Hathaway muses on the role of a Sergeant and his relationship with Lewis. Mentioning of Morse. No slash, preslash if you're wearing The Goggles.Mentioning of attempted rape.

Songfic based on the Madness song of the same name. I just think It fits how I think James would be feeling after he found Zelinsky.Let me know if rating is ok.. Oh and "Eddie" is Robbie's grandson 'cos I didn't know what wether he had been named or born

Hathaway's expense claim after "Counter Culture Blues" One-Shot for now, unless I have another idea. Rated T incase of further chapters. Not slash.

Lewis and Hathaway leave the pub, but someone is watching them. One of them is abducted and the other has to find where he is and why he was taken before its too late. Not Slash. Rated T for breathing space. Usual disclaimers apply.

James Hathaway has never classed himself as lucky, often quite the opposite but this case will soon change his mind...

When the time comes for Inspector Lewis to make an important decision, he seeks his boss's assistance. Lewis/ Innocent friendship fluff w/ implied Lewis/Hobson. COMPLETE.

Robbie sees James is still so so young inside. Little angsty. Lewis/Hathaway.

A pivotal time in the life of James Hathaway and three things that will influence the direction it will take. Spoilers for season 5.

A closer look at Expiation.

The night before the dinner date at Laura's, Robbie has second thoughts as his ghosts consume him.

The morning after the events I depicted in "The Strawberry". Lewis/Hobson

Lewis has returned from the Virgin Islands, but he hasn't left his grief behind. Laura decides he needs to rejoin life, at least a little. "Let him know women can still find him interesting and attractive, Karen." Ch. 6 The final chapter...

A closer look at the end of Shooting on the Green.

Consider it a Missing Scene for Old, Unhappy, Far Off Things Spoilers for that episode. Lewis/Hobson

Another look at "The Shooting on the Green". Rated for mature subject matter.

Lewis and Hathaway become involved in the strange case of a dead writer with possible ties to Oxford's immigrant community. Now complete! No slash but violence and cursing, so rated T for safety.

DCS Innocent has worked long and hard to get to where she is, if only so she can keep the boat floating while people like Lewis do their jobs.

A shooter on a rampage threatens the survival of Lewis and Hathaway and a green full of civilians. Rated for violence and death.

"She'd made several seemingly small mistakes, each of which had inevitably led her to make the coup de grâce of mistakes." Companion to The Confessional:Ch 6 and 10 . Warning for non-graphic, adulterous encounter. JI/JH. COMPLETE

Hathaway/ Lewis slash. Hathaway finally tests the relationship to what he is absolutely sure is beyond the point of destruction. He waits to find out what the consequences will be.

Just a short character piece exploring the early relationship of Lewis and Hathaway.

A story exploring what made Hathaway decide he wanted to work with Lewis. Based on the pilot episode. A companion piece to the Inspector Morse story What the Sergeant Saw: The Jericho Case.

we all have them. Lewis/Hobson

When a slip on the ice reveals a dark secret in Innocent's personal life, one of her colleagues tries to comfort her through her pain. Songfic to Billy Joel's " She's Always a Woman." Innocent/? COMPLETE.

James thinks that he's found the perfect way to get Robbie and Laura together. Jean is skeptical, but she agrees to play along. And thus begins the most unorthodox match-making scheme in the history of Oxford. RL/LH and JI/JH friendship. COMPLETE.