This ongoing story examines, in depth, how different a relationship is when your partner is a self proclaimed socio-path. It is far from ordinary, but I wouldn't say it is "hardly pleasurable" Sherlock shows off his spectacular ignorance when it comes to intimate relationships. Relationship is established. There's slash -(no lie) Johnlock. John/Sherlock Fluffy, Smuty, Bit o' Angst

6 months Post-Fall. When something happens to John, Sherlock returns to his side. Both men, now forced to face unaddressed emotions, abandon some old identities and gain some new ones. Thorough discussion of sexuality, so if that doesn't interest you, consider yourself warned. (Rated M for self-harm, suicide attempt, and later explicit sex)

New summary. The CIA is only the first group to want John to locate missing weapons in South Asia. Sherlock must help his blogger avoid capture by corrupt agents, the Mafia and more. Can John find the missing arms and romance all in the same adventure? Romance, humor and adventure. Rated M for slash, swearing, violence and abuse. Story for 18yr and up. NOW COMPLETE

Sherlock Holmes isn't asexual. That's just what he tells people. It's easier to explain than 'completely socially-unable homosexual' . Events of the series from Sherlock and Watson's POV. (Sherlock first, then Watson.) Also delves into Watson's personal history. UPDATE: Continues through reunion of the boys and the growth of their relationship. (In charater, no smut)

Our story begins when Sherlock and John have a bit of a row over some handcuffs that ends in John, well, taking Sherlock's virginity. Contains vivid male nudity, unbridled sexual fantasy, and bickering during sex. You're welcome.

John comes home to find a kissing ball hanging in their doorway. He decides to use the detective skills he's learned from Sherlock and realises his flatmate is sending him a message. Things are about to change for the boys of 221B Baker Street. Beware! Fluff will be found if you read this piece!

Nothing really changes when Sherlock and John finally get together; well, except for the obvious.