She softly murmured that she was so very tired. "And it's freezing cold, Sir. Let's go home." - Well, some more in London, still cold, still those two. Mmmmmh! Sequel ;-)

The night after a terrible case, snow in London, a bench. A short fic that came to my mind when I woke up very early yesterday (bloody work...) and looked out of the window seeing the world was covered in urban darkness and white again. Pensive fluff. Case already solved and only mentioned. - - -Sequel alert! ;-)

This is a collection of one-chapter short stories with just one destination: Havers and Lynley get together, VERY close. M-rated for serious reasons. If you don't like that, don't read it! If you read it anyway don't blame me. FINISHED!

This is another Christmas story. Tommy shares Barbara's Christmas tradition.

As the title might indicate this is a Yuletide story. I needed to get it out of my head before I continue with the Cinderella story. It's just a short one, quickly written.

No plot, just a scene and a flashback. Too short for a summary. The title may reveal enough. Enjoy. P.S.: Well, yes, now a little bit more. Another flashback and a progress ;-)

When you're in a hurry you'll mess most things up. Most. Not all.

This turned from a one piece into a two piece and then some more chapters developed. So I had to edit the summary: This is definitely very much more than just a view. It started quite thoughtless when Barbara came around Tommy's house. It was a hot summer's night. See how it goes...

Barbara had just returned to the office and had to tell Tommy what she had done during her holidays. Short fic.

In the Yorkshire Dales sometimes the weather changes from Dale to Dale. And if you take the wrong way in the wrong car you'll end up in the wrong place somewhere on the outskirts of nowhere. I told you so. M-rated for reasons. New story.

Here comes the last day of the year, ending with the long-awaited New Year's Eve party Barbara is so nervous about. The new year will be a brand new chapter of their lives but for now they (mostly) enjoy the last remaining hours of their Cornish dream and (of course) the party. Count down... (Sequel to my series: Merry Christmas(M), ... Trip To Howenstow(T), Butterflies(M))

The last full night of the year. Thomas wanted to make love to Barbara. M-rated for reasons! (Sequel to the T- and M-rated series starting with Merry Christmas, previous episode was Trip To Howenstow.) You don't have to read this for the continuation of this series. It's just a bedtime sweetie to snack on...

The last day in St. Ives finally had to end. Barbara decides to make it a special evening. Thomas discovers a secret. On the next day they head back to Howenstow to spend the last hours of the year relaxing at the manor. (Sequel to the T- and M-rated series starting with Merry Christmas, previous episodes were St. Ives/Shopping Tour and Lizard/Ladybird.)

They were forced into it. There was no escape. Chief Super Intendant Jean Innocent, DI Robbie Lewis, DS James Hathaway and Dr. Laura Hobson had to take part in a workshop in York. See how boring it was.

It was a very pleasant stay in St. Ives but the last day finally has to end. Barbara decides to make it a special evening. Thomas discovers a secret. (Hot sequel to the T- and M-rated series starting with Merry Christmas, previous episode was St. Ives/Shopping Tour. There will be a pooled T-rated version of Lizard/Ladybird.)

Judith disturbs the little privacy in St. Ives and she and Barbara have a little girly time. St. Ives is nice for shopping. Wait! Shopping? Barbara goes shopping? Will this go well? (Sequel to the T- and M-rated series starting with Merry Christmas, previous episode was Bathtub.)

The Pillow - intermezzo in M-Dur, appassionato. Accelerando. Crescendo. This is what happened upstairs when Judith slept downstairs on the sofa. (Interlude to the T- and M-rated series starting with Merry Christmas, current and still continued episode is St. Ives / Shopping Tour.)

Thomas and Barbara had spent the day driving the coastline of Cornwall and now they've arrived in St. Ives in their refuge. They have easily escaped the posh party of Boxing Day at Howenstow and planned to stay for some lazy days in that lovely village. Will they leave the cottage and see something else than just each other? (sequel to ... Green Gem and the trip around Cornwall)

Do you remember Lynley saying "Forget about the scenery"? I say "Don't forget about the scenery!" Barbara and Thomas take a lovely tour from Howenstow to St. Ives. Here is a little tourist guide. (Sequel to Merry Christmas, Siblings, Dessert and Green Gem)

Another Sequel to Merry Christmas, Siblings and Dessert – It's still a lazy Christmas Day and Lady Asherton had invited some friends and family for an opulent dinner. See how the evening ended.