Anyone wonders what will King Arthur find Merlin doing in his bedchamber after a hard day? Well, Arthur too. Slash. Arthur/Merlin. Smut

Merlin and Arthur have switched. How will Arthur react to Merlin's magic? What will Merlin find out about Arthur? Will they be able to get back to their bodies. SLASH. I got the idea from a dream.

Sherlock was never popular in school and when he upsets the team captain of the rugby team (Sebastian Moran), he finds himself cornered. Luckily, John is there to save the day. This is the story of the relationship that follows. Warnings for angst, violence and m/m teen smut (as well as romance and fluff). Written with SailorXStar as John, Me (ForeverShipJohnlock) as Sherlock.

An intriguing mystery and a series of murders do nothing to ease the tension in 221B Baker Street. If anything, they only make things that much more exciting. My first Sherlock fic. JohnLock main pairing. Rated for swearing and later chapters. Now with it's very own sequel, 360 Degrees.

Starting after "Something Borrowed" what happened between the JANTO pair and the adventures that follow. Contains a bit of everything, but mostly Ianto/Jack and Tosh/Owen {Rated M for content, also for the very rambly way I write, but it will all make sense in the end.} (NOW WITH COMPANION FIC: VACATION)

If you like Merlin/Arthur slash, then read. If you like Merlin whump, then read. If you like vulnerable Merlin, read. If you like evil Uther, then read. Like my stories? You know you'll like this one.

In which Arthur and Merlin really love each other and are willing to go into any and every sort of trouble to make each other happy but still can't communicate properly. (Modern AU - University)

Arthur no longer loves Gwen after two years of marriage. After the ending of their relationship, he needs someone to occupy his time. Perhaps Merlin will finally find a position he's less capable of handling than 'manservant'. Warnings: Slash (Merlin/Arthur), some Arthur/Gwen break-up angst mostly in first (skip-able) chapter.

In which Sherlock Holmes is a nightmare, John Watson loves (almost) every minute of it, and the terms of ownership are negotiated via a rather roundabout path. Rated NC-17 for sexual content, violence, language, self-harm, references to drug use, and power dynamics. Oh-so-very Johnlock. Complete. Second work in my Conductivity series (after "The Most Luminous of People").