Doyle needs cheering up.

Bodie enjoys his nautical assignment

Bodie and Doyle get into trouble trying to find a new arms dealer on the scene. Bodie is laid up so Doyle has to work without him.

Doyle meets Esther again

What was Doyle's story about knifing someone?

A scare in the dark. They don't belong to me

Bodie receives unwanted mail

Work's over for the week. What better to do than go for a drink and a natter?

Even though john Coogan is dead, Doyle still lives with the memory.

The death of a minor villain, in a C.I.5 raid, has unexpected consequences.

I'll spare you Chapter 1 - it makes the story too long - all you need to know is that Doyle found his partner unconscious in his apartment - another victim of a flu pandemic. Doyle got help, but then succumbed to flu himself later. A private convalescent/rehabilitation home for armed/emergency services has been pressed into use for thes cases during this emergency. Now read on -

This is what a partnership is.

The lads have been together for six months now (yes, I'm still in that mind set!) and Cowley needs to see them both.

Ever wonder how Williams saw the events of Spy Probe? This is my take on it. None of the characters belong to me.

John Coogan would always remember . . .

AKA The five times one or both of the lads made a mess, and got away with it, and the one time they didn't. Basically just six light-hearted one-shots featuring our favourite two CI5 agents in various situations related to the title. Gen.

I seem to have ended up in a similar place to Wilsden's excellent piece. In this, it's a pity we didn't get to hear the rest of Bodie and Doyle's bedtime conversation in 'Mixed Doubles'. Here's my take.

Doyle has three little words for Bodie.

A short drabble.

Doyle witnesses a murder, and stirs up a very old memory for Cowley.

Someone's sending Bodie death threats. Someone from his past perhaps? Things get worse before they get better. Warning: violence and swearing. I don't own all the characters.

One-shot. Warnings for major character death - not much more I can say without giving it away. Gen, as always.

What's a nightmare world? Last of the D.I.A.G trilogy

Just trying out a 'voice'. You may remember the U.S pulp magazines and the hard private eyes played by the likes of Humphrey Bogart and James Cagney - so, apologies to Raymond Chandler and Mickey Spillane !

Bodie deals with a potentially dangerous situation.