A phone call with bad news sents the members of Lockwood and Co. up to the North of England so Lucy can be with her family. Meanwhile, the agency tries to deal with a dangerous ghost haunting the local train station

How did Holly Munro come to be the perfectionist, slightly neurotic individual we see in the books? Why did she become an agent? There's so little of her backstory in canon. Here's my (completely invented) take on her life before Lockwood and Co. Note: title from one of Lucy's first impressions of Holly in THB. Warning: death of a family member in second chapter.

It's been a long week, and Lockwood and Co. are investigating their last case before the weekend. What begins as just another dreary Friday afternoon case quickly reveals itself to be much, much more. NOTE: Title has been changed (Previously "What Began in Folly")

Takes place after book three. One shot. While separated from her colleagues, Lucy overhears some other agents discussing Lockwood.

"If I didn't know any better, I'd say you were trying to seduce me." A continuation of the story by ironsilversaltandtea on tumblr

An errand run turns into an impromptu date for Lockwood and Lucy. Written for the Discord Secret Santa

Loosely connected drabble/one-shot compilation. Expect Locklyle angst, fluff, and lots of snark and sap. Sometimes all at once. (Spoilers! I suggest finishing the books first. T for romantic/Very Mildly suggestive themes, and possibly for language and violence. Nothing worse than in canon, though. Cover by me!)

All she wanted to do was grab a cup of tea. Instead, Lucy fell, broke a mug, had a one-sided row with Lockwood, cut her hand and had confessed her feelings in the worst way possible. Ghost touch seemed more inviting than facing the Grinning Boy. Locklyle.

Just when Lockwood and Co. thought the Problem was over, they must cross the English Channel to fight back the tide of phantoms that is flooding France.

Lockwood is known for his bad ideas. Lucy is known for very happily going along with them. (OR: Lucy and Lockwood decide to have a kid. For business reasons, of course).

Lockwood and co. needs a plan. They have to sneak into Steve Rotwells Midwinter ball but thats easier said than done. Why? Because burglary is more fun than socialising, or so Lockwood always says. Holly has a plan that the rest of the team might not like. ( Just a one shot)

A trilogy of 60-word Locklyle drabbles inspired by Of Monsters and Men's song, Little Talks. Cohesive with Spreading Shadows and the rest of my fics.

The Problem is solved. But why are there still ghosts around? (discontinued - at least for now)

Quill runs into a haggard looking Lucy while on an errand at DEPRAC for Fittes, and decides to get to the bottom of the matter. Besides, now he finally has the excuse to confront her on a matter he has been thinking about ever since the previous summer.

"My Florence was right. I should have just went to the store and forgotten about the war instead of acting like a hero. Nothing good will come of all of this fighting and accusing the other of petty war crimes." In which the Medic, George Cubbins, goes to war and writes about his experiences. rated for imaging and bloody depictions. Lockwood and Co World War ll AU Flubbins Locklyle

Lockwood and Co. are on a ghost-case to fight ghosts in a graveyard, when Lucy finds a tombstone with her name on it. This story is in English and Spanish to help your bilingual skills. Lockwood y Co. están en un caso fantasma cuando Lucy encontras una lápida sepulcral con su nombre. Esta histora es en ingés y español para ayudar a tus habilidades bilingües

The Skull had warned her of this. He'd told her that Lockwood would dial up the charm, would run circles around her reasons, would whip out the Kuriashi Turn on her doubts, would bide his time to weaken her resolve. All to get her to stay, because it was easier to do nothing when she was exhausted.

Join the Lockwood & Co as they battle evil entities and spooks of all sorts in this collection of cases. Of course, with a little Locklyle sprinkled in.

On their first case alone since Lucy came back, Lockwood and Lucy take on a musically inclined Visitor. Set after The Creeping Shadow

After Lucy's legendary fight with Penelope Fitts, The Lockwood and Co. agency began to split up. When the team gets back together to investigate a haunted murder, Lucy stays behind to save the Skull, who's trapped in the Other Side. A quick 4-chapter read. Oh, and a bit of Locklyle. Rated T for mild language and suggestive themes.

Lucy has a nightmare, Lockwood is there to help.

At the end of The Empty Grave, Lockwood and Lucy go out on a walk together. What happens on that walk? Lots of fluff ;) -Lockyle-

" 'You so don't. Who else have you ever talked to? As a skull, I mean. There.. see' I said. 'There is nobody.' 'Actually, you're wrong,' the skull said. 'I spoke with Marissa Fittes once. So you're not the only one, Miss Clever Clogs.' " How the meeting between the skull and Marissa Fittes might've gone.

Just a normal case—find and contain the source. Who knew it would end in such tragedy? [reuploaded two-shot]

To save Lockwood and Co. from bankruptcy Lucy Carlyle must use her ability of Touch and uncover secrets about a murdered starlet tied to an old locket. Of course, Anthony Lockwood is more than supportive and oddly eager. At the same time, George Cubbins must suffer a terrible fate formulated by a grinning skull. One-shot. Nothing special. Switches to third person in the middle.