Everyone always thought Sherlock was a sociopath. Because that's what he always told them. Because that's what he wanted them to believe. Because that's what he needed them to believe. Warnings: Explicit self-harm, drug abuse, endless angst, and eventually lots of delicious, explicit Johnlock

When he fell from St. Bart's Sherlock knew he loved John Watson. John couldn't love him back (or so he thinks). Now that he's back from the dead things are back to normal... sort of. When a serial killer targets increasingly high profile gay couples Sherlock is on the case. With a, possibly ill-advised, plan Sherlock and John go undercover as a couple to uncover the truth.

Sherlock and John are invited to join Lestrade and the team on a residential conference weekend in the country… revealing many things about the duo that people don't usually see.

Lestrade walks into a supposedly empty room at Bart's and finds something he did not expect. Even more surprising is his own reaction. Slash, John/Sherlock, future John/Sherlock/Lestrade, super smutty, rated M for a reason.

In which John says 'No experiments' and Sherlock hears "Friends make good volunteers" (might be a two part smut thing, hence the rating)

John has become the one person that can restrain Sherlock. In this case, the restraints manifest themselves in the form of duct tape.

Sherlock is getting annoyed by how many late nights John spends at work, so he decides to visit him.

Something is happening in London. People are dissapearing off the streets, and piles of ashes are appearing in their residances. The police are baffled, but Sherlock, as ever, understands. Fantasy AU, Johnlock a whole bunch of OC's.

In which Sherlock is bored, and John tries to convince him to have a normal, relaxing day off. But Sherlock decides to make John his new case, revealing (not so) startling truths about the both of them.

John Watson thinks Sherlock Holmes should admit that he, Watson, is more of an expert on sex than Sherlock is. But Sherlock refuses to concede the point. He comes up with an experiment plan to resolve the issue. But sometimes even the best thought-out scientific study has unexpected consequences. Follow my m/m romance at