Neither of them forgot what happened by the water's edge, but Cully and Troy went their separate ways. Neither of them truly believed they would never meet again. And neither of them knew what to expect when they came face to face once more. A story in six acts, set after "Death and Dreams". Updated every Wednesday (hopefully).

Detective Elizabeth 'Beth' Bushby worked out of London before moving to Midsomer County where she works alongside DCI Barnaby and DS Nelson solving murder cases. Barnaby wonders whether the Detective and Detective Sergeant will become too close... Which of course they do!

6 times DS Jones was whumped and 1 time he wasn't.

Based off of the episode The Straw Woman. Dan struggled in silence after Liz got murdered and Tom was not being very helpful, so I made him a bit more helpful and considerate. (Bad summary I know)

While investigating the death of Lady Chetwood, DS Troy is forced to confront his own fear.

Murders in Midsomer were not uncommon when DCI Tom Barnaby was around. But now that he is retired, all the murders have just...stopped.

A case hits a bit too close to home for Ben. Kind of a sequel to Light the Fire Son.

... - undisturbed at least by work and crime - can be much less innocent than it looks. DCI John Barnaby gets some more sleep than he needs. DS Jamie Winter must try to find out whether a living nightmare has come to Causton.

Alternative versions/endings of episodes from series 19 and 20. Episodes not in order, Very slow at updating.

What if Death of Small Coppers had ended differently, and DS Jamie Winter ended up getting hurt.

Alternative versions/endings of episodes from series 14 and 15. Episodes not in order, Very slow at updating. (Was originally called What If)

A strange person starts to follow Barnaby around. Then Sykes discovers something horrifying. Some people go missing, some people die. Things happen. Disclaimer: I don't own Midsomer Murders.

One morning in DCI John Barnaby's backyard is going to change Paddy's life forever.

La famille Worthington est connue à Midsomer Worthy : leurs excès font la une des tabloïds depuis des années. Pour la première fois depuis des années, tous sont réunis au manoir familial. Les retrouvailles seront encore plus mouvementées que prévu...

Ben returns to his home land of Wales to recall some memories.

Oh the joy of speaking a language your boss doesn't understand and being the most annoying sergeant ever.

A series of crimes break out across Midsomer. It should just be another day for Barnaby and Jones, but there always seems to be something plaguing the sergeant's mind and Barnaby's psychology degree instincts soon begin to kick in.

Tom Barnaby is accustomed to spending days uncovering the person behind a murder. This day it seems like things just might work out differently. Rated for discussion of possible dead bodies. I don't own these characters, and I've never been to England much less Midsomer County.

Barnaby and Jones are investigating murders of young girls, who look a little too similar to each other. But then something unexpected happens. Will they know why?

DCI Tom Barnaby is good at his Job but he also has enemies. And this is how Cully gets into danger. Will Tom be able to rescue her before she Comes to harm and before she learns how cruel the world can be? Sequel to Cully's Question but also works on its own.

Cully is seven and her father struggles to explain the nasty bits of the world outside to her. While he does his best, he also learns a bit about himself. One-shot.

Protection may take many forms, and - when shared between colleagues working to solve a difficult murder investigation - may cause as much tension as comfort. NOT slash, takes place immediately after 'Murder of Innocence' - may contain some spoilers, mainly H/C fic, maybe slightly angsty. Previously known as 'Truest of Friends: Greatest of Bonds'. EDIT 12/1/17: FINAL CHAPTER IS UP!

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Inspector Barnaby's holiday isn't even off to a start before it is interrupted by the murder of an aspiring actress who was living in a cottage adjacent to an artists' commune. The crime was accompanied by an act of vandalism which defaced paintings of the actress. The key to her death seems to lie in the slashed paintings.

DCI John Barnaby and DS Ben Jones are drawn into a world where murder doesn't exist. At least not until Meredith Bernstein was found dead in her front garden with a knife in her chest. With the help of a psychic, a chef and a battery operated toaster, Barnaby and Jones try to solve a case that may be the first of many.