Jim Moriarty is still out there. Mycroft Holmes is seething. And John Watson, who got himself dumped, fired and nearly blown up all in a single week, decides to go away for a couple of days. Sometimes a small stone is enough to set off an avalanche. A danger night. - Set after "The Great Game". Rated M for graphic depiction of drug abuse.

Post TGG, John's POV. Sherlock is presumed dead in the blast and for three years John has been living in 221B, surrounded by the memories. But Sherlock is returning - Moriarty is still out there and Sherlock is lost without his blogger. No Slash.

It was something his mum had taught him. He hadn't done it in ages.

Sherlock has always been incredible, has always been cocky, has always been childish. He just wasn't always Sherlock. This is the story of how Peter Pan left Neverland.

In his first case with the Scotland Yard, Sherlock Holmes was too late to catch the Doll Maker, the madman changing children into dolls, and instead only able to save one little girl. 12 years later, that little girl came back, and so did the monster. As Sherlock and John struggle to finish the madman off, they must make a choice: the girl or the Doll Maker.

The detective and his doppelganger. Sherlock Holmes meets his double in 221B Baker Street. A game? A reality? Or smoke and mirrors? Sherlock must decide.

All Mycroft wants is revenge on Sherlock's bullies, but the little boy is as uncooperative as ever. They'll just have to compromise. Fluffy hurt/comfort with little! Sherlock.

It seems everyone under the sun is writing a post-'The Great Game' fan fiction and I don't want to be left out in the cold! Here is my version of events set right after the cliffhanger.

John's not claustrophobic. Sherlock's not claustrophobic. So, being stuck in a lift shouldn't be a problem. But, actually... Well, what part about being stuck in a lift fourteen or fifteen floors off the ground, with no electricity or mobile signal, in a building where no on is in, while it's stifling hot, REALLY sounds good to anyone?

Lestrade and Molly get into an argument, and she leaves the vicinity disorientated and upset only to find herself in a bad neighborhood. MollyxLestrade.

What it says on the tin.

Greg Lestrade met four different people on four different nights and each of these meetings changed his life. T just in case.

Sherlock Holmes is a genius, and so is fluent in many languages. He excels in English, French, German, and any number of others. He is matchless in the subtle language of observation and deduction. What no one understands is that none of these was ever his native language, the language of his thoughts. At least, until someone else happens to figure it out.

There's been a lot of speculation about what might have happened in the back of that ambulance on the way to Sherlock's meeting with Culverton Smith, in TLD. This is my interpretation.

Appearing on a popular TV show was not Sherlock's idea of fun but, in the end, he rather enjoyed himself! This is written for the lovely BC and his mum, from a prompt by johnsarmylady and is dedicated to MrsNoggin, on the occasion of her birthday. Hope you like! The names have been changed, to protect the guilty! It's defo NOT Johnlock, but you can read it that way, if you like.

***Complete***Now that Holmes is back from the dead, the criminals seemed to be stunned into silence, leaving him longing for a case. But when St. Bart's is the target of an attack, Sherlock may find himself regretting that wish. Sherlolly, but may not be what you are expecting. Rated T for the language and violence just to be safe.

John's blogging again. Mycroft's in Tescos. A walking holiday in Scotland. Driving rain, mysterious men, isolated glens and almost certain danger. It nearly feels like old times again - only one there's person still missing...

Will Sherlock ever admit he's wrong? After a tiff and an angry walk, John comes to better understand Sherlock and to solve the milk problem.

Raz was tired of listening to what the media said about Sherlock Holmes. He knew the truth. When he finally decides to do something about it, he finds that he might not be as alone as he thought.

Looking back, John guessed things started to improve the day he decided to take the long route through the park. One and a half year after Sherlock's death John Watson has a fateful encounter that will turn his life once more upside down.

A one-shot. Molly defends Sherlock and is pleasantly surprised by the result.

Molly Hooper is back in London after a brief sojourn in New York. But she has brought with her a skinny, overbearing, overweening "new friend," whom Sherlock likes not at all. But what if Sherlock- or Molly, for that matter- has met their match? What if Loki won't leave? John is amused, Sherlock is horrified, and Mary suspects she could sell tickets: Let the Ponce-Off Commence!

The Holmes brothers never knew their father; in the aftermath of the Manhattan incident and the Reichenbach Fall, old truths come to light, and Sherlock is thrust into a world of gods and heroes.

John's suffering from a horrendous migraine and a fever. Unexpectedly, Sherlock takes care of it. Plotless fluff.

Dismantling Moriarty's network is a mission fraught with peril, something that Sherlock expected. But of everything he planned for, this never made the list.