'Missing' scenes, extended scenes, and George moments from George's POV. Basically, a whole lotta George. CH17: George has a vision of a marvelous future.

"He's not a *baby*, Higgins, he's a little boy! And he's not just *any* boy, he's witnessed a murder." George and Watts decide the safest place for a young potential witness is Station House 4. Which is handy, considering he won't let go of George Crabtree. What begins as a purely professional assignment soon gets very personal not only for George, but all of Station House 4.

Set during Season 7, and a sequel of sorts to my story 'A Chance for Reconciliation'. Julia gets her wish when William teaches her how to play curling.

Julia's point of view during 10.01 'Great Balls of Fire'.

George Crabtree's upbringing was most unorthodox, but it shaped him into the man he is today. From a church in Toronto, to a rectory on Flower Hill in St. John's, to Station House #4, this is the story of George's search for a family...and the place he belongs. A Young!George story. COMPLETE on 15JUN20

Set at the end of 07.14 'Friday the 13th, 1901'. What if Station House 4 dealt with the aftermath of Rose Maxwell's murders? The situation (and Brackenreid's interference) means that Julia and William are thrown back together much sooner after she rejected his proposal. Does Julia tell William about Gilles' threats? Can they reconcile?

In 10.06, Julia mentioned that she loves it when William reads Shakespeare to her. How did this come about in the first place? What other occurrences prompt William to read to Julia?

William's point of view from when Julia got shot.

A case involving an abandoned home and an enigmatic family puts the constabulary to the test. William suspects murder. George suspects the paranormal. And Watts...well...he's trying his best. [Mid S11 episodic references. Rated T for safety, language and innuendo. Jilliam, of course. Complete]

What happened to Julia in medical School at Bishop's in Montreal? This is the 3rd installment Julia 'origins' story trilogy dealing with the time between getting pregnant & her abortion. Who was Julia then? Who was around her & how did Isaac came to be the one to save her life? Thanks to GMM, RN & Miss Ruth & Dutch for story help. Thanx to Maureen Jennings and MM writers always -rg

"Sir, I just wonder...is all of this worth it?" Or, George Crabtree has a crisis of confidence after thirteen years of crazy nonsense happening to him, but luckily, someone else in Station House 4 can relate. A George Crabtree Appreciation Fic, because George is awesome. Oneshot.

A worker is found dead in the barley pile at Parkington Whiskey. Suspicion is placed on the man's best friend, the hard-nosed foreman, and the callous owner of the distillery. As Murdoch, George, and John follow the clues, they find there may be far more brewing than malt whiskey. Murdoch/Julia, Nina/George. Please see author's note before you ding me for canon compliance.

"Oh God," George thought. "If I die like this...Higgins'll never shut up about it. The detective will be scandalized. Dr. Ogden'll do the autopsy..." He closed his eyes. "Hell." Short and steamy one shot, rated T for a reason. Nina/George

After a man dies in a ballroom competition, William and Julia go undercover as famous ballroom dancers. Will they find the killer?

This is what happens when one of us wonders (and the other is kind enough to indulge her) what would happen if William and Julia lived in a different time and place, but were still fundamentally William and Julia. AU: World War II England

SPOILERS for 9x18 "Cometh the Archer." Post episode drabbles. After everything that's happened, our favorite characters all have a secret. Whether they choose to tell it...well now, that's for them to decide.

It was too loud to be 1899. Too loud and too bright. William fought to open his eyes only to slam them shut against the chemical burn of the strange, overly saturated lights coming from the ceiling. He groaned. There was no doubt: this was still 2012. AU, William x Modern!Jullia. Follows Episode Six of The Murdoch Effect.

A panicked phone call sends George, Henry, Murdoch and Julia to the home of a famed puzzlemaker and gamemaker. The four of them find themselves investigating one suspicious death, one disappearance...and one murderous mansion.

A girl from an upper class family is kidnapped in broad daylight, and Murdoch quickly finds out that there's more to this family than meets the eye. Is this a simple kidnapping with a ransom demand, or is there something much more sinister going on?

This piece is a continuation of 13:02 'Bad Pennies'. It explores Julia's feelings about the events of the episode, and why she chose not to tell William about everything that had happened.

William Murdoch is a happily married man and expecting father. But one fateful night, he loses one to gain another. Sad and alone he seeks comfort in the midwife down the street

This is a a sequel to to I am not a Saint. Enjoy and remember spoilers

William's reaction to the last scene of Season 13 finale The Future is Unwritten. Warning Spoilers.

Some missing scenes from the Jilliam ending scene of The Future is Unwritten. Warning Spoilers.

This one shot is based on the episode The Future is Unwritten when Julia told Dr. Dixon goodbye. Warning Spoilers.