"Go home to your wife and kids, Lewis." A collection of oneshots featuring our favourite Geordie dad and his nippers.

Inspector Morse smiled, and he even chuckled a bit. He wasn't heartless, after all, and Lewis' kid was cute. A short scene set within "Deceived by Flight."

Lewis is attacked while home alone. Now it's a matter of who will find him first: Morse or Val?

Follows "The Remorseful Day." My attempt to make the end somewhat less awful for Lewis.

Set after The Way Through The Woods.

The Group comes together for Morse's funeral, including a familiar woman from his past.

Alternate ending for "The Way Through the Woods," but can also stand on its own without abject spoilers. Morse cares for Robbie in the aftermath of a dangerous hostage situation. T for blood.

Lewis has started staying over at Morse's house after long cases. Some talk about how their friendship functions turns into something completely unexpected. Morse/Lewis.

Morse is dead. Lewis has to deal with his grief. But maybe, just maybe, Morse isn't completely gone... Could be Morse/Lewis if you squint. Rated T for mention of death and stomach contents. (Title is from State Champs' "Hard to Please")

There's been a murder at a funny farm, and Morse has a secret weapon to make the culprit confess. One-shot.

A story looking back on Who Killed Harry Field?

Lewis didn't know what to say when Morse told him about planning to kill himself as a child. He knows now - kind of. Post-ep to "Cherubim & Seraphim". Friendship, might as well be pre-slash.

They have been stuck together for days on end. It has been a very depressing case for Morse. And Australia doesn't agree with him. Fix-It ficlet for the end of "Promised Land" (post ep).

This is how I imagined the funeral of Chief Inspector Morse went.

A story looking back on Service of All the Dead.

Morse/Lewis. Lewis takes up a surprising new hobby that ends up paying off for the both of them.

Three conversations in reverse chronological order. Regarding how it all came about.

A story looking back on that very first case. Based on the episode The Dead of Jericho. A companion piece to the Lewis story What the Sergeant Saw: The Regan Peverill Case.

Morse had worked with Siobhan Maitland just briefly. But he ed her. "Is there someone special waiting at home?" "I think so," she had told him. So, why had she written asking if he would be in London? Ch 8: Home. COMPLETE!

Morse says " Bah Humbug!" to the Yuletide, until the DCSs of Christmas Past, Present, and Future remind him of what he's missing. Inspired by A Christmas Carol. Features Lewis characters.

An escape from jail sets Morse and Lewis on the trail of an old, familiar and feared enemy. Rated for some strong language in later chapters.

A difficult case of a serial killer prompts Morse and Lewis to take a bit different approach, putting one of them in danger.

Sequel to "Illusion of Peace". A known serial killer with a grudge against Morse and Lewis is back on the streets. Will Morse and Lewis catch him... or will he catch them first?

When a skeleton is found in a ditch near a canal, the case is all too familiar to Sergeant Lewis. When Morse investigates further, they are plunged into the nightmare world of a serial killer. Can they catch him - or worse - will he catch them first?

Following their attendance at the scene of a murder, Lewis is abducted - Morse must find him before it's too late.