Set just after Phryne and her family move to England. Timescale is vague but sometime before 1914, Phryne is perhaps 12-14 years old, so her father would have inherited the title after the Boer War, to give Phryne chance to be educated in England before nursing during WW1. Decided to update this as an occasional series.

Set directly after the end of Season 3. Phryne had called to Jack to 'come after me' when she ran to the plane. This story imagines what happens when he finally does. because, of course, he tried so hard not to fall in love with her. After the first chapter the action will move to England.

Another idea I had, where Phryne and Jack find out Henry's visit hides some dirty dealings. How will she get him home to face the music?

Family can be blood-related. But sometimes - often - it is made up of the ones we choose to be a part of it. After Miss Fisher departs to fly her father back to England, her chosen family awaits her return and comes to realise that they aren't just her family - they are each other's family too.

Phryne does not believe in soulmates...

Inspector Robinson is challenged by a ludicrously productive murderer; while Miss Fisher is challenged by some unusual competition. As ever, they must work together to win the day.

A storm keeps Jack from returning home. Or does it? Absolute fluff.

Our lovable Constable Hugh Collins seeks advice from the most noble and upstanding man he knows - Detective Inspector Jack Robinson. But is Jack prepared to offer this type of guidance? Strong T rating for subject matter; I don't believe it qualifies as M.

What if ... I have no idea what prompted this story, but it is what it is, a what if story.

What happens on when Phryne attempts to take her father back to England. Any journey with Henry was never going to be easy. This was supposed to be a one shot, but ran on so all chapters will be published quickly, as it has been written and finished. I hope you enjoy this story.

Jack composes a song for Phryne as a gift.

Jack thought he could do it, thought he could overlook the dalliances... until he realized he had actually become just like the rest of them... Just Another Dalliance... In his attempts to protect himself from inevitable heartache, a new jealousy surfaces, but this time, it's not Jack who's caught by the green-eyed-monster!

Miss Phryne Fisher ist zu Gast auf einer sterbenslangweiligen Hochzeit, aber zu ihrem Bedauern nicht im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. Als ein ihr wohlbekannter Inspector Jack Robinson dort auftaucht hofft sie, dass sein Erscheinen nur einen Grund haben kann: Ein neuer Fall. Aber ist dem wirklich so?

While waiting for a train to her sister's, Rosie witnesses the reunion of Jack and Phryne, upon the dark-haired detective's return from England, and sees what she hadn't been able to see before.

Post s3. Phryne arrives back in Australia and is instantly thrown into a case which nearly costs her her life. As they work on new cases together, Phryne and Jack must also confront the mystery surrounding their own relationship, which is further complicated by an unexpected surprise which will change both their lives forever.

Phryne reminisces on Janey's birthday. Jack does not know their story, but perhaps Phryne will share with him. Along the way there is a surprise for Jack and Phryne, and a murder mystery or two to solve.

Inspired by an Art Deco Christmas card I sent to some friends. Jack and Phryne meet after her trip taking her father back to England.

They'd been fighting... All day long... There was word of a heist, an organized crime ring and possibly even a bomb. It's up to the Victoria Constabulary to help keep the good citizens of Melbourne safe. A touch of angst, so be forewarned.

Relationships never stand still at 221B The Esplanade - here's a seasonal update, with warmest wishes to the fandom.

The Inspector has chosen a different path for his life. Now it's Miss Fisher's part to be happy for him - and to keep him safe from harm, even if that means spoiling his wedding day.

Set at the end of 'Murder Under The Mistletoe', in which one Detective Inspector Jack Robinson takes Jane's "sprigs of parasitic greenery" as opportunity and motivation to have his one Christmas wish granted. (fair warning; this is my first foray into this series, having only recently discovered it)

Maybe one day, Phryne and Jack will be able to dictate the future. In the meantime, they'll take what life throws at them with wit, stamina and surrounded by the very best of friends.

Set immediately after Phryne joins Jack at the piano to sing 'Let's misbehave', S2 end episode 'Dead Air'

An extended One Shot (admittedly, it could have been a two-parter) exploring the relationship between Phryne and Jack after he'd forced a separation at the close of "Blood at the Wheel". My first foray into this fandom. Rated T for adult situations.

Jack has some sorely-needed help, but not everyone's happy about it; and Phryne may have to dig out her inner tigress. In the meantime, can't academics ever get along?