Sequel To 'Who Says You Can't Choose Your Family.' A simple trip to help Hathaway decorate his new house in Oxford, lands Lewis, James and Sam in danger, yet again.

There's a rhythm to police work. Lewis-Hathaway friendship.

"I'm not a dishonest person." She's not, Hathaway knows that. The question is, is he willing to go for it? What happened after 'The Soul of Genius'.

Hathaway has his first case as a DI and it includes solving a case connected with the Morse episode Ghost In The Machine and it means saving a damsel in distress will he solve it and rescue Lewis's daughter?

As her son fights in the Great War that rages across Europe, Valerie Lewis finds a lost connection to him. AU set in 1917.

The pub quiz is over, but back in the hotel room, Robbie has other questions for James. Lewis/Hathaway. This is a sequel to "Mastermind", and probably won't make sense unless you've read that first.

Lewis has a case, Laura has a concert, and Hathaway has a conversational tic (he says sir a lot).

A day that starts out wonderful can go downhill fast. Our beloved Sergeant Hathaway deals with romance woes, family woes, case woes and an annoying and uppity new graduate-entry trainee detective constable. With a little help from his inspector, his friends and colleagues of course.

A companion piece to As Laura Sees It, tracking the relationship between Laura Hobson and Robbie Lewis throughout the show, this time from Robbie's point of view.

Sometimes, James needs his armour. 100 word drabble. James's POV for one scene in "Dead of Winter".

James Hathaway would do almost anything for his governor, but... entering a pub quiz is asking a bit much, especially on the same team as DC Hooper. Rated Teen for some coarse language.

Tracking the relationship between Laura Hobson and Robbie Lewis throughout the show, from Laura's point of view. This is intended to stick fairly closely to canon but I've added a prologue to hint at where it's heading, because I like happy endings - so Robbie and Laura are getting one, no matter what happens to them in Series 7!

An accident makes Robbie Lewis realise that to have what you want, you have to take chances. Lewis/Hathaway SLASH

Hathaway has a secret, what is Lewis' reaction. BTW, this is a re-working of a story I wrote a while ago.

James finds a note in Morse code on his desk, from his boss. Short drabble of sorts.

"The staple diet of every hard-working copper is coffee. Working late on a difficult case? Here, have some coffee. Arrived at work too early? Have a coffee. Arrived at work on time and had a hearty breakfast? Well, the coffee's ready for you anyway, sir, so... coffee?" But what happens when the station has to go without? One-shot.

Eavesdroppers get what they deserve, as Robbie finds out unexpectedly one day. Spoilers for "Falling Darkness" and "Your Sudden Death Question".

Robbie Lewis hasn't seen James Hathaway for 6 years. Then one day he turns up on Lewis' doorstep out of the blue, scared and in trouble. And who's that James has brought with him?

It doesn't do to make assumptions when working with Inspector Lewis. Hathaway/Lewis

Of course James Hathaway put everyone else's safety first and well this time may just be the last time he is able to do that.

A little coda for the end of The Vanishing Point.

The body of a young priest leads Lewis and Hathaway on a trail that heads North.

Why did James answer as he did? A look at a certain scene in "Mountains Beyond Mountains", with spoilers for that episode. 100 word drabble 100 words exactly, not counting the quoted dialogue from the episode. Rated T for language.

a death turns hathaway's world upsidedown

He's back at Crevecoeur. Nothing has changed; everything has changed. Double drabble - 200 words exactly according to MS Word. Spoilers for "Dead of Winter". Allusions to child abuse physical and sexual , but nothing explicit.