Title: Murder in Edwardian Suburbia
Author: Claire G
Pairing: Kate Ashurst/Emma Scribbins
Rating: 15(+)
Word count: 2,820
Disclaimer: Murder in Suburbia and its characters are the property of ITV. No infringement intended.
Note: AU. (You can take the girl out of the twenty-first century...) What if Kate and Emma had been born in Victorian times? What if they were companions living together in Kate's family home? What if the scullery girl was murdered and they decided to take investigative matters into their own hands? Not a time-travel fic.


Complete e-book versions: MOBI (Kindle etc) ePUB (iPhone etc)

Parts: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve,
The end! - Thirteen [at my journal]

Title: Murder in Edwardian Suburbia
Author: Claire G
Pairing: Kate Ashurst/Emma Scribbins
Rating: 15(+)
Word count: 3,127
Disclaimer: Murder in Suburbia and its characters are the property of ITV. No infringement intended.
Note: AU. (You can take the girl out of the twenty-first century...) What if Kate and Emma had been born in Victorian times? What if they were companions living together in Kate's family home? What if the scullery girl was murdered and they decided to take investigative matters into their own hands? Not a time-travel fic.
Parts: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten,
Eleven

Twelve [at my journal]

Title: Murder in Edwardian Suburbia
Author: Claire G
Pairing: Kate Ashurst/Emma Scribbins
Rating: 15(+)
Word count: 3,501
Disclaimer: Murder in Suburbia and its characters are the property of ITV. No infringement intended.
Note: AU. (You can take the girl out of the twenty-first century...) What if Kate and Emma had been born in Victorian times? What if they were companions living together in Kate's family home? What if the scullery girl was murdered and they decided to take investigative matters into their own hands? Not a time-travel fic.
Parts: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten
Part Eleven [at my journal]

Title: Murder in Edwardian Suburbia
Author: Claire G
Pairing: Kate Ashurst/Emma Scribbins
Rating: 15(+)
Word count: 3,181
Disclaimer: Murder in Suburbia and its characters are the property of ITV. No infringement intended.
Note: AU. (You can take the girl out of the twenty-first century...) What if Kate and Emma had been born in Victorian times? What if they were companions living together in Kate's family home? What if the scullery girl was murdered and they decided to take investigative matters into their own hands? Not a time-travel fic.
Parts: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine

Part Ten [at my journal]

Title: Murder in Edwardian Suburbia
Author: Claire G
Pairing: Kate Ashurst/Emma Scribbins
Rating: 15(+)
Word count: 3,506
Disclaimer: Murder in Suburbia and its characters are the property of ITV. No infringement intended.
Note: AU. (You can take the girl out of the twenty-first century...) What if Kate and Emma had been born in Victorian times? What if they were companions living together in Kate's family home? What if the scullery girl was murdered and they decided to take investigative matters into their own hands? Not a time-travel fic.
Parts: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight

Part Nine [at my journal]

I am writing a Murder in Suburbia/Harry Potter crossover, and I am in need of a consultant of sorts who could help me with Harry Potter plots. I am working more with the books than with the movie, mostly because of how McGonagall is described in the Sorcerer's Stone. If anyone is willing to help, I would love to shoot an email with a few questions your way. If you don't have time, but know where I can find a good reliable source to answer some of my questions (mostly regarding the 6th and 7th books and the characters within), that will be appretiated as well. Thanks!

Erin

Title: Murder in Edwardian Suburbia
Author: Claire G
Pairing: Kate Ashurst/Emma Scribbins
Rating: 15(+)
Word count: 3,548
Disclaimer: Murder in Suburbia and its characters are the property of ITV. No infringement intended.
Note: AU. (You can take the girl out of the twenty-first century...) What if Kate and Emma had been born in Victorian times? What if they were companions living together in Kate's family home? What if the scullery girl was murdered and they decided to take investigative matters into their own hands? Not a time-travel fic.
Parts: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven

Part Eight [at my journal]

Title: Murder in Edwardian Suburbia
Author: Claire G
Pairing: Kate Ashurst/Emma Scribbins
Rating: 15(+)
Word count: 2,750
Disclaimer: Murder in Suburbia and its characters are the property of ITV. No infringement intended.
Note: AU. (You can take the girl out of the twenty-first century...) What if Kate and Emma had been born in Victorian times? What if they were companions living together in Kate's family home? What if the scullery girl was murdered and they decided to take investigative matters into their own hands? Not a time-travel fic.
Parts: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six

Part Seven [at my journal]

Title: Murder in Edwardian Suburbia
Author: Claire G
Pairing: Kate Ashurst/Emma Scribbins
Rating: 15(+)
Word count: 3,249
Disclaimer: Murder in Suburbia and its characters are the property of ITV. No infringement intended.
Note: AU. (You can take the girl out of the twenty-first century...) What if Kate and Emma had been born in Victorian times? What if they were companions living together in Kate's family home? What if the scullery girl was murdered and they decided to take investigative matters into their own hands? Not a time-travel fic.
Parts: One, Two, Three, Four, Five

Shit, sorry! That was the longest cliffhanger ever. So sorry. I'm a nob. But here is what finally happened.

Part Six [at my journal]

Starting Sunday 9pm ITV. New drama starting called Scott & Bailey

http://www.itv.com/scottandbailey/

Set in Manchester. Lesley Sharp (amazing actress) and Suranne Jones play detectives who work together.

Produced by Sally Wainwright who brought us the very gay 'At Home With the Braithwaites' and 'Playing The Field'

What do you think?