A slip of the lip by PC Honeychurch has William 'the Duke' Wellington investigating a dance saloon in search of Eliza Scarlet. He finds her and Moses and a situation that he needs to protect her from. Will he help her with her latest case, if only to keep her safe?

Miss Morgan's home has been broken into and her practice painting of Steam and Speed has been stolen! Will The Detective be able to recover it?

What would have happened if Henry hadn't taken in William on that fateful stormy night? What if Eliza hadn't been able to pay Mrs. Parker the rent? Would Eliza and William still have met? (Also, last chapter is a spoiler/teaser story)

A follow on story from Miss Scarlet in Library with the Candlestick. Miss Eliza Scarlet is forced to take matters into her own hands when Detective Inspector William, The Duke, Wellington, is keeping secrets from her, and associating with a group of unsavory seeming men. Can she get to the bottom of this case, before something deadly happens?

Da dum da dum! Will wedding bells ring for Eliza and William? Or will the day go horribly awry?

This is a related story to I'm On My Way. I wrote this one-shot about William and Eliza, when I was writing Chapters 9 and 10 of I'm On My Way, in which Mary talks with both Eliza and William about their love for each other. It seemed like a natural offshoot from those chapters, given what Eliza sees in the back garden while talking with Mary.

This is a one-off story, takes place following Season One. An explosion of a stinky love potion in Eliza's kitchen leaves William at his wits end. Can he snap Eliza out of the potion's effects? Even more importantly, does he truly want to?

Will is turning 18 and Lizzie has the perfect birthday present planned! A cherry, chocolate, vodka cake! The only minor issue, she doesn't know how to bake…

The stakes are much higher after Lizzie and Will have another fight during a rainstorm. Lizzie ends up with a fever, and Will is out of money to pay for the doctor and medicine. Does Will have anything of value to exchange for the medicine she so desperately needs? [A/N: The second part, The Hug, is a teaser/spoiler of things to come! It is not related to the story above.]

As William Wellington lay alone and injured in the cold, dark woods, he had only one person on his mind and it wasn't the man hunting him. It was Eliza. Would he ever see her again? Or would this really be his ending? CHAP 9 UP NOW

Lizzie's been hired by a real client! So perhaps it's not a murder or robbery, but a missing pet can be equally exciting! Can Lizzie and Will find Poppy's prized Blue Persian cat in time for the Cat Show at the Crystal Palace? And what was in the hair product that Lizzie gifted Will anyway… (2 Part story, part 1 up now!)

It's been 3 years since Eliza and William have spent any time together since their falling out. Now, Henry calls in on the promise William had made to him in the past, keep an eye on Eliza while he's away for a case. Will Eliza accept William's help on a sabotage case she has taken upon herself?

A special exchange of presents, of a sort, between Eliza and William. [If it hasn't been obvious, I do NOT like writing these summaries, I never know what to write here. Ugh.]

What had young Will been hiding under his papers when Lizzie barged in to drag him to the Taxidermy exhibit…?

Someone has left Lizzie a cruel "Vinegar Valentine" on her school desk. Was it her arch-nemesis, Arabella Herbert? Or is there someone else behind it? There's more to it than meets the eye, so it's up to Lizzie and Will to uncover the truth behind the creepy card.

Much to Will's dismay, Lizzie has found a new exhibit to drag him to. Embroiling them both into a case that is made of the stuff of nightmares…

She's baaack… Eliza had thought her old school nemesis, Arabella Herbert, was gone from her life. Then, an invitation to Arabella's wedding arrives. Taking a risk, Eliza and William decide to attend. Will the wedding go off without a hitch? Or does Eliza end up embroiled in an investigation? Part 1 up, Part 2 coming soon!

Will has been living with Henry and Lizzie Scarlet for a week. Now that he's feeling better, it's time for him to retrieve the box of his prized possessions. But, it's not where he had left it. Will he and Lizzie find his box? Or is it lost forever?

William's poker buddies are suspicious, why is he suddenly winning? Is he cheating? What happened to his obvious tell? The boys think Miss Scarlet is to blame. Now they want to meet her! Will William let Eliza join them for poker? And who will up the ante to make the game more interesting? (This is a standalone story, and doesn't take place in the timeline I usually write in.)

Eliza's decision has grave consequences, not just for her but for William too. Will her choice alter the path of their lives?

Eliza's new friend, Petunia Mathew's, (the wife of Scotland Yard's new Superintendent) has had her manuscript stolen! With a deadline looming, will Eliza find it in time?

Henry takes Eliza out to celebrate her 18th birthday but the evening is spoiled when William enters Gilbert's with a young woman on his arm.

Summary: Most of the boys had taken to calling him Will Scarlet since he always wore the red scarf around his neck. They called him Will Scarlet for other reasons as well. And so begins a tale of William Wellington's past life as a street lad and how he came to meet Eliza and Henry Scarlet.

Is Eliza and William's friendship stronger than their beliefs in how they should each live their lives?

How did a young William obtain the nickname "The Duke"?