Sherlock Holmes has always declared the fair sex to be John Watson's province...until Helen Thurlow. Now, he must learn the rules of this most foreign of territories and find a balance between matters of the head and of the heart.

Holmes has often pronounced that a true logician can neither afford emotional attachments nor wishes them. Yet, as one dear friend begins a new relationship, he finds himself at a crossroads between what he thought he wanted and what he may need. Complete

A waylaid train and a chance encounter sets in motion a series of events in the lives of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson...events which lead the life of one consulting detective on a path to the most unforseen occurance of them all. Complete.

Holmes and Watson take the case of a wealthy merchant, whose past crimes and indescretions have now made him a hunted man. However, it is not only his life that now hangs in the balance. Complete

Rhodes and Bridges are back in a modern version of 'The Dying Detective'. Can Bridges, already dealing with her feelings for Rhodes, find the reason for his sudden illness? Update: COMPLETE

Sarcastic country girl meets brilliant southern charmer in an adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes canon set in present-day San Francisco. Update: Complete

Sometimes the short answer says more than the long answer...

Holmes finds himself puzzling over a string of burglaries... and over the victim of one of them. [FINISHED!] R&R

Sherlock Holmes investigates reports of a lecherous spirit haunting a country bed-and-breakfast... and he can't quite seem to avoid a certain young woman. [FINISHED!] R&R!

While spending a summer with antagonistic relatives, Holmes is introduced to a bright, shy young woman and a series of drownings, ending with a tragic twist. A pre- and post-canonical look at Holmes and characters in his life, for serious fans.

The memoirs of a young maid who would later become one of the most famous murder victims in history and who stood as the only woman to touch the Great Detective's heart. Of course, this was long before he was the Great Detective...