is discussed.

When Patrick gives Shelagh a rather obvious love-bite, he tries to find a way to justify him leaving his mark on her, and does so by explaining what this mark means, along with all her scars.

When Angela starts her 'fairies live in our garden' phase, Patrick discovers more about Shelagh's childhood, and decides to do something special for her. TW: none, I think, though this story does veer into the realm of the uncanny in later chapters.

A fic in which Patrick explains a young Angela how he and Shelagh met. Since it is almost a fairy tale in and of itself, Patrick takes some liberties, borrowing from Disney's Sleeping Beauty. TW: none, I think.

Angela has the firm belief, like most children of her age, that her room harbours a vast array of monsters. What happens if she decides to vanquish them, only to hear strange sounds from her parents' bedroom? TW: none, I think.

When Sister Bernadette wakes from a troubling dream, she decides to have a good conversation with her fellow religious sister. TW: none, I think.

Every marriage has a bit of strife sometimes. When Patrick ignores a pile of unfolded nappies, Shelagh can't control her anger. This fic explores how little tensions can come out in an argument that started over a little thing, but also how these two talk things through and make up. A companion piece to Tension. TW: none, I think.

Every marriage has its little fights, but what happens when Angela Turner picks up on the tension between her parents and has a nightmare as a result? Companion piece to Strife. TW: none, I think.

Trixie's and Christopher's wedding night. TW: none, I think.

A companion piece to Unconventional Motherhood, though both can be read separately. Barbara and Shelagh have a good conversation about what name to give to friendships that don't always fit that label. TW: none, I think.

Phyllis and Sister Julienne have a conversation about unconventional motherhood when Phyllis struggles to understand her emotions after Barbara's wedding. TW: none, I think.

Trixie is insecure about her body post-baby, so Christopher decides to give her a bit of a pep-talk. TW: none, I think.

Shelagh takes a bit of time to reflect on her new house in the middle of the night with Teddy in her arms and to comfort a scared Angela. TW: none, I think.

Trixie Franklin has four things she is proud of. When she sees Shelagh in those drab, ill-fitting suits, she simply has to employ one of them to help her friend. She didn't expect a shopping trip to teach her a bit more about herself, though. TW: none, I think.

UPDATE: this is now going to be 15 stories :). Ten AU ways that Sister Bernadette and Patrick could have had their first kiss (Inspired by the amazing work of Kienova) TW: assault (chapter 1), alcohol abuse (chapter 2), abuse (chapter 6)

A steamy phone conversation between Patrick and Shelagh. After all, Patrick didn't get to show his appreciation for her nurse's uniform properly that morning... TW: none, I think.

Shelagh thinks about the past few weeks during the ride to the adoption agency to pick up Angela and finds hope and faith in her memories. TW: none, I think.

An anonymous ask on Tumblr inspired this fic. The prompt was 'show some sexual tension between a married Shelagh and Patrick'. TW: none, I think.

What would have happened if the misty-road scene had been a rainy-road scene instead? A bit of angst, a bit of fluff. TW: none, I think.

What if Sister Julienne found Doctor T and Sister B smooching in the Parish Hall? TW: abuse.