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.

What could have happened at the end of Murder Under the Mistletoe...and beyond.

Phryne and Jack go undercover at an exclusive Club as a married couple and soon find out that their feelings towards each other don't make the task of catching a murderer any easier. Set in the same universe of Angry, Half in Love, and Tremendously Sorry.

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.

What if... Aunt Prudence had not interrupted that fateful moment. An exploration of Jack and Phryne's relationship. Warning: absolutely M-rated!

A pastiche of scenes from Jack and Phryne's newest joint venture. Where there is an ending, there is also a beginning. Now complete.

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.)

"For once, Mac, I haven't the faintest idea what to do." (Part 1 of the "Uncharted Territory" series.)

The latest (not last - I'm optimistic) episode of MFMM made me so happy that I decided to write a story after not having written anything in years. It's more or less simply about the last episode with some references to earlier episodes. Of course, it's romantic. How could it be anything else!

Maybe the point was that he had said nothing for so long that he couldn't say nothing any longer. Jack's thoughts during the conversation at the end of "Unnatural Habits."

Jack and Hugh come calling on Phryne when she's in the bath. When she comes down the stairs in nothing but an over-sized towel things get interesting. Hugh x Dot. Phryne x Jack. Smut oneshot

"Oh, Miss Fisher," she positively frozen when she heard her name, afraid that he'd woken to find her watching him sleeping, even more afraid that he hadn't. And then, in a tone of voice she had never heard Inspector Detector Jack Robinson use in all the time she had known him, a hungry growl, a husky, desperate demand, he said, "call me Inspector."

To be honest, she had never cared much for the waltz before. Beyond the notion of her mother falling for her father's dubious charms until its spell, it so easily turned into an exercise in male obstinacy. How often her partners would mulishly tread the same path over and over again, while steadfastly refusing the inspiration of the movement or music. Not so with Jack, though.

An episode tag for 3x03 - Murder and Mozzarella.

Phryne is receiving death threats and Jack does what it takes to keep her safe.

Miss Fisher and Detective Inspector Jack Robinson find out just how dangerous a bathroom can be. *This is my first fan fiction* Please be kind. :-)

"Jack Robinson, the man who always does the right thing." "Not always."

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

A Murder Under the Mistletoe changed ending fic! A bit of adventure, a bit of fluff, and a nightcap to end it all! One-shot.

In the morning, Phryne prioritizes. Something sizzles close to Mr. Butler's hand; sound of footsteps upstairs. No menace to it, this morning. Between cases. / Jack makes his own coffee. The scent of it, he anticipates. He always breathes in the steam from his coffee first. Deep into his lungs. Enjoys it.

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

Jack is troubled by a gruesome murder, one he swears he won't let Phryne anywhere near. Yet he learns once again that telling Miss Fisher no is easier said than done. The pair must race against the clock to catch a monster before someone else ends up dead, all while trying to make sense of their deepening relationship.

Foyle was right about one thing, Jack thinks.

This is a continuation of the graveside scene during S1E13 (King Memses' Curse). I hope you like it. Please leave a review, I love reading them :) -note: I must admit the title is rubbish, I couldn't come up with anything better ahaha-

Detective Inspector Jack Robinson is a man of many talents, not the least of which is his skill with Shakespeare.

Jack allows himself to let go of a mornings guilt. Sequel to A Chance To Fly.

Phryne's thoughts dip into dangerous waters after learning of a particular policeman waiting to see her. PWP

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.

1 year. 365 days. On the one hand it felt like only yesterday, on the other, like another lifetime ago. The past, the present, and the future (with a little smut thrown in for good measure).

What if Jack and Phryne had found a different way to resolve their differences after the events of "Blood at the Wheel" Season 2 episode 7 ?

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.

In an effort to break the supply chain of stolen diamonds, Jack and Phryne go undercover in roles neither of them quite saw coming.

"Sometimes I wonder if any of us will recover from this war."

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...

Just a little seed of an idea that turned itself into a fic when I thought of Jack and his love of literature and how he would read Phryne.

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

The end of the King Memses adventure told from Jack's and then Phryne's POV. I read a lot of fan fiction, but this is my first foray in actual writing. Thank you Kerry Greenwood for creating such inspiring characters and to ABC for bringing them to life on televiaion. I love Jack and Phryne! I own nothing.

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.

Loki and Sigyn-from first meeting to... Notes: Bits of Norse, bits of Marvel, bits I'm making up as I go along.

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?

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!

Jack Robinson has gone missing and Phryne has to come to terms with the fact that she doesn't know Jack as well as she wants to...or she needs to. So what else would Phryne Fisher do but follow him?

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.

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.

This tale unfolds several weeks after Jack's walked away from a serious relationship with Phryne. As if Phryne & Jack aren't causing enough problems... enter The Fates... who force Phryne, Jack, Mac and friends to deal with destiny.

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.

"Brave boy." She whispers as they head up the stairs to the door. (M-rated companion piece to "Whiskey, Tango, Foxtrot".)

Jack Robinson was not having a good day. In fact, that was putting it mildly. For the first time in his entire working life he'd been sent home. He was, in the brief moments between the waves of frustration and boredom, prepared to admit that he wasn't well. Enter Miss Fisher. He certainly won't be bored now will he?

"And this is the Honorable Miss Phryne Fisher." She turned to see a most withering look upon Jack's face at the two women that stood before him meeting for the first time.

*That* is the past. *This* is the future. Your present — your **life** — is what you make of all the moments in between.

My take on what happens at the graveside, the day they find where Janey is buried. Set during Memse's curse

An AU imagining following the events of 2.7.

Jack has a heart as deep as the Pacific Ocean, and Phryne never can bring herself to say no to him.

A conversation between Jack and Jane about Phryne, set at the end of 2.09 "Framed for Murder".

The station's been unusually quiet lately, and Jack's starting to notice.

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!

After rejecting Phryne's incredibly tempting invitation, Jack wanders home... or not.