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.

Phryne reminisces on Janey's birthday. Jack does not know their story, but perhaps Phryne will share with him. Along the way there is a surprise for Jack and Phryne, and a murder mystery or two to solve.

Set after Phryne returns from England. What happens when someone close to her get attacked and how will it change her? It was a quiet day in the Police Station, we an injured girl stumbles through and collapses in Jack's arm, what happens when that girl is Jane. Established Phrack relationship and Jack-Jane relationship.

With Phryne off to England, a pining Jack Robinson comes across a roll of film from a previous case - the Belinda Roswell case to be specific. Once developed he sees a whole different side to Phryne Fisher, but with oceans between them, disruptive parents, & impossibly dead bodies washing up on shore, they have along road ahead before they can start living happily ever after.

It's time for the Melbourne Cup and Phryne has every intention of enjoying herself until she finds herself covered in blood. Jack and Phryne try to play it safe, but someone breaks the rules. Can Jack and Phryne bring those responsible to justice or will they count more bodies that they wanted?

The death of a family friend forces Jack and Phryne to investigate an emotionally charged case while navigating their evolving relationship with each other and everyone around them. Light on mystery, heavy on romance, liberally dosed with angst and tempered by witty banter: my usual recipe!

Two violent murders have Melbourne police stumped until Jack and Phryne get unexpected help from someone Phryne knew, and thought she'd lost, during the war. Case story. Set between seasons 2 and 3 of MFMM. This is a crossover with the show "Forever", but you don't need to know a single thing about that show to understand this. Definitely MFMM centric.

When the Premier of Victoria puts in a personal request to one Miss Phryne Fisher, she is hard-pressed to decline. That this special task will take her to the City of Seven Hills proves far too tantalising to forgo and, before long, she embroils herself and those she cares for in a mystery that will have not only personal, but global repercussions. {Set after the Season 1 Finale.}

Girls are disappearing across the city. For Phryne it gets personal so she turns to the one person she swore she would never see again (set about 6 months after my short 'Three little words', you might want to take a peek first)

COMPLETE: Set after the events of S3E8, this story looks to explore how the characters cope with Miss Fisher's adventure to England. In particular what journey it takes both Jack on. Our lovely heroine will be absent from the initial chapters, but no worries she loves a grand entrance. I don't own the characters but will dutiful play with them while they're on hiatus. Enjoy!

A fateful call from her Father sees Phryne travelling home to England where painful revelations must be discovered. Jack, when faced with a long separation from her must make his own difficult choices.

Voici ma version de la fin de l'épisode 2x12 ...

Random Shorts/drabbles in the Uncharted Territory series. Chapter 3: 1945-46: It's All Paul Henreid's Fault.

Jack's parents visit unexpectedly and he wonders how to explain the unparalleled force in his life that is Phryne. Of course nothing goes as planned and before he gets the chance a certain Lady Detective goes missing! Phrack, Jane and Jack bonding and more! Rated T for now...it maybe should be different given some of the more intense scenes...

. Modern au. Phryne's away and Jack's in 'loco parentus'. What could possibly happen in one week?

When Rosie comes nosing back into Jack's life, he has a hard time deciding if he wants to put himself at risk for heartbreak with his ex-wife or the woman who claims to not be the marrying kind. With a killer of young girls on the loose that has his eyes on Jane, the Detective Inspector and Miss Fisher are put in close quarters. That does not help his though processes. Phrack.

Six months after the events of Repentance, Jack finds himself doing the one thing he's promised not to do: keeping a secret from Phryne. Echoes of past events begin to colour reality as our two detectives deal with a case that has them questioning everything; even their relationship.

Jack has a hard time dealing with George's 'betrayal', but it not the only thing his difficulties to handle with… The man who always tries to do the right thing and to behave properly might for once.

Jack was hoping for a nice, quiet voyage back to Australia, but of course that wasn't going to happen.

Phryne and Jack are reunited in London and are immediately thrust into a mystery. Of course. xSpoilers for Series 3x

An overture is only the place where the music begins. Set in the months after 3.8 as Jack takes Phryne up on her challenge to improve on his first attempt and they begin to contemplate a future together whilst solving a case that has its roots in the past.

Une nouvelle aventure pour notre lady detective. Après la saison 2, en attendant la saison 3...

Set between S1 and 2. Phryne & Jack are in the middle of a murder case concerning a smuggling racket of young girls. They have yet been unable to arrest the leader and prime suspect, Mr. Derrington. Jack fears the body of a young girl has stirred up Phryne's memories of Janey, and made her reckless enough to deal with Derrington herself, to protect the other girls. /For verifix

Jack reaches his limit

I do not own these wonderful characters, but I am glad I know them. Jack touches Phryne...what happens next? Loving Series 3!

Six months after leaving for England, Phryne returns, determined to ignore the man who never came after her. But on her arrival she finds a very different Melbourne, one rocked by abduction, murder and a failed police investigation. Determined to find out the truth, Phryne embarks on her biggest challenge yet: bringing Jack Robinson back from the abyss. Set after 3x08

How a small Robinson comes home. Part 6 of the Uncharted Territory Series. Will include all characters, eventually! NOW ADDED: Chapter 4: The Least We Can Do (Jack and Constable Weatherly). In which Jack has his faith in the new generation of police constables restored, and is almost brought to tears by a cricket ball...

