Retired Captain John Watson comes back from Afghanistan and meets an amazing man named Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock was always a loner, until now. A retelling of the events around A study in Pink and so on. Chapter 9 was written as a birthday present for Ennui Enigma. Happy Birthday EE.*

Sherlock Holmes has had to disappear following The Fall, but what if his best friend had always known that the detective had survived? Now John Watson faces his greatest challenge - but he won't let Sherlock down...ever. Now complete.

"He made it down the stairs in record time, and blew out into the cold London evening, his mind so on fire with fury that he hardly noticed the other pedestrians. He took off down the street with a swift stride, not sure where he was going and not caring, as long as it was somewhere, anywhere away from Sherlock Holmes." Sherlock makes John furious - for a reason.

Sally Donovan wakes trapped inside a small room, alone apart from the person she least wants to see – Sherlock Holmes. Whoever's put her there certainly has something in store for both of them, and the big question is whether they can pull together and get out alive. Established Sherlock/John throughout.

Coming back from death is one thing, restoring a friendship another. Sherlock wants everything back as it had been before, but it's not that easy. Sequel to "After the Fall". Post-Reichenbach. Reunion fic.

The story deals with John's grief and how others see him. It will also deal with some unanswered questions about Moriarty's set-up. Set after Reichenbach.

Greg Lestrade is being held to ransom in a cellar with Sherlock and his brother, who seems to like umbrellas an awful lot. Who'll arrive to save them first? Scotland Yard, the government, or John Watson?

"Days like this were nothing new; days where everything seemed to remind him of Sherlock. What was new was the feeling of detachment." A post-Reichenbach case-fic based loosely on The Empty House. Spoilers for series 2!

Watson has the advantage of seeing Sherlock at the height of his powers, but Lestrade—he knows with the certainty of an eyewitness that Sherlock Holmes has been wrong.

Sherlock might scoff at this 'caring' lark. But John Watson's situation cries out to be 'solved' and there is nothing that Holmes likes more than solving things. A series in four parts. 1 The Flat. 2. The Limp. 3. The Shaking Hand. 4. The Nightmares.