Sequel to 'There's A Long, Long Trail' - takes place during the Second World War. SLASH - PERIOD TYPICAL VIOLENCE/HOMOPHOBIA

Chief Superintendent Foyle doesn't believe in coincidence. But several years after he crosses paths with two London crooks, he receives an odd assignment from SOE handler Hilda Pierce. 2020 PBA: Gold-best crossover; Gold best visiting crossover characters (Foyle). nominated for best portrayal of Canon Extra: Alfie Burke.

1965 - Twenty Years after the end of the war, Christopher and Samantha Foyle are meeting with their grown up children for a family weekend. Their youngest, Connie Foyle, brings with her an intriguing story of murder from her studies in Oxford and a soft spot for a young detective constable called Morse. Foyle/Sam, Connie/Morse and Fourth in the "Keep Me" series.

It wasn't the wildest story she'd ever espoused a belief in.

She'd said yes without any hesitation when Andrew asked whether they might have an old friend to tea.

She found she missed so much more when Adam was away.

It was Sam's opinion they were two peas in a pod but she knew better than to say it.

The author gets back into the Jack Daniel's. Crack!fic hilarity ensues, or perhaps your eyeballs will bleed. Rated T for profanity and cartoonish violence.

Jean McBrian walks home.

On the night of bad air raid and fire Sam meets a most peculiar person

Foyle is in America, Milner is working far away and Sam is preparing to marry Adam. James Devereux moves into Foyle's house. But he isn't alone. Who is the mute girl who only eats Marmalade and why is she so afraid to go outside? yes, I'm mad, don't ask

Rupert isn't the only member of the Gile's family to have a run in with the law. What happens when his Grandmother meets Christopher Foyle.