Sherlock Holmes, recently divorced, father to three unruly daughters. He is in desperate need of help. He hopes a new governess will set the girls to rights. What they need is a mother. One would say he could do with a proper wife as well... victorian!lock, sherlolly, warstan, mythea

Mary and Kitty Bennet are the only two daughters left in the Bennet household. After a particularly nasty argument, Mary and Kitty come to an agreement. Mary will teach Kitty how to play the pianoforte and stop acting like a child, and Kitty will teach Mary how to dress nicely and dance reels. Friendship blooms between the often forgotten sisters as they begin to finally grow up.

Sherlock Holmes is widely celebrated in Victorian London as a successful detective, renowned for his unique mind and energetic solving of the world s puzzles. Such a man has no use for a heart, particularly his own, but even Sherlock Holmes, is unable to foresee what may occur when he investigates a mysterious death and meets Miss Molly Hooper in the silence of the Mortuary...

Follow Mary Bennet in her quest to discover her true self, as unlikely friendships are formed, tentative romances occur, and matchmaking attempts run wild. Also featuring Kitty, and minor Austenian heroines. Now complete.

Regency AU- Sherlock Holmes prefers London to the country, so he isn't happy about spending a summer with his family at their country estate. He hopes that some beekeeping will keep him entertained. But he also meets Miss Molly Hooper, daughter of the town's doctor. Maybe the summer will end up being more eventful than he thinks. (cover art by the talented melamungous on Tumblr)

It would take something tragic for Sherlock to realize his mistake, to discover that he indeed had a heart and that it was his own wife. And to realize what lengths he would go to in order to win her back. Victorian AU

Do you believe in love at first sight? I do not, no matter what the Professor tells us. So here comes my attempt of a plausible and hopefully entertaining story why and how Éowyn and Faramir came to love each other. Classical gap filler; strictly book-verse.

After S3. Lestrade wants to celebrate Sherlock's quick return from exile by taking him & others to a pub. Sherlock is less than thrilled. Things get interesting when Lestrade convinces Anderson to relate his original theory about how the detective faked his death years before. And what happens at the pub, doesn't really stay at the pub! (Cover art by the lovely Missfantasyland)

Mrs. Bennet, determined to see her last two daughters married, arranges a holiday in Bath. Will foolish Kitty avoid the temptations of the Georgian city? Will solemn Mary ever lift her head from her books? Will Mrs. Bennet's nerves survive the adventure? Something of a sequel to "Miss de Bourgh in Bath," though previous reading is unnecessary.

How do people react when they find out Éowyn killed a Nazgûl? What makes Faramir different from everyone else? Read an alternate and more in-depth meeting between Éowyn and Faramir. Different conditions; same love (:

Mary Bennet and Capt Denny continue to disagree and fall in love. Third part of Extended Courtesy and Extended Conflict.

Mary Bennet and Capt Denny are at it again, this time with more scheming and banter. Sequel to Extended Courtesy. Please R&R :

A oneshot about whom Mary Bennet spent the Netherfield Ball with and how he survived.

A story of Faramir and Eowyn as their relationship blossoms into something special. I do not own LOTR of any characters recognised herein...