Sherlock and John have a chance encounter with John's former sister-in-law. Sherlock learns a thing or two about John.

"Oh, she did want him to open them. She wanted him to know that he was entirely under her control and how utterly defenceless he was at the moment. The thought of seeing that realisation in his drug addled eyes did not only excite her. It aroused her..." A missing, 'intrusive' scene from "A Scandal in Belgravia" when The Woman visits The Virgin at Baker Street for the first time.

Sherlock is an expert rider but hasn't ridden a horse in twenty years. Will he still be able to communicate with the horse? These two one-shots are based on sevenpercent's wonderful, "Musgrave Blaze."

Lying in the hospital, Sherlock receives some surprising visitors, and manages to deal with two problems he's been having lately. A missing scene from HLV about a formal introduction that was never made and a visit that was never shown.

No dragon or consulting detective can resist the fascination of riddling talk and of wasting time trying to understand it. Even if it's a silly, pointless fantasy novel. And after all, Sherlock is BORED. Oneshot; Sherlock reads "The Hobbit." ;

Without a word, Mycroft opened his umbrella, shielding his brother from the light spray of not-quite-rain that had started, and handed him the file filled, with the embassy contacts he might need. Sherlock nodded, "You didn't need to."

Mycroft Holmes is the only one who knows why John Watson doesn't cry at Sherlock's funeral. One-shot dealing with John's grief, post-Reichenbach.

As the first teacup shatters at her feet while she's staring at a man supposed to be dead, she's rather glad she's used the awful tea set her mother-in-law gave her as a wedding present. Mrs. Hudson and Sherlock reunion, Post-Reichenbach.

In which Mary Morstan attempts to endear herself to Sherlock Holmes

This is a missing scene from 'The Great Game', set right after the explosion and focused mainly on Sherlock and Mrs Hudson, with a guest appearance by Mycroft. Spoilers for the episode!

A little hurt/comfort, Johnlock friendship drabble. After S1E2, Sherlock is hurt and a little traumatised, though he naturally he won't admit it, even to himself. John fixes things.

Whumpy missing scene episode tag fic for the unaired pilot. Spoilers for the ending of the unaired pilot. Might be a bit confusing if you've not seen the unaired pilot. Sherlock recovers from his encounter with the cabbie.

Sherlock and John are held captive in a pitch black room. Written for a prompt of sensory deprivation. Epic bromance, no slash.

Wherein John is a bit sick, Sherlock blames himself, and Sherlock attempts to entertain John, but is really clueless as to how.

Sherlock died almost a year ago, and in his will left everything he possessed to John Watson, planning to reclaim his flat and possessions when he had disposed of the remainder of the Moriarty syndicate. He did not, however, plan on John (ever the quick mover) actually getting married in the interim - and settling with his newlywed bride into Sherlock's flat!

In which John and Sherlock are off to Surrey to solve the mystery of Alexander Holder's death. In which, the Holders being 'old friends' of the Holmes, John has to deal with Mummy, Harrods, a luxury fitness center and a Christmas Ball... among others.

Never make fun of John Watson's typing style - especially if your name is Anderson. Remembrance Day themed one-shot. Rated T to be safe.

Five times Sherlock wasn't entitled to something, and the one time he was, but didn't appreciate it. Now Complete!

To evade the distress of withdrawal, Sherlock escapes to Victorian London again. Real life soon catches up with him and it gets a lot worse before both John and Sherlock finally can start to heal. Takes place during TLD. H/C, whump, Doctor!John, detox, a very old case, a fair bit of pain and suffering, Molly, Greg, and a lot of friendship.

Sherlock needs to apologize to John. But first he has to figure out what he did. New chapter for Arty Diane's birthday ! rated K plus

Sherlock receives a text giving him 36 hours to act - 48 hours later a truly horrifying story starts to unfold. Dedicated to Puggle. Rated T

Sherlock is injured - John is incapacitated. How will they get out of trouble this time? Rated K at present - may change. No fluff.

Mrs. Hudson isn't their housekeeper, she's their landlady, but sometimes she has to step in and play the role of carer, guidance councillor and general mother figure.

But John never doubted the fact that Sherlock would show up when he was most needed, because there was one man that John, as an army man with little to no faith believed in, and that was Sherlock Holmes.

It was just a cup of coffee...What's the worse that could happen?