John realises he only lets Sherlock touch him. Much introspection follows. Pre-slash

Part Three. Wherein Sherlock isn't really a sociopath, John reaches out and a trip to Edinburgh occurs.

Fire can burn things to ashes, but it can also burn things together. Yet another post – ep for "The Great Game."

Sequel to The Great Game…yes, I know, another one, but it will be awesome, I promise! All kidding aside, Sherlock learns what it means to have a real friend, the ups, the downs, the danger and the delight. Giving hostages to fortune is always risky...

Missing scene from TBB. Sherlock & John recover after the events of John's abduction. Sequel to my story, The Saracen Assassin which is also here on FF, but can be read completely independently. Gen/Friendship. Pre-slash if you squint.

A series of drabbles exploring Sherlock's conscience and his relationships, from Mycroft's point of view. Sequel to "Archenemy" and "Not Your Housekeeper."

Finch keeps wearing poppies on Veterans Day and having very reasonable, unsentimental excuses. Chapter 4 (but only Chapter 4) is a crossover with Doctor Who and a sequel to "Close Encounters of the Tenth Kind." Feel free to skip it if you're not into Doctor Who.

A humorous explanation for why there are four different books telling four different versions of the life of Jesus in the Bible.

Sherlock's fighting a losing battle with his migraine when John comes home to help.

It's been several months since that day, and John is struggling to cope. Until one afternoon, a strange man follows him home... Loosely based on the opening events of "The Empty House"; johnlock-ish if you choose to read it that way.

Apparently, John is a human pin-cushion. Pre-slash/friendship.

A Sherlock and John think they have Garrideb, an American fraud, stuck in the corner. Garrideb pulls a gun, John gets shot, and Sherlock shows his heart. Based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Adventure of the Three Garridebs". No pairing, minor language.

"Merlin. What was your Father like?" There was no denying the crack in Merlin's voice. Arthur was stunned when a wave of realization and dread washed over him. oneshot.

Sherlock doesn't like to give hugs, but something about having a fever makes him slightly more cuddly. Short fluff. Written for someone on Tumblr when they said they wanted a hug.

One shot, inspired by a scene in ACD's 'The Sign of Four.' John is worn out, and Sherlock decides to be nice for a change. : NO SLASH, just fluff. A/N: the quote at the end is also from an original ACD story - props if you can tell me which one. I just thought it would be fun that Sherlock's 'true crime' book is one of the old Sherlock Holmes cases. Inner nerd coming out.

The case Lestrade sent him was obvious; truly not worth Sherlock Holmes getting dressed. The case of the 'Silent Flatmate' was trickier to solve. Need more data.

Spoilers! Set after s05 ep09! Gwen realizes that Arthur never would have survived this long without some help. (Because, Merlin just needs some credit!) :) Please be kind, this is my first FanFic! :) No Reveal!(as such) No Slash!

Sherlock and John are both shapeshifters. They begin appearing at the crime scenes in their animal forms, and it all descends to hell from there. With Moriarty on the loose, Anderson being an idiot as normal and a slightly mad and definitely inappropriate 'house guest' that drives both of them insane, what could possibly go wrong? (Mild innuendo, but nothing serious)

Sherlock's birthday ends in disaster. John has been poisoned and it's a race against time for the antidote.

For saving the lives of his friends, Bilbo gets their eternal gratitude. For trying to save his own, he gets the immortal curiosity of a dragon. A Hobbit/Sherlock crossover.

An AU (Alternate Universe) where Sherlock doesn't "commit suicide" after meeting with Moriarty. The consequences, however, may be worse... Character death

ONE SHOT! Bilbo makes an inquiry about Dwarven beards, which leads to some rather odd behavior out of Kili. The explanation for such may seem strange to us, but it's a matter of pride for his people. It seems a pep-talk from their resident burglar is at hand. Rated K(plus) for alcohol usage and heavily implied violence (applied by our characters, not to them, I promise).

Mycroft worries constantly and so in an effort to find out what is happening at 221b Baker street kidnaps Harry. John is not impressed. T for swearing

Owen Lars has never begged for anything in his life, but today, he's closer than he's ever been.

Set during Return of the Jedi, directly after Anakin Skywalker's death. Anakin passes into the afterlife and finds his friends and family waiting for him.