A collection of some Christmas stories focusing on the Foyle family over the years.

Jack. It's what his mother used to call him. He hadn't heard the name in years. He had been James for the better part of half his life, and had expected to remain that way for the last woeful dregs of it. He'd expected to die as James. Had been resigned to it. At peace even, in whatever small measure of such things could ever be found in these dismal walls. A Jack Devereaux story.

Unforeseen- not anticipated or predicted. What happens to Christopher Foyle when he visits the States in his pursuit to bring Howard Paige to justice? It may not be what he planned.

Christmas 1941 - With the war continuing to drag on and Andrew unable to get leave there seems to be little for Christopher Foyle to be merry about but sometimes joy is all the sweeter for the lack anticipation.

Foyle has left London and the Home Office; but, something has drawn him back. Multi-chapter - I'll post one chapter a day until complete, should take the week.

I do not like Angst stories and I especially do not like those that include, hint at, imply, or otherwise have any element of a main (or ship) character death. But trust me when I say, "Genre: Angst" may not be what you expect in this case (there is some heavy, albeit subtle, romance). Give it a read and let me know what you think. If I am wrong I will change the summary - Promise!

Christopher Foyle discovers yet another female who can't resist him.

The soul becomes dyed with the colour of its thoughts. What if you could only see in black and white? What if the people you loved allowed you to see in colour? An Andrew-centric introspection.

May, 1945. Andrew Foyle comes home for good.

A sequel to Homecoming, September 1946. Four years after their marriage, Foyle's relationship with Katherine is shaken by unexpected revelations from the past.

Set in July of '45. Sam makes a decision, and Foyle thinks he knows why she's hanging about. When she accompanies him to the river, he catches more than trout.

When a young child goes missing in Hastings, DCS Foyle and his team must use all their wits to find her and bring her safely home. But he finds himself unexpectedly drawn to her mother, a war widow. Will his attraction prove strong enough to pull him out of his shell of grief at last?

In post-war London tensions are rising: between Foyle and his MI-5 superiors, who expect him to ignore the law, between Sam and her far too busy husband, MP Adam Wainwright, and even between two close colleagues whose new roles create a different personal dynamic.

A Sam/Milner story. How two dear friends and colleagues gradually come to realise how much they mean to each other.

What might happen when an old felon returns to Hastings, bent upon taking revenge upon DCS Foyle? Courage and loyalties will be tested as Milner and Sam try to protect their boss from the murderous rage of an old foe.

Although Christopher Foyle went to America for a specific reason, what else might have happened to him while he was there? Possibly something like this…

March, 1932. A meal at Carlo's restaurant brings encouragement to a grieving Detective Inspector Christopher Foyle.

January, 1943. The aftermath of an unusually personal murder case leads to tensions and reconnections in Hastings. Follows the episode "Bleak Midwinter." [Divided into chapters 9/7/14]

This will be a collection of my responses to the 100fanfic prompt. Each chapter will be named and numbered after the prompt and the ficlets will be stand-alones and thus not connected to each other. I hope you enjoy them. Marked as complete because there is not an ongoing story and each of the ficlets are finished pieces.

Autumn of 1942. Foyle takes on a complex, dangerous investigation away from Hastings, and Sam solves a rather more personal mystery as well.

It isn't Foyle's attachment to the past that is the problem. It's the hurt. The solution? Sam hopes it's her. Chapter 18. That last bit. Thank you! "I don't suppose you could blush on cue?" Christopher suggested.

This takes place during the during "Eagle Day", "Fifty Ships", and "Among the Few." My question is: how do Sam and Foyle handle their increasing attraction to each other, in light of Foyle's professionalism and Sam's inexperience?

A wedding, at last.