See, the thing is, is that when you're siblings with the British Government, people tend to utilize that. Or: after learning the relations between the two, Sherlock is captured by some of Mycroft's enemies in the midst of a political standoff and it doesn't end well. (One-shot) (No slash, no smut)

Sherlock Holmes has known the feel of a blade against his wrist more intimately than any other sensation. Time and again he has added scars to his body to drown out the noise of the world. But there is a time for fresh wounds and time for scars and one day he will find out how that feels. TW: self-harm, bloody imagery.

John and Rosie move into Baker's street after Mary's death. Sherlock begins to act strangely, downright considerate and caring. Before John has the time to get to the bottom of it a new case puts everything he holds dear in danger. Johnlock.

Sherlock and John, back at Bakers street and ready to fight more crime... but they have a new partner. Rosie. The boys have to balance out their crime fighting lives with Rosie's childhood. Will they manage it?

Sherlock contemplates his new relationship with John and Rosie.

Two months after Mary's death, Sherlock finds himself in the hospital. John, who has not yet forgiven him for what happened, comes to visit.

Sherlock and John are called to a crime scene, but something's different this time. Oh no, the crime is the same as always. It's just that Sherlock has what Donovan and Anderson are pretty sure looks like a hickey.

John Watson is making a cuppa at 221b Baker St when he finds something which changes the relationship between the good doctor and the world's only consulting detective. Slashy fun and the start to my mysteries which begin with 'Do Not Pass Go'.