Being raised in a house of men stunted Rebecca for certain womanly arts and traditions. So, on the eve of her wedding, she gets an education.

Phileas comes of age, is about to marry, and takes up all his duties as head of the family. For that, he is gifted with a tradition he knew nothing about.

Before death, the Aurora, and Jules Verne, there was a family in the service of England. One, a dedicated spy master, two experienced intelligence agents, and an up-and-coming agent, loved by all, working her way up the intelligence ladder. And then–things happened.

Jessica gets mistaken for an English agent by the Prussians and is marked for death, with her cousins if possible. She also finds out about her father's greatest honor and his generation's history with an ancient evil.

In the last story, Love of Cousins, Jessica assists Phileas in fighting Prussians who were after a defector. Now, while shunned by London society, the search for the backstory to Jessica's father's greatest honor uncovers the Fogg family's history with an ancient evil. This is Jessica's last story, but she will appear in another to come.

The spy Queen Mary succeeded, but was foiled in killing her decoy and the Foggs. Now, Phileas and Rebecca must follow orders they don't like to continue protecting Kathrine. But, Queen Mary is still free and fears the witnesses against her. The story moves to Scotland where the Foggs and Katharine are once again in peril.

Phileas Fogg has avoided a family friend's marriage trap for years. But he falls into it just as Rebecca asks for his help to catch Queen Mary, an elusive traitor putting undercover British spies in peril. Then things turn deadly for his would-be fiancé when the manipulative queen finds the Foggs on her heels.

Sunny summers across the sea call Phileas away from the rains of London. Only he wasn't paying attention to the calendar.

Left alone in London together, Jessica and Phileas get to know each other, and dodge Prussian agents shadowing Phileas's steps. The third story in the Jessica Parker Series.

Between the first two episodes was a moment when Phileas Fogg and Passepartout were getting to know each other. The second part of the story is Phileas Fogg's unexpected meeting with Queen Victoria. This is a precursor to 'A Royal Adventure'.

Father's Day angst sends Phileas to Jules Verne's door. In their time, the holiday, as it was celebrated in Germany, wasn't a family day. Vatertag went more popularly by "Sauftag," or "Drinking Day." A short story of two chapters.

Rebecca gets waylaid by two men, one for marriage and one for revenge. It all starts with a shock from the past, leading to an investigation into Prussian interference in a treaty with Belgium. In the course of her partnership with one of England's finest negotiators and worst rogues, she discovers wider dangers set by a common enemy, General Von Kessler, that threatens them all.

After the Bell tower was smashed in 'Crusader in the Crypt,' Phileas had to have it fixed, which would have taken time, maybe a year or more, so when better to rededicate the repairs than Easter. So, on a sunny spring morning, Phileas reminisces with the past and gets reminded of his blessings.

Who knew Foggs were so playful. One turn deserves another the day Rebecca Fogg was had by her cousin in the worst possible way on the worst day of the year.

When I wrote these short vignettes; I was trying to capture a first peak at a Leviathan from each of the SAJV main character's points of view. I never got to a point where I could build a full story, but the point of view exercise helped me build little scenes that could have been part of one.

Jules Verne comes to England on spring break and discovers a secret and a fan, a girl who knows his future.

A Fogg cousin, Randolph, is under suspicion of giving secrets to the Prussians. His friend, Lord Berkeley, is making a lot of trips back and forth to the enemy, and Randolph's lady love may be a Prussian spy. Phileas and Rebecca must rush to find out what's going on and save their cousin's reputation, falling to a professional hazard.

An unknown Fogg rolls into Savile Row, bringing trouble from America with her. Introducing, Jessica Fogg, and the first of four stories involving Phileas and Rebecca Fogg's American cousin.

Backstage scene Dust to Dust occurred near the end of the story and before Phileas's "I'm very, very, very, sorry!" If two people ever needed a bath after a mission this was the one.

Rebecca wants to learn some new moves with Passepartout as her teacher.

Jules and then the Foggs get captured in France. Count Gregory gets a time machine and plots to use future knowledge to take over Europe.

After a night of daring do, rescuing the helpless and dispatching criminals, Sir Jonathon Chatsworth is presented a secret gift. Or is it only a dream.

You think you have had bad nights… An enemy relentlessly hunts Phileas through the night, an anonymous enemy he can't name.

A little fun for the fan fiction group, The Book of Knowledge. The Foggs are in a stew and their writer friends from the 20th Century come to the rescue.

Phileas is having disturbing dreams of dark evil. At the same time, Jules is having abnormal visions on a similar vein. Neither man knows where or when the dreams speak of, but there is one common thread, Rebecca's death.