Four times Molly Hooper looked after someone, and one time they all looked after her.

Both Sherlock and Molly must take leaps of faith. But which is more terrifying-risking one's life or one's heart? Tag to "Reichenbach Fall"Rated T for the fall.

Mycroft and Sherlock have never considered taking the easy way to resolution.

In which: Mycroft's mother is dead, Sherlock has solved a case, and John Watson is still awake.

"Alright, John. What have you deduced about our dear inspector? What do you see?" John realizes he doesn't know much about Lestrade. Sherlock fills in some blanks, and John does the rest. Oneshot, no spoilers.

When Sherlock is shot, he remembers the cold. Sherlock whump because of reasons.

There is a photograph John Watson keeps tucked away in his drawer at work.

Sherlock is hospitalised for pneumonia and serious injuries after rescuing Lestrade, but signs himself out against medical advice, refusing pain management on the grounds that it could threaten his sobriety. NOTE: This is an epilogue to Chapter Two of "It's Called A Near Death Experience For A Reason". sick!Sherlock and doctor!John, bromantic. No intended slash.

She never took him for the sentimental type. - Post Reichenbach Sherlock/Irene.

How Sherlock met Sebastian from The Blind Banker and just how very wrong it all went… And how John unknowingly made it all better years later.

When a case goes horribly wrong, John is determined to make sure that Sherlock gets out alive no matter what the cost. Rated T for content and bad language. No Slash. One-shot.

Missing Scene for Hounds of the Baskerville. John suffers from massive PTSD episodes upon their return from Dartmoor. COMPLETE.

John, Sherlock, a violin and an accident with lasting damage. Rated for permanent character injury.

John Watson knows who is the real soldier of Baker Street.

In Which: It is snowing on Baker Street, and the world grows smaller accordingly. Character study.

Based on a line in "Hounds of Baskerville" and some theories by those who study the canon. Obviously features autistic!Sherlock, which is just the same as Sherlock!Sherlock. Just saying.

When the media declares open season on Greg Lestrade, the hunt begins.

Sherlock Holmes of 1880's England accidentally steps into 2017 London, into Molly Hooper's flat. He's bound to make some very important realizations about himself. Sherlolly.

Regency AU- Sherlock Holmes prefers London to the country, so he isn't happy about spending a summer with his family at their country estate. He hopes that some beekeeping will keep him entertained. But he also meets Miss Molly Hooper, daughter of the town's doctor. Maybe the summer will end up being more eventful than he thinks. (cover art by the talented melamungous on Tumblr)

Suicide mission scrapped, Sherlock is brought back to solve a problem for England.. Because someone escaped the deadly chaos of Appledore intent on revenge. Magnussen may be dead, but still casts a long and dangerous shadow. Sherlock must find the killer and save them all. While John must find who Sherlock really is and save himself.

Part of BaillierJ's You Go To My Head series, a sequel to Grey Matters and Cerebral Approaches, this is a hospital-based AU where Sherlock is a brain surgeon and John an anaesthetist. Sounds weird but it works!

There's been an accident.

A series of one-shots based on headcanons, starting with how Greg met and got to know Sherlock. Will be updated periodically, depending on time. I will write based from prompts and requests.

I am intrigued by the challenge of the 221B, so I'm giving it a go with my favourite character, Greg Lestrade, and my favourite pairing, Greg and Molly. In this particular collection, Mary is still alive and well and happily married to John, because I liked her, and I can ;) . I own none of these characters, no copyright infringement intended.

Sherlock has a strange turn, John is worried and Mycroft is the only one who seems to know what's going on…