Sequel to "Escape to Gull Cottage" Carolyn and her children are living with her parents, as she decides what her next step will be. She explores her grief as well as what she wants for herself and the kids as the holiday season both highlights and places stress on family relationships. Her mind often returns to Gull Cottage, and the Captain. This is a multi-chaptered story

"Captain, if you were alive, Gull Cottage would be a palace…" Carolyn told Daniel. Fateful words that set both of them on a path neither ever expected to walk. Carolyn's parents want to take their daughter and grandchildren back to Philadelphia. Daniel is equally determined they will continue to live at Gull Cottage. What lengths will he go to, to make this happen?

Sequel to "Escape To Gull Cottage" This story follows Captain Gregg during the same time period as "Leaves Must Fall" follows Carolyn, and brings them one step closer to a reunion. These co-current stories can be read together, or in either order and still make sense. Capt Gregg evaluates his afterlife choices and elicits an unexpected partner to save Gull Cottage and himself.

On the one hand, the New England Excelsior Circus coming to town is a good thing. On the other, the building of summer hotels in Schooner Bay is not...at least for the residents of the Schooner Bay Home for Invalid and Indigent Seamen and the ghost of Captain Daniel Gregg. On the third hand, the eldest of the seamen, Nate Douglas, isn't so sure about the circus people.

A poem in tribute to the 99th spirit birthday of a truly extraordinary man and talent. I have taken Daniel's Music Maker *piece of doggerel* and tweaked it a little. Always in our hearts... The party truly does go on eternally... Slainte!

Miss Elvira Grover cannot give up the idea of erecting a statue of her ancestor, Captain Figg. But to do so she needs to prove that the last line on Figg's gravestone was faked. She blames Midshipman Daniel Gregg for the despicable act. She enlists the aid of a certain Maine naval historian to prove it. But Peregrine Montgomery has his own reasons for returning to Schooner Bay...

Daniel cannot refuse a Damsel in Distress. Warning: mention of suicide.

An after the credits story for "Not So Faust".

Candy and Johnathan grow up. How do they introduce their partners to "dad"?

There is more than one kind of spirit. Daniel Gregg has a visit from one he never encountered before.

Secrets are corrosive, they burn from the inside out. I don't know what Claymore's secret is, I don't think it matters.

Newly widowed mother of two, Carolyn Muir takes a month for herself by the sea to regroup after her husband's accidental death. She takes refuge in a run-down seaside house, getting to know the town's people, and learning the history of the house and its original owner. She's not sure if it's grief, her imagination or an actual spirit that inspires her to begin writing, and healing

Alone atop the Widow's Walk of Gull Cottage, Captain Gregg wishes...poem drabble

Carolyn Muir is dissatisfied with her life, living with her parents in Philadelphia. She's being pushed toward a new marriage by her well-meaning family. Desperate to make a new life for herself and her children she remembers a childhood trip to Schooner Bay. She searches for a rental property and finds a charming house named Gull Cottage. But is the rental price too steep?

Is the true identity of the mysterious author, Carol Gregg, finally safe and they can all go on with their lives? It appears so until a stranger comes to Gull Cottage. He's a naval researcher and author. Miss Gregg's novels have brought the Captain to his determined attention. There may be no escape this time because this new threat appears incapable of taking no for an answer…

This story links in Curious Cousin and Wedding Day? Cousin Harriet carries her story of Carolyn's budding romance back to their extended family. How does the captain plan to rescue the situation this time?

This vignette takes place in an alternate universe of The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. In it, Captain Daniel Gregg, Carolyn Muir, and the other GAMM characters are living in Captain Gregg's time, and story picks up in the early morning hours of the day after Christmas 1869. It is a continuation of my first FanFiction effort, "A Day in a Dream."

As promised, this is the companion piece to "The Ghost of Christmas Past - Expansion" I posted earlier. As before this is for all the lovely Gammers out there, Merry Christmas! This fic deals with all the Points of View of the other participants in the events at Gull Cottage on that magical, unforgettable Christmas Eve night...

For my lovely reviewer, Nanajojo, who requested this expansion. For Noreen, Elise, Mary, Diana, Eric, Margie, Shaz and all the wonderful GaMMers on the GaMM Facebook page. This one is for you all. Thanks for being there and being so neat. This is my expansion of The Ghost of Christmas Past and all the missing pieces and scenes and in-betweens. And this Expansion has a companion...

Is Carol Gregg's identity finally going to be exposed? The Gull Cottage residents hold their breath when the Bangor Ladies Reading Circle comes to Schooner Bay to uncover the truth about the elusive author. There may be no escape this time, but can the Captain and Jonathan manage to turn the situation around in time to stave off the unwanted intrusion?

Carolyn and Daniel are happily continuing their secret writing of their successful romance novels. It seems the hunt for the identity of the mysterious author Carol Gregg has died down in the town. Until one afternoon, when Miss Elvira Grover appears on the doorstep of Gull Cottage to impart to Carolyn her truly marvellous idea. An idea that Carolyn seems powerless to deny...

Imagine… if you will… almost all the 1960's spooks coming together, or sending help from afar… That is, these folks: Morticia and Gomez Addams, Lily Munster, Captain Daniel Gregg, Wadsworth from "Clue", and a few not so 1960's interrupting a long story-line to solve one horrible, screwed-up place: Collinsport. (Audio version available.) Episode 22 is now posted. (Darrin is in 21!)

A year later, *Carol Gregg's* writing career is going from strength to strength. But her fame brings the ladies from the Beacon Cove Reading Circle to town, with the idea of uncovering the whereabouts of their favourite but reclusive writer. Claymore is unwittingly drawn into the hunt and he soon forms his own ideas of how he can manipulate this new information to his advantage...

Carolyn is dubious about Daniel's idea of their writing a novel together. But times are tough and it seems the tastes of her readers have moved on. Carolyn must catch up. As requested by so many, here is the second and final part of Carol Gregg Presents. Thanks to those who asked for it, I had a great deal of fun crafting this fic. My editors are very happy with it, always a plus!

A beautiful young woman turns up in Schooner Bay with some old love letters from Captain Gregg to her great-great-grandmother, who was also named Vanessa. The captain finds himself falling for her, as he did for her ancestor in the 1840s. The woman wants to buy Gull Cottage, which would mean the Muirs would have to leave. Carolyn suddenly finds she doesn't want to go...