After the battle in New York, the Avengers have gone their separate ways, and Tony finds himself alone for the first time in months. That's when the Trickster God, who should definitely by locked up, starts visiting him, seemingly for no other reason than to drive him mad. Takes place after the first Avengers movie, before the events of Iron Man 3.

Sherlock and John go on holiday. Sequel to 'The Last Drop' and 'The Temper Between'

Things John Watson doesn't expect to do when he transfers to a new school: A. Befriend his possibly mad roommate. B. Investigate a particularly nasty streak of murders with his most likely mad roommate. C. Fall slightly or not so slightly in love with his definitely mad roommate. D. All of the above.

Coming back from the dead can be a complicated business. With a new case on the horizon, rebuilding a life is one thing... rebuilding a friendship quite another. For Sherlock and John, things may never be just the same... Slash.

Loki had stopped trying to count how long he had been in the Void, it didn't seem to matter anymore. There was nothing but darkness, until he felt a light. It seemed like the soft blue light was calling to him, so he fell. He followed it to Midgard of all places, and to the human known as Tony Stark.

Tony Stark had never thought of himself as the father type. Hell, he usually avoided children like the plague, no offense of course; he just did not know how to handle them. No, kids and Tony did not go in the same sentence together. So why was he down on one knee in the middle of one of Paris' streets, quietly talking to one?

Sequel to CHOKECHAIN. Loki threw the plastic pregnancy test stick away from him in fear. What if Tony didnt want a baby? What if he hated him for being pregnant? Loki could stop the irrational fears from stainign his mind. Warnings: Yaoi, slash, MPREG. FROSTIRON. Named after the song The Cave by Mumford and Sons.

Tony Stark is a little alarmed when a rather beat up Norse god appears in Stark Tower. Why does he suddenly feel the need to help him, and why do people keep asking him all of these questions? Will eventually lead to Tony/Loki... COMPLETE

The words that appear on your wrist after birth lead you to your soulmate, so it should be no surprise to John that Sherlock's are blank, or that his own words lead him to Sherlock.

Sequel to 'The Last Drop': Sherlock and John catch a fever.

When John heads overseas for a week, Sherlock's forced to fend for himself. It goes about as well as anyone could have anticipated. Which is to say, very, very poorly. Don't worry, things'll be fine in just seven days.

Sherlock and John decide to fend off boredom with a night of heavy drinking.

Sherlock always has, and always will be alone. Or so the Scotland Yard thought, until a soldier, just back from Afghanistan, appears at one of the crime scenes, looking for a Sherlock Holmes. For detectives, they're terrible at making accurate deductions.

Sherlock Holmes has met exactly twenty-four Johns in his life. They have all been the wrong John. He's getting tired of waiting, staring at the inscription on his finger and wondering when his John will turn up, if ever.

Having worked with New Scotland Yard for a year, imagine the team's surprise when they find out the incomparable Sherlock Holmes has an actual boyfriend? Can you even imagine the freakish, alien, weirdo he must be to put up with Sherlock all the time?

Following the encounter with Moriarty, Sherlock and John grow closer via text messages.

John knows he has an unusual relationship with his flatmate. He knows their friendship is complicated. And yes, he knows everyone assumes he's in a relationship with Sherlock Holmes. But he's not. Obviously. It's not like that. John would know. Right?

What constitutes a life when you've just stopped living? Sequel to Remain with me. Much angst. And then smex.

Written for a kinkmeme prompt. Sherlock makes deductions about a loved up couple nearby. John realises it sounds exactly like them. S/J

Sherlock does not react well to the idea that John might be dead.