An extended One Shot (admittedly, it could have been a two-parter) exploring the relationship between Phryne and Jack after he'd forced a separation at the close of "Blood at the Wheel". My first foray into this fandom. Rated T for adult situations.

At ten years old, a curious Phryne Fisher steals a bottle of the special ink that lets its user write a message on their skin and have it reflected on that of their soulmate. It works, but it will be years before she connects with him face to face.

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.

Brief scenes in the developing relationship of Sister Bernadette/Shelagh and Dr. Patrick Turner. Based on my "Turnadette Tuesday" weekly image postings on Tumblr.

Sister Bernadette's journey of discovery at the sanatorium from CtM series 2, and my ideas about how her conversations with Sister Julienne and her subsequent reading of Dr. Turner's letters, might have happened. Alternating points of view between Sister Julienne and Sister Bernadette/Shelagh.

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.

Rose spent two years rewriting her history with the Doctor, and now they finally have their chance at forever. But as new friends and foes alike appear, new challenges come with them. Can the Doctor and Rose live happily ever after? What is that supposed to look like anyway? Rewrite of season 3, second in the Written in the Stars series. Now complete.

Rose is trapped in a universe that is trying erase her. With the help of a very special friend, she gets the opportunity to go back and rewrite her entire history with the Doctor in order to keep the tragic events at Canary Wharf from happening. Can she succeed? Or is she doomed to fade away? First in the Written in the Stars series, now complete.

She was alive, so the world wouldn't burn. It was only then that he realized he would have lit the first match.

Sequel to Part Human. As the part human Doctor and Rose Tyler tentatively take the next steps in their relationship, they have to confront a new threat to the planet. Rated M for language, implied violence and adult situations.

"Tinned pineapple? You fantasized about preserved fruit?"

The car journey after that breathtakingly romantic scene in the mist! Shelagh and Patrick are suddenly free to express their feelings for each other, but don't know where to start. To be continued... Please review if you have the time :)

The day Rita died the lives of her children, her sister and her husband, Dave become a hideous blur. For Rita, everything is far too clear. Rated T for the general theme of story and rare use of strong language.