A series of one-shots featuring wild conjectures and awkward situations, dark pieces and humor. Ch. 32: Mrs. Hudson knows all. Warnings for Holmes in a dress. Or having once been in one. And some period-typical attitudes about this.

Watson arrives at Baker Street to find Holmes in the grip of a most perplexing mystery. Has he finally met his match? Why is Mrs Hudson to blame? And how do you cook a chicken? Sounds like a typical Sunday at 221B! COMPLETE!

Watson has married Mary Morstan and moved out of 221B Baker Street, leaving Holmes to suffer alone in his Black Fits and cocaine addiction. Will Holmes' loneliness finally be his undoing, or can Watson come to his rescue in time? Mild language, not slash.

In which Watson recalls his first day of boarding school...well, almost. : !FOR KCS! Please R&R!

Late February, 1897. A family curse and a detective who refuses to admit he is ill cause concern for Watson...COMPLETE!

Before the cocaine, there was the morphine. In the early days if their friendship, Watson is there when Holmes almost makes a fatal mistake. Rated for adult themes. Friendship, can be read as preslash. Oneshot.

Life in London can get plenty interesting when Sherlock Holmes is hot on the trail of the dastardly Moriarty. Things take a bizarre turn, however, when Holmes and Watson intervene in a most unusual assassination attempt on a strangely dressed young man.

What if the impossible cannot be eliminated?