[4:50 from Paddington] "Do you have any dinner plans for tonight?" AU.

Miss Jane Marple had always been of sharp mind and was a keen observer of both detail and character. Too bad her skills have suffered in her later years, poor girl. I've never read any of the books but I've seen many of the different filmed stories. I don't own this character, and the only thing I've killed is a hearty appetite.

Miss Marple comes to stay with a former classmate of hers, Lady Geraldine Kilterbury, and talk turns to murder, specifically, a beauty who was killed the year school let out.

Miss Marple looks into the curious circumstances surrounding the death of beautiful Linnet Ridgeway.

A woman comes to a detective for help with her date.

Sometime between 'A Murder is Announced' and 'The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side', she went from Miss Marple to Aunt Jane, to Insp. Dermot Craddock. But how did that happen? Disclaimer: I don't own any of the Agatha Christie characters, nor am I making any money from this. Based on the Joan Hickson TV series.

What is the festive season without a murder mystery, a costume drama and a happy ending? Lacking the time and energy to commit the dastardly deed myself, I borrowed one of Agatha Christie's. An epilogue, of sorts, for 'The Moving Finger.'

One evening, while brooding in the pub, Philip Durrant meets a spunky woman who manages to turn his frown upside down. Obviously, I'm writing about Richard Armitage's Philip Durrant as portrayed in the episode "Ordeal by Innocence." Rated M for smut in the second part.

A young angel finds her way to the small village of St. Mary Mead to begin her first job ever: becoming the Guardian Angel to none other than Inspector Slack! Along the way she meets a curious old woman who gives her advice, a home and friendship during the happy and sad times that meet her.

Murder is a bound in a small and quaint little inn in the village of Dover. When some of the guest begin to be murdered, while one Miss Jane Marple is holidaying in Dover and is also a guest of the same inn. Now what connects these victims seems to the Ebb and Flo foundation and could these murders be connected to the death of retired Lieutenant colonel Ebenezer Waverton?

During the thirteen problems, Miss Marple reflects on her past...

In the silence, her thoughts return to yesterday...Drabble-y

Inspector Talbert interviews Miss Marple and things do not go according to his expectations.