More stories about Richard and Camille based on Season 1 Episode. 5

Neville was worried when Sophie, or Rebecca said that to Harry the Lizard.

When she arrives in Saint Marie, planning to get revenge on Neville Parker, she has her identity in mind. Its time for Sophie Chambers to surface.

Missing scene in Season 12, Episode 7. Neville has just found out the shattering truth of Sophie Chambers, and with Commissioner Patterson and Naomi, they go over the case.

Richard once told Camille that he was an "open book", that he had no secrets. He probably thought that because he only remembers being alone. And that's not usually interesting to anyone. Except for Camille. And who's to say Camille doesn't feel that way too?

Richard and Camille continue with their lives: children, new house, new cases ... In this small tribute I was inspired by a story by Sherlock Holmes (in the chapter I ll indicate what story it is, although I suspect that more than one person will guess) Also in some characters belonging to a Megan Maxwell novel Fue un un beso tonto (It was a silly kiss). She s a Spanish writer.

How do you get rid of a dream. Especially one that left behind physical evidence.

An alternate universe in S8EP5 where Florence isn't shot, but someone else is...

A missing scene where Neville, the Commissioner, and Florence speak after the arrest of Miranda Priestly, and the revelation of other matters.

Humphrey starts his new job at the local police station at Shipton Abbott, but not without a surprise first. A scene I really hope happens in the new spin-off, Beyond Paradise, that is coming out soon :)

After Florence, Neville hadn't expected to find love even with his sister, Izzy's advice, to find someone ringing in his ears, but then he found a girl who was a bigger geek than he was. His words.

DI Neville Parker wanted to flee Saint Marie, but after speaking to a famous blind actress and his two predecessors, he found ideas to embrace life in paradise.

Harry the Lizard, and the British Detective Inspectors, who have entered his life.

Grinch is as Grinch does. Happy Holiday Makers are all alike, but each unhappy Holiday Martyr has his own backstory. This is a cumulative offering, with each chapter just that much longer than the one before it. I hope it is received in the spirit in which it was given.

He's just another private dick, tryin' to get by. So, this is paradise. Yeah, ... right!

There are so many moments in S03 and S04 so obviously scripted for DI Poole's own brand of Englishness, I thought I'd fit him into one of them.

Richard and Camille have to go undercover at a party as lovers! How will they cope? With lot's of arguing and tension... Furthermore a very good friend of Camille will visit. She's in need of a holiday. Or is there something else behind this visit? Story begins lightly and becomes somewhat darker further along... Of course with lots of Camille and Richard!

Wear'n o'the green? Wee green folk? Green Beer? Green eyes? Green Lizards? Lush tropical green? Folding green? Saint Marie, a new Emerald Isle? With so much green, is everyone going to become a bit jaded? Lime ... Sea ... Moss ... Olive ... Mint ... Kelly ... Oh My!

More stories of Richard and Camille based on S1 E4.

Unsure of how her future in the police force will be, Officer Jane Johnson meets some new colleagues. Of course, she wanted to get to know them better, but not THIS much. AU: Darlene hasn't joined the team in S11.

Richard and Camille plan their first "friendship" dinner. But is Valentine's Day/Erzu;ie Festival the best choice for a platonic meeting? What could possibly go wrong? How about ... everything!

Richard works to the point of exhaustion in his rehabilitation from his near-death attack. DI Goodman attempts to usurp Richard and claim the 'Team' and Camille as his own! A final confrontation is inevitable A "Duel in the Sand"!

An AU story in which Richard has never joined the police and never left England, until he accepts an invitation to a reunion on an unknown island in the Caribbean Sea, called Saint-Marie. The title is taken from the poem 'The Volunteer' by Herbert Asquith (1881-1947), as a foreshadowing of things to come.

A week since the awakening, progress?

Christmas Eve, a time of hope and new beginnings! Richard clings to life. But will he fight for his life?