Smoothing her windblown bob as best she could, Phryne Fisher entered the lobby of the Savoy and paused to exhale. (Takes place after 3x08)

"Come after me Jack Robinson" she'd said. As usual Jack has to run to keep up with her.

Phryne lives up to her threat and puts Jack on the couch - finding more than she'd bargained for.

"The course of true love never did run smooth." But that doesn't mean it wasn't worth the journey. Of course things between Jack and Phryne could never just happen, easily- there are too many demons in each of their pasts, too many issues to reconcile for a future. But my money is on them taking it the distance, and luckily, in this universe at least, I get to write it the way I s

After the events of Telling Jack, just how exactly does the newest little Robinson appear on the scene? Part 4 of the Uncharted Territory series. Chapter 3 NOW UP: "DI Jack and the Shiny New Moniker," in which a certain little Robinson finally arrives!

Phryne Fisher seems to be fascinated with Jack's ties, or is it something else? He determines to figure out just what, using his powers of observation and deduction, while her attentions provide continual distraction.

A horse murder was not quite the entertainment Jack and Phryne had been hoping for - but when the favourite to win the Hanging Rock race is brutally butchered, only the truth might keep an old feud from escalating. While the Detectives try to unravel a knot of secrets surrounding the old stones, Jack finds himself confronted with the most unsettling thing of all: a scared Phryne.

She was, without a doubt, the woman that had invaded his dreams for so many years after the war. His Nightingale. Miss Phryne Fisher. And he had no idea how to proceed. - SEQUEL TO 'STAR-CROSSED'

Almost everyone in the room - Jack, Phryne, Cec and Bert - had a long history with this song. It could be joyous for reunions, heartbreaking for partings, comforting for memorials. Mrs. Stanley didn't recognize it but now the song was a part of her history too.

When Phryne falls of the roof, Jack is left heartbroken

For a first time in her life Phryne Fisher had nothing to say.

These are my thoughts on what happened after Season 3, Episode 8. I'm American so excuse any cultural gaffes. I've been struggling with the idea of just how Jack would go after Phryne...

Set at the conclusion of series 3 of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries as the plane goes out of sight. This one started with 3 ideas, but putting them together has evolved into something much bigger & now I'm not sure where it's heading... Chapter 6 'The Swallow Pin' was a separate story which I've now incorporated into the story because I like it so much. I hope you enjoy.

Phryne has some life-altering news for Jack. (Sequel to Confirmation. Part 2 of the "Uncharted Territory" series.)

Jack's thoughts on near kisses and actual kisses during "Death Do Us Part."

"I wouldn't have thought it like you Collins to take an interest in Erotica of the Far East." Hugh has some explaining to do as to how a certain book managed to get into his possession and Jack faces the consequences of returning the said book to a rather seductive lady detective.

A well-known man about town with a penchant for the arts has been murdered. Miss Fisher has entangled herself into another adventure. But with a sick Dottie, things could get even more interesting. Besides, ballet and murder don't mix, do they?

Jack invites Phryne to his house to tackle a rather unique mission of sorts. Set after S3 ep. 3. Just a one-shot that wouldn't leave me alone.

All's fair in love and war... eventually

When a string of robberies lead to the murder of a honeymooning couple, Phryne and Jack find themselves going undercover... as newlyweds.

Phryne and Jack go through some close calls and dangerous adventures, but the still manage to have some fun and enjoy a good laugh.

What happens when everything changes? How will Jack win Phryne?

Yes, she was a very charming freight train indeed, and he had the feeling he lay decimated on her tracks.

Jane's excited preparations for her debut come to a screeching halt when one of her dancing teachers drops dead. A case after Phryne's taste, who uses the chance to work on her tangoing skills with handsome Julian. The Inspector, meanwhile, faces temptations of his own and soon they are sucked into a whirlwind of passions that might prove more dangerous than they'd anticipated.

A series of humorous and flirtatious shorts between our beloved Inspector and the divine Miss Fisher.

One terrible moment changes everything.

Jack's jealousy of Phryne helping an old flame causes him to kick her out of City South, for what he hopes will be the last time. But Miss Fisher has other plans. Spoilers from Season 1 and 2. The title takes from a poem by Thomas Watson.

Extension to Scene. 2.01 plus more drabbles

This story follows New Year's Eve Waltz. Jack and Phryne take a trip to do an investigation with Dot and Hugh. Romance, Adventure, Angst and drama are on the agenda. I own nothing, just enjoy the characters created by Kerry Greenwood and the delightful actors in ABC's MFMM. I had originally rated this M for later chapters, but Ariadne has convinced me to move it to T for now.

It was her fault, maybe. Or his fault, perhaps...

Miss Fisher looks into a case of a wandering husband when people begin to die... Jack has a house guest and Miss Fisher begins to worry...

One of our beloved is shot, how will the other respond?

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.

When an old friend of Phryne's is found dead in an alleyway our detectives are convinced that it was no random robbery. But with an entire family of suspects and a multitude of motives, figuring out whodunnit might prove to be a bit of a headache.

He had of course read all about it in the newspapers. What he didn't know however was that Isla Curlin was a very dear friend to Miss Fisher. Miss Fishers friend dies and Jack is her comfort?

The final judgement in the Sanderson/Fletcher case is looming and Jack is struggling to deal with it. His relationship with Phryne is always at the back of his mind, but will Rosie disrupt the course of true love, or is Jack capable of that all on his own?

This is a two-part extension to the episode "Blood at the Wheel", and it's my take on what happened after the episode finished, and Phryne & Jack went their separate ways. Reviews are greatly appreciated :) PS- I do not own Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries or any of the characters and storylines, my writing is purely for the enjoyment of myself and others who choose to read it :)

Pre- and during 'Blood at the Wheel'. Mainly from Jack's POV, with an occasional glimpse to other's. What went through Jack's mind when he thought Phryne was dead? How did he deal with the aftermath? Despite everything, he hadn't exactly anticipated how hard trying to detach himself from her could be.

Love isn't easy, especially when it's between a flapper girl and a police DI. And who knew so many people got to have a say in the matter!

It's Jacks birthday, not that he wants Miss Fisher to know...

Getting to a finale! Have re-written the title information and family tree in chpt. 1. COMPLETE

When Phryne decides to play a cruel trick on Jack, she doesn't count on the consequences...

A series of Rom/Com one shots set in Season 2 centred around Jack & Phryne. One - Temptation: "Jack swore vehemently under his breath. How had a simple request for a pair of muddy shoes gotten so out of hand?" Three - Canopy: "I can assure you, even you wouldn't be able to wriggle out of these knots, Miss Fisher."

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.

Jack responds to a late night telephone call... Hurt/comfort, friendship, romance, and a little smut (and the teensy-weensiest blink-and-you'll-miss-it bit of sleuthing) ** Please note that this story contains violence which includes implied sexual assault. Please do not read the story if you feel that it will cause you distress **

What is a crucible? To a scientist, it is a mere piece of experimental apparatus. An item into which perhaps unknown substances are placed, to be heated in a furnace that drives out all impurities until there is nothing left. Nothing but that which can stand the test of the fire.

Continuation of "The Natural Progression of Things". Also, tying up loose ends, TV show, Book, my own. Up rating. Complete

Whilst in Hot Pursuit of a killer, Phryne and Jack stumble through the library at Melbourne University into a very different Library altogether. Crossover with DiscWorld, but I don't think we have a Crossover category just yet, and it seems silly to create one just for this.

Miss Fisher and the Inspector attempt to solve a murder while attempting to solve their own issues.

When Detective Inspector Jack Robinson gets a call late at night in the office to say that Miss Fisher is in danger, and the only clue a ransom note, he has to team up with Bert, Cec, Dot and Mr. Butler to find her, and he just might find his real feelings for the Private Detective along the way.

"What do I owe this pleasure" he asked taking his drink, wondering why this woman was here and why it would require a drink. Phryne takes a tumble... Poor Jack

Jack Robinson always suspected he would die alone. When a straightforward case leads him into the tangled web of Melbourne's organized crime, it looks like he just might. Phryne Fisher could extricate him, if only she knew he needed rescuing. Romance, angst, friendship, and chiseled cheekbones. What could go wrong? It's got a dark start, but I'm a happy endings girl.

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.

With Phryne soon to turn thirty, Aunt Prudence is determined to marry her off. She knows that her niece's infatuation with a certain police inspector may be a problem, but the would-be beau found floating in the Stanley swimming pool may present a rather larger one, especially when Phryne enlists Jack's help to investigate.

... but let me have tonight. When Jack finally makes his move, Phryne is forced to confront not only her own feelings but also the reality of just how badly she has hurt him.

There was a moment of hesitation, of pure clarity where he saw everything in vivid detail. Time slowed down and her eyes were a beautiful green, the cliff reached out into the misty rain and there was a gaping bullet hole in her chest. "Jack." Phryne whispered, her voice laced with a hint of surprise and fear as she fell backwards over the edge.

After cutting Miss Fisher from his life, a devastated Jack throws himself into work. But the chase after the killer of a gangster boss gets him into mortal danger himself and Phryne enters a race against time to find her Inspector, uncover the biggest secret of Melbourne's underworld and possibly save her own heart from breaking.

A thief is snatching some of Melbourne's finest jewellery and Phryne and Jack are forced close together on the hunt to catch them. Warning: smut ahead!

Phryne's called to help a young woman and gets shot at in the process, not something she appreciates. Jack agrees with this sentiment, preferring Phryne safe and at home. Alas, Jack's wish will never be granted and Phryne goes in search of the gunman. Smut included!

If Phryne Fisher is dead, then why is she standing in Jack's office? Why did she fake her own death? More importantly, will Jack finally tell her how he feels?