One night Molly needs Sherlock and he doesn't care.

Molly Hooper has been keeping a secret. A literary secret. A romantic, literary secret... Which Mummy Holmes has elected to spill. Now Sherlock is getting to see a whole new side to his favorite pathologist's imagination... But who is this Duke Benedict she keeps writing about? And why is he oddly familiar..? Inquiring minds need to know, etc etc. romance novelist HC

Sherlock has saved Molly Hooper from a disastrous wedding and brought her home to London, but they're just friends- At least, that's the story until an undercover assignment as an East End gangster gives Sherlock a glimpse at some of Molly's more... unexpected preferences. Turns out, bad boys DO have more fun. Sequel to "Honeymoon In Croydon," rated hardT for implied naughtiness.

When a new girl starts working in the morgue, she quickly wins over everyone that Molly likes and cares about...even one Sherlock Holmes. Or has she? Oneshot fluffy piece for Icebabe59, who was feeling a bit down. Sherlolly! Enjoy!

It all started with a coffee and a donut. Sherlock/Sally

She won't trust anybody else with him.

Jealousy is a two-way street. Of course, one like Sherlock Holmes would never admit it. As far as he's concerned, 'Holmeses DON'T get jealous' but... well, we'll see about that. And what better thing to be jealous of than John?

Mycroft helps Sherlock cope with mental overload. Prompt fill.

"What's on here is a body, and that body can be useful to me. If it's difficult for you to see, then in the future you can wait outside."

"Drugs bust?" John inquired cheerfully of Lestrade who nodded once. ... Again, Lestrade and John's eyes met. "It stops being pretend if we find anything." Persuasive action to get information from Sherlock backfires for John and DI Lestrade. COMPLETE

John leaves 221B to begin married life. Sherlock is lost without a flatmate; luckily, recently-divorced DI Lestrade is looking for a place to stay. De-anon from kinkmeme.

John calls Sherlock a "freak." The loss of trust between them is difficult to restore. De-anon from kinkmeme.

Sherlock says something not good at a crime scene and ends up getting punched by a police officer, much to everyone else's pleasure. Sherlock, however, is hurt both physically and emotionally.

ASiB's 'caring is not an advantage' scene from Sherlock's point of view. Character motivation study.

Lestrade's reaction to the news about Sherlock's death. He doesn't take it very well. Lestrade blames himself for driving Sherlock to suicide, and the guilt crushes him. He never even got a chance to apologize to Sherlock for everything he did - and didn't do. Now includes the reunion scene.

An exploration of Molly's thoughts and feelings throughout her time at Bart's, leading up to her final scene with Sherlock in The Reichenbach Fall. "Molly was accustomed to pitiful looks."

We've all seen The Reichenbach Fall. We know what happened. We know how Moriarty decided to "burn" Sherlock. But what if he had chosen a different way? What if he had decided to really burn Sherlock's 'heart? What might it have looked like? Well…Maybe something like this. "Reversed Reichenbach". NO SLASH. Rated for brief mentions of drugs and potential violence to come.

Murders without apparent motive, and a killer who leaves no trace, send Sherlock and John through a maze of conflicting clues in a race to save the final victim before time runs out. Note: The story is completely written and betaed. I will post the remaining three chapters over the next few days as I finish proofing. The total length is a little over 22k.

Season One/Two AU: Moriarty's bomb does go off at the pool, and Sherlock and John wake up to find themselves in 1983, where a nineteen-year-old junior police officer named Greg Lestrade needs a bit of help with a murder case.

He feels like he could hit London pavement with abandon and dash across every available inch until his bones give out. His stomach is a bit twisty, afflicted by bilious somersaults and an angry-hurt cascade of 'I can't believe you're here you selfish bastard', but the percussive hurricane enshrined within his ribcage supersedes it all. "You've been a long time away," says John.

Sherlock's time away in Serbia has led to a rather severe manifestation of Acrophobia, which culminates in a severe panic attack and leads to some much needed confessions between our Baker Street Boys.

Sherlock knows who the murderer is, but proving it leads to close contact with the predatory killer.

John jumps in Sherlock's stead. Moriarty's organisation is massive, but not impenetrable. There's a bigger game being played well over Sherlock's head.

Spoilers for The Six Thatchers. Sherlock resorts to somewhat drastic action to try and help a grieving John: housework. Not crack, in fact mostly shouting and unrequited Johnlock.

John is a brave, selfless and kind friend. This is 5 times John Watson was there for someone, whether it be saving their ass, hooking them up, helping them out or whatever. Then one day John's injured shoulder causes him trouble during a case and a new deputy on Lestrade's force is being a total dick about it. He should have known better than messing with John Watson!