Nicholas and Jo return home after going to see a movie with Mia and Jesse. Jesse doesn't care for the romantic time-travel plot, whereas Nicholas thinks it plausible. Oneshot. Nick/Jo.

Freed from Sir Ivor's house by Louisa and Tama, Nicholas has to keep his head and think of a way to help rescue Jo. Oneshot. Canon compliant. Missing Scene. Episode 15.

Nick gives Jo a hat pin. Nick/Jo. Oneshot.

Andrew Tiegan struggles restlessly through the longest night of his life, knowing his daughter is sleeping in a shack in 1919. Oneshot. Takes place during episode 16. Canon compliant. (Genwork; not "technically" a Jo/Nick fic, but it's sort of implied.)

Thirteen-year-old Jo plays a game with her friends in Sydney. Oneshot. Silly Fluff. Implied future Jo/Nick.

Nicholas observes Jade's bratty behaviour as a toddler in 1986 and doesn't like what he sees. Oneshot.

Nicholas notices a portrait of his cousin on Louisa's bedroom wall. Oneshot. No Pairings.

Nicholas checks a secret compartment in Sir Ivor's grandfather clock, hoping he hid his signet ring in there. He didn't. And he's somewhat offended Nicholas would think he'd be that stupid. Oneshot.

Mandy and Fergus say goodbye to Daniel as he's leaving for Sydney with Caroline. The three of them have come a long way since this all started. Oneshot. Genfic.

Catherine watches her children playing hopscotch. Jo/Nick. Oneshot.

The old man is preparing for the expected arrival of Jo's parents at his antique shop, setting out the tea things, when a last-minute customer arrives to bother him. Implied Nick/Jo. Oneshot.

Gervaise and his wife, Violette, are travelling to their new home on the South Island of New Zealand with their baby daughter, Constance de Lutrelle, and they let a little girl at a campfire hold her. Oneshot. Surprise implied canon pairing (technically) at the end, but otherwise genfic. Prequel.

Sequel to my other fic "Seventeen". Twenty-seven years have ed since Nick and Jo walked together at the wharf on his seventeenth birthday. On his forty-fourth birthday, after learning it's burned down, they pay their old haunt a visit, for old time's sake, but ultimately find there's nothing left there for them. Nick/Jo. Oneshot.

Constance wonders why the mirror has a chip in the frame, a piece missing, in Daniel's time but not in her own. Oneshot. Genfic.

When Jade doesn't sit by the pool like the old man tells her to, Nicholas has to get a bit creative in his devious scheme to rescue Jo. Mild Jo/Nick fluff. Oneshot.

Nicholas and Jo make a special trip by ferry to the South Island so Nicholas can buy a gift for Andrew. Oneshot.

Nicholas can't tie his own bootlaces; he never learned how. Which really wouldn't be so much of a problem, if only they weren't in a hurry to save Mr. Iredale... A possible missing scene from episode seven, season 1. Some minor Nick/Jo. Oneshot.

Since he's moved in with them, Catherine has noticed Nicholas dislikes being alone, to an almost inordinate degree. Oneshot. No Pairings (unless you count very vaguely implied Nick/Jo).

It's 2007, and Jo is trying to convert to Russian Orthodoxy before her wedding. Oneshot. Jo/Nick.

Andrew tries to make Old Nicholas take money for the mirror, but he's having none of it. Oneshot.

Nicholas seems dejected, so Jo follows him to find out what's wrong. She's surprised when, after he tells her, she has next to no idea what he's talking about. Oneshot.

Nicholas goes grocery shopping for the first time. Oneshot. Genfic content, but a background ship is implied. Jo/Nick.

Nicholas (formerly Alexei Romanov) is bored when, from his window, he sees two girls distract his guardian's dog and climb over the garden wall. He realises they've forgotten to shut the gate and decides to go out and do it for them. After all, if it goes well, he might even make some new friends... Oneshot. Genfic.

Jo distracts Bullseye so Nicholas can sneak back into Sir Ivor's house, but with disastrous consequences. No Pairings. Not canon compliant. Oneshot. Rated T for mild gore and some language.

Jo tries to tell Tama about the mirror and going back in time. He doesn't believe her and tries to blame her 'delusion' on a documented scientific phenomenon. Because everybody knows there's no such thing as a magic mirror. Don't they?