A sequel to 'Heartache'; it would be advisable to read that first... this shows the relationship between Martin and Louisa develop, also how Bert's new business works out. There a slight changes to the original storyline...

Portwenn from young Peter Cronk's point of view. From the S1 episodes, "The Portwenn Effect" and "Haemophobia," and the S2 episode, "In Loco." Peter is wise beyond his years and perhaps he sees things others cannot.

Louisa agrees to marry Danny! How will Martin react? Will he tell Louisa his true feelings for her? Will Martin try and stop the wedding?Set in Series 2

What happens when Martin passes out after drinking too much wine with Louisa! If you aren't a fan of steamy stories then I'd advise you don't read!

Martin proposes a regular Date Night to spend more alone-time with Louisa. Rating may change over time, if story evolves in that direction.

In thinking where she'd like her relationship with Martin to go, Louisa makes a list.

A glimpse into what was Louisa was maybe hoping for when she decided to come back to the village, and her thoughts on how Martin handles her news, followed up by Martin's take on the situation

Doc Martin goes on a voyage landing him in a strange place, where only he can solve the mystery of why he is there.

We've seen Doc Martin as the rude, obnoxious, but incredibly competent doctor. What happens if the Doc were to become the patient?

Adding narrative to conversations between Martin and Louisa during the S4 episode, "The Departed." Louisa, especially, leaves so much unsaid - and what she does say is never what she really means.

A series of adventures in Port Wenn tended to by Doctor Martin Ellingham, who is beset by an unusal combination of cases.

Martin decides to write Louisa a series of letters to tell her how he feels about her ...

Martin and Louisa are married with three children. Their first child is visiting from University without Martin knowing, so it is a surprise for him.

Following on from Ava's accident and wondering if she will be well enough to return home...

Doc Martin and Louisa's daughter is happy and healthy until not eating breakfast or lunch for one day results in a horrible medical case... Another short story!

Louisa receives a letter written by Martin, but it is not what she wanted to hear... What is she going to do? This is only a short story...

This story is an alternative take on Episode 5 from Series 3. What if something happened that might mean Louisa would never see Martin again, what would her reaction be...

Adding depth to the first scene of the S4 episode, "Driving Mr. McLynn," in which we see Martin rushing to Louisa after receiving an emergency call from Joan. What was going on in Louisa's head during her less-than-pleasant conversation with Martin?

This is my first story, so sorry that I haven't worked out how to do the chapter thing! This is basically where Martin and Louisa did officially get married and have a romantic reception. There is a suprise at the end, which might be obvious... ENJOY!

Set several months after Louisa accepted Martin's proposal, they are happily engaged but have not yet set a date for their en Louisa's mother makes an appearance...

A typical lousia and martin fiction. Their high and low times. By a fellow doc martin fan. I don't own anything to do with doc martin. But the storylines and any extra people I throw in are MINE! Enjoy!

Martin thinks over the events of the past day, and wonders how the future will be with Louisa, whom he's just asked to marry him. And over the next few weeks he explores what it means to be engaged.

This is set after the proposal, what happened when the credits rolled? This is my first Doc Martin fic so be nice! Feedback appreciated.

Set about six weeks after the non wedding at the end of S3, both Martin and Louisa are still in the village, when something happens that leads them both to make assumptions about the other one's feelings - but are they the right assumptions?

Louisa persuades the Doc to find his inner Christmas Spirit even though it has been hidden very deeply for a very long time