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Rosie had expected to encounter a number of things at Lydia Andrews’ rather over-decorated home, and her expectations were not disappointed. Lydia herself (pretending not to be jealous that Rosie had secured a divorce when John would never grant her one), Mrs Prudence Stanley (condescending to give the support of her social resources to a divorcée), and Mrs Stanley's niece, Phryne Fisher (who Mrs Stanley said was terribly adventurous in a voice other women might have used for a drinking problem). And everything went fairly much as expected until John Andrews died in the upstairs bathroom.
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Phryne meets Rosie first.
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After Phryne Fisher and Jack Robinson solved a murder case in Paris, they needed to travel back to England to attend a wedding. They realize soon that Aunt Prudence's presence is not the most unpleasant thing in Matchingham Hall. Secrets will be revealed and of course murder will happen. Luckily Phryne and Jack are ready to solve the case which makes them to think about their own relationship.
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- Part 2 of Miss Fisher in Europe
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I’ve watched the Crypt of Tears trailers too many times, and have frankly analysed the heavens out of it- I filled almost a whole notebook with questions, discoveries, theories, and after being bugged, thought it time to share my ramblings with you all.
PLEASE NOTE: my research is nowhere near as accurate or as detailed as many others; and I hope that doesn’t offend anyone. I’ll be adding and editing points as we go. -
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This is my first first post on this site. A nurse meets a soldier in 1918, several times, he doesn't forget, does she?
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Phryne has returned to London and this trip has lead her to think about 'home' and where it is.
My contribution to April's Challenge of MFMM Year of Quotes.
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UPDATE: Epilogue added! (see Chapter 5)
Phryne and Mac present Jack with an unusual proposal, offering great risk and great reward. Three people, three choices, three sets of sacrifices.
++++This is my first posted fic for MFMM. The idea came to me one afternoon and I'd completed these 4 chapters in 48 hours. Look forward to hearing your comments.
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And Now We’ve Carved Out a Life by martinisandart for glamorouspixels
Fandoms: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
03 Jan 2020
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“10 years ago, you called me up, and now we’ve carved out such a beautiful life together.”
July 24th, 1939. Phryne shouldn’t feel something, but she does, and reminiscing brings back only the pleasantest of memories. -
Of Satin Gowns and Searches by martinisandart for LeChatNoir1918
Fandoms: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
01 Jan 2020
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When Phryne Fisher is at the Windsor, a sharp knock is had to her door, and she comes face to face with Jack Robinson for the first time. Clad in nothing but a silk robe, she allows the officers to search her room, while she and this new man have a... talk... of their own.
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An alternative scene for what happens after Jack drops Phryne off at her room at the chalet in “Murder under the Mistletoe”. (You know, the whole "But Jack, if I lock my door, nobody could get in.")
Because I think we all agree that Jack's self-control sometimes needs to be less durable.Series
- Part 2 of Missed Opportunities
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On a difficult day Jack is faced with difficult memories. And yet hope rises to push back against the darkness.
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So suppose Jack, instead of the Police, went into the Church. He'd need a good reason, of course. Ghosts are a good one. He chooses to exercise his considerable powers of authority over the dead, instead of the living. Phryne has a good reason too, since she's still on the hunt for her sister, unsure if she's alive or dead. The rest of the universe has adjusted accordingly.
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Kiss Jack Robison under a sprig of festive greenery- how hard can it be? As Phryne is about to find out, through dinner, dancing, and quoting Shakespeare, it’s far more difficult than it seems to begin with.
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It’s December 1930. Phryne has been home for three weeks, Jane is eager to decorate for the holidays, and the Inspector is mysteriously absent. Can a birdie bring our two detectives back together for the holidays?
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Phryne and Jack are approaching a new stage in their relationship when a handsome American visitor stirs things up a bit and introduces a new family tradition to Wardlow. Set after "Death on the Vine".
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Lips That Touch Liquor by LeChatNoir1918 for Miss_Ash
Fandoms: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
08 Nov 2019
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A smutty alternative scene to the "I preferred my darling" chaise conversation in "Dead Man's Chest".
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- Part 1 of Missed Opportunities
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31 days of Inktober prompted drawings with accompanying drabbles/ficlets. A bit of everything. +1 smutty bonus chapter
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There has always been this little voice in the back of her mind that said Janey could still be alive. When this little ray of hope is destroyed at the sight of the small body in the grave, what will Phryne hold onto now?
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Loyal Companions by Miss_Ash for LeChatNoir1918, glamorouspixels
Fandoms: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
25 Oct 2019
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Early in their acquaintance, Phryne finds herself surprised to learn a little something new about Jack Robinson.
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2x08 "The Blood of Juana the Mad" by acrazyobsession
Fandoms: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
22 Oct 2019
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After last week’s analysis completely changed my viewpoint on “Blood at the Wheel,” I was really interested to see how that would affect how I viewed “The Blood of Juana the Mad”. I don’t think it changed the way I looked at it, but it definitely changed what I focused on.
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It’s Yuletide at Wardlow, and when decorating the tree with Jane, Phryne is overcome with melancholia. Perhaps some peace and quiet would be better?
(For the Whumptober prompts of ‘shaky hands’, and inktober days 16 through 22)