Ever since the play Michael has felt a growing rift between him and Jeremy. But when the SQUIP returns in human form Michael is determined to keep it away from his friend at any cost. What he isn't prepared for is the computer changing everything. For better, or worse? (SQUIP Redemption. Human!SQUIP.)

What if the events of "The great game" pool scene had unfolded differently - what if Jim Moriarty had much bigger, twisted, elaborate and sadistic games planned for both Sherlock and John. Warnings for: Violence, torture, graphic whump, possible sexual violence and all around general bleedin misery - emphasis on the bleeding.

From the moment he was born, he knew he was different: primarily because he actually remembered that first day of his life. His brain had always moved too fast for the world to keep up. But what was his childhood really like? How did he end up on the path to fame? What circumstances created this dashing sociopath?

This is how Moriarty became an orphan, and what happened after.

Ben Solo never became Kylo Ren, never joined the First Order, but instead fights for the resistance alongside his parents. But just because he didn't join the First Order, doesn't mean he didn't turn to the dark side, something Leia and Han are going to have to face when they discover what exactly their son does in the shadows of the resistance. Takes place before and during TFA

A poem inspired by the BBC Sherlock. T because some might find it a tad disturbing.

The characters of Kuroshitsuji are developed so well, and it inspired me to begin writing poems from their perspectives. Please enjoy and feel free to leave feedback and/or a suggestion on who I should do next!

Charlie beat the Wicked Witch but something is wrong. Ezekiel: "Wherever he is, I cannot reach him. Sam is lost." Finding Sam is only the first step. There are still enemies to battle and truths to be faced for them all.

"I'm not your master," Ciel's voice cried out from beneath the covers. "I'm not. I'm just the Phantomhive that wasn't intended to get anything. The one they didn't like. The one that wasn't supposed to live."

This is the story of Richard III's bloody rise to power and his eventual downfall. It is told from his own point of view, putting a bit of a different perspective on the story. It is a rather humorous parody of Shakespeare's play about him. Enjoy (and laugh)!

"We spent our whole lives helping other people, but I am begging you, little brother, for once, let someone else help us. Please." Set in season seven, before The Born Again Identity. Deals with Sam's "coping" methods when it comes to his hallucinations of Lucifer. Deals with sensitive issues, full warnings inside. Hurt/Tortured!Sam, Protective/Big Brother!Dean.

When a younger version of Henry Jekyll is helping his Father with a potion that could get rid of the Evil in someone's soul, but his father was being threatened, and ended up making a failed potion! the men forced a young 17 year old Henry Jekyll to drink it... what happened next will have to be read!

God's Cages were masters at psychological torture. Why do you think Amara begged for death– that Michael went insane after only a few years in the Cage… Crowley trapped Lucifer in a vessel made of his Cage. Nothing good comes from that. 12x15 Tag, One-Shot – AU by the end [Edited: 2/17/18]

They were all promised the chance of forgiveness, if they truly were sorry and asked but somehow, Lucifer was the exception to his Father's promise.

Eurus Holmes is broken.

The state of 221B, is not quite what it used to be. All that's left's reminiscing, since someone's been missing, from the halls of 221B.

Sherlock's list had an origin. Where he wrote down everything he'd taken. An agreement based on history, experience, and promise made between brothers. It was designed to save his life when he ultimately overdosed. One-shot of Sherlock and Mycroft in the TAB flashback.

When Sherlock has a nightmare about his past he turns to his brother Mycroft. The next week he meets someone he thought he might never see again. His little brother.

It's been years since the bonfire, but every fifth of November is still a terrible reminder.

James Moriarty smiled a wicked smile, for now he knew his spider web was set.

Sam's wall has broken but he is determined not to be a victim. What if memories of hell and hallucinations weren't the only things let loose? Amidst a backdrop of cases, will the boys discover what's wrong before it's too late? Can Sam be saved? AU set around season 7 with elements of season 11 (no spoilers except who Amara is).

Sherlock left behind quite a few things when he jumped off that building. He left marks on people, too. Like an abandoned violin and an empty armchair, or stifled grief instead of a smile.

***SPOILERS*** Sherlock Poetry. Rated T just in case because the poems obviously reference death and/or dying. "Raindrops, falling,/ Never-ceasing/ Clouded tears to mourn the dead/..."

Vincent Phantomhive's parenting skills are unparalleled. Not really.