May 1968. When an unexpected visitor falls dead at Joan's feet, and a priceless fragment of a lost eighteenth-century score is recovered, will Endeavour and Joan's wedding plans be thwarted? An original case fic. (Sequel to '(Late) Summer of Love' but can be read independently. Endeavour Morse/Joan Thursday, AU related to Fugue, Ride and Cartouche, with dashes of Classical Music.)

September 1967. Joan is now dating Endeavour. But the world—and themselves—may be conspiring against any lasting happiness. An AU retelling of 'Harvest' from Joan's POV. Sequel to 'Dal Segno al Coda', please read it first. (canon Morse-whump at the end - AU Harvest 4.4. - Morse/Joan Thursday - Angst w/ happy ending) Series continues with 'Quam olim da capo'.

After Joan and Endeavour finally got together it looked as if life was finally going to go in their favor. But how did Morse end up a bachelor? How did he react?

In case you didn't follow "Please Stay Here" as it continued. Joan has had Ray's child, but continues to live with Morse. The future is uncertain and while they grapple with learning about each other they have to make decisions about their future.

A what-if retelling of the Wessex Bank Heist from Joan's POV… with an alternate aftermath. Warnings for slight PTSD, trauma, (canon) Morse-whump at the end, and spoilers for Coda (3.4) and Canticle (4.2). (Endeavour Morse/Joan Thursday - AU - Angst - Emotional Hurt/Comfort - Friendship - Family - Romance.) Story continues with "(Late) Summer of Love".

A short one-shot about Morse's aversion to blood. Rated M for gore.

Endeavour is struggling with the aftermath of his hallucinogen poisoning at the hands of Wildwood groupie Emma. When Thursday takes him under his wing, he finds that things are far worse for his young bagman than they first appeared.

After years of trying to make it work, Endeavour and Joan have finally made it work. Joan's children are grown now and in some ways life has come full circle.

Just a short Morse x Joan Thursday fic to tide us over till series 7. I love those guys together

Quite a few years have gone by since Joan returned from Leominster. Both Morse's and her lives have changed in ways that neither expected. A lazy day of reflection for them both.

AU set in the present day where the whole squad is in elementary school. Poor little Endeavour is picked on all too often.

A coffee shop AU set I the present day. A woman makes a complicated coffee order, and it does make Morse-or anybody, for that matter -happy. One shoot I wrote out of boredom.

A short oneshot set after Lazaretto. A story about Jeremiah, everyone's favorite parrot.

In this au set in the 21st century, a cryptic, shady detective joins the ranks. There are many whispered rumours of her past, and people walking by often eye her with mistrust. Morse is told not to trust her, but will he take that advice?

Estelle Ferry is being blackmailed into murder by an anonymous gang, and for some reason she thinks Ronnie Box is the man to save her. TW: Mentions of rape and torture. Title from Prologue by Catch 22

Suppose when Joan came to Endeavour's apartment after Ray had hit her, that he had not proposed. Rather he had tried to help her as best he could, knowing that he would be leaving for London soon. Things may have turned out differently.

He reached for his head with his hand, only to find out he couldn't move it at all. Morse sucked in a breath and for a moment blind panic was all he registered. He tugged at his arms, but the ropes with which they were bound only scraped at his skin. The flash of panic chased the remaining fog away, and his situation became ever so clear. This wasn't good at all. (COMPLETE)

A missing scene set between season one and two. Thursday takes Morse for a drink.

A short insight set in season 1 episode 1. Just why does Strange call Morse matey?

While chasing a suspect, Morse and Thursday are trapped. Only bad thing is that Morse is injured.

Set during the pilot episode- a missing scene. Ever wondered how Morse ended up on his bed, with the record around his wrist and a note on his chest, after saying good bye to Mrs. Stromming? This is how I think it happened. Rated T for drinking.

Joan has turned Morse down for the second time in "Redux". Her mom wants to talk to her and Morse has to decide what to do.

Mrs. Thursday arrives at Joan's flat at a moment of crisis. So now she knows what her daughter had been through.

Morse is beginning to realize that he needs to seriously look at where his relationship with Joan is, and what he wants to do about it. Also a retrospective look by Morse from thirty years in the future.

This is just to clarify the fact that several stories, Coffee, The Morning After, and Nice were published individually rather than as part of a multi-chapter story. Three additional chapters will be added for the sake of consistency. The same can be said for series two which will pick up their lives twelve years further on.