So, Sherlock and Molly are meeting after the fateful phone call for the first time. The Sherlolly Fandom stalks them. But things don't work out exactly as expected...Not exactly a Sherlolly, but I hope it still pleases you all.

BY REQUEST! John Watson loves Godzilla films and he can't wait for the new one to come out. Unfortunately for him, the only person available on opening night is Sherlock.

To some, silence is comforting. To Mary Watson, it's deafening.

Twenty years ago John walked into the family home and found his father murdered in the living room. Now he and Sherlock are pulled into a case that brings up bad memories for John, memories that he wishes he could forget. Will John be able to help Sherlock solve this case, and maybe solve his fathers?

A fun- fast paced story about a murder about to occur to one of England's elite leaders! Sherlock and John on the move with Mycroft giving them a hand. And the next beat, one of them three is dead. /brotherly/friendship/crime

She doesn't understand. She can see ways the world fits together in minute detail, memorize books just by glancing at them, but she can't explain something so simple as happiness or pain. Sherlock may be slow, but he understands this, at least a bit. Because there's a difference between knowing facts and being able to process concepts like death or socializing, and in the end Euru

A modern retelling of the classic ACD story, with a twist. Set in the same 'verse as "Sherlock & the Illustrious Client". Time: between "The Great Game" and "A Scandal in Belgravia."

What if John never met Mike Stamford at the park? Would his ways and Sherlock's ever cross? AU, featuring a great deal of OCs.

A cabbie picks up an unusual passenger one freezing night. He has no coat, a big bruise on his forehead, and seems a bit confused before he rushes off into the darkness. What is a cabbie to do but follow?

Set after Season 4's THE FINAL PROBLEM, Molly finally gets an explanation for the phone call that flipped her world. And in return, Sherlock begins to understand, sentiment in love is not found on the losing side. Sherlolly, drama, angst, and the truth comes out. Comments please!

Molly and Sherlock deal with the fallout from the phone call in TFP and what it means for their friendship.

Like all good love stories, this love story starts with a fight. Rated T for language/mention of drug use in certain chapters. Pre Sherlock/Molly, with an occasional Greg and/or John cameo. NOW COMPLETE

They say you can't go home again. But sometimes you really, really need to. (Takes place in December, a month after Sherlock's return)

Sherlock is home, he and John are returning to cases, and all's right with the world-right? But a series of minor mishaps and injuries makes two things very clear to his friends and family: first, Sherlock's time away wasn't the grand adventure everyone has assumed it was; and second, that time has left Sherlock with a legacy that's bleeding into his life today. Sherlock is Not Ok

No one would ever send Sherlock in to diffuse a stand-off; but on one unlikely day, that's exactly what happened. "Congratulations, Lestrade," he called out sarcastically. "You're traumatizing a war veteran."

Neglect of his body in his youth brings grave consequences for Sherlock when an unexpected illness strikes him hard. An exploration into Sherlock's history and addiction. Set partially after S3, and partially before John met Sherlock. Sick!Sherlock Addict!Sherlock

He's a life saver-er.

His heart freezes when he sees the red dot fluttering about on her neck.

It's all his fault.

Following some prompting from John, Sherlock makes his move: my take on the aftermath of TFP.

(alt. end to s3) There is no message from Moriarty. The plane does not turn back. After six months pass, Sherlock gives his brother a call. In the end, Mycroft is never wrong.

Sherlock would always be haunted by memories of one particular case. The first body, its once-so-familiar features blurred by the passing of time and death, moved him more than he would ever have expected. But the worst was the skeleton he uncovered later, bits of hair and clothes still clinging to it—which had no effect on him whatever, until he looked up and saw John's face.

a collection of short ficlits that cover aspects of Sherlock's world. Not in chronological order, nor linked, but together adding up. Expel now up.

Short multi-chapter, post-TFP. Inspired by Beauty and the Beast and the song "Evermore," written by Alan Menken and Tim Rice. After the events of Sherrinford, Sherlock learns that a phone call that lasted less than three minutes may have potentially devastating consequences. Can the terrible damage be fixed in time, or will he face losing the one that matters the most?

When an ex-con is intent on killing the three witnesses who testified against him, will Sherlock and John (and Mycroft and Lestrade) be able to stop him? The stakes are high - one of the witnesses is a Major Character.