One of the Irregular's pets swallow something precious of Dr. Watson's. In an effort to salvage his pride, Watson