With John moving out and Mrs. Hudson leaving to live with her family in Australia, Molly finds herself as Sherlock's new flatmate (she has no idea how this happened). Can this end in something other than a big fat disaster? Post-Reichenbach, chaos, fun, fluff and steam later on. Sherlolly with a pinch of Warston

Molly has just learned that she's very sick, and she is trying to keep Sherlock and John from noticing. She's also debating to let loose and live her life risk free without regrets considering her prognosis. Sherlolly, angst, sadness, but some nice romance and humor along the way. If you like this story and would like for it to continue past chapter 1 please review! Thanks!

Sequel to Burning Hearts. Three years after his return, Sherlock is balancing his detective world with being an attentive boyfriend and father. Quite happily, I might add. What force is strong enough to break up the domestic bliss?

When Sherlock left London, John and his identity behind, so did Molly. But destiny can be cruel at times, throwing things from your past at you when you'd rather make a fresh start. Eventual Sherlolly, Post Reichenbach. Please read and review!

By age 7, Sherlock Holmes knew two things with absolute certainty: that somewhere out there in the world he had a soulmate, and that he wanted absolutely nothing to do with her. Soulmates world AU.

The Sequel to A Night to Remember - After waking up together, Sherlock and Molly face the consequences. xx Lots of Sherlolly with John and Mary xx

Beautiful, explosive, captivating. Fireworks in the night sky can make even the most brilliant of men forget for a moment, the warmth of the gentle flame awaiting them faithfully at home.

She only intended to get some parts he'd borrowed from Bart's back. Winner of Best Humor SAMFAS 2013.

A slight mishap leads to embarrassment, a jealous Sherlock and a newfound relationship but what exactly did happen to make Molly blush so badly? T for nakedness.

Life taught Molly Hooper how to mourn. Too bad it didn't teach her to mourn Sherlock Holmes. Major AU.

Molly is betrothed to a young and dashing nobleman, much to her dismay. When she meets a young, dark and clever man, she instantly falls for him, and he for her. However, how will the cards unfold when truths are revealed? Rating is for future events.

Sherlock was seventeen years old in February of 1995. So far it hadn't quite been the kind of year that would go down in history books, but it would be the year that changed his life forever. These are the seventeen years that made Sherlock Holmes the detective we know him as today.

Six months after Sherlock has returned, there have been certain changes in the way he sees his pathologist. However, though Sherlock thinks he has destroyed Moriarty's web, he always misses something...there's always one thing.

Sometimes logic and deduction does not give you all of the answers, and Molly Hooper is not something Sherlock has all of the answers too. During/after Reichenbach. Rated M for smut.

It's all his fault.

She never was one for resisting temptation. Mythology AU. Hades/Persephone.

This day, it's like every fantasy she has ever had about him coming true, except thrown into a fun house mirror. Inspired by this lovely fan art by shoreshroot on Tumblr. shoreshroot dot tumblr dot com slash post slash 44751677407 There are two stories following this one, "No. 89" and "Where You Go I Cannot Follow." This fic won Best Hurt/Comfort (K-T) in the 2013 SAMFAs!

She settles for a life of waiting tables and filling coffee cups, he holds the pen in his hand but the words never make it onto the paper. Then they meet and in the span of a year their lives change in ways they didn't see coming. AU Sherlolly. Oneshot.

If he were a better man, if he were even a remotely good man, he would stop going to her. But Sherlock Holmes is not a better man and he most certainly isn't a good man. At the very least, he thinks he's a careful man. He's wrong.

Almost three years after the fall, Sherlock and Molly learn what was meant by "I'll burn the heart out of you"

A bump on the head provides Molly with a strange peek into the mind of Sherlock Holmes.

Molly Hooper has been a constant in Jim Moriarty's life for a long time. She thinks it's probably the reason why he hates Sherlock Holmes so much. Molly/Jim, Sherlock/Molly, being the endgame. A little bit AU in that Molly and Jim meet when they're young. Everything snowballs from there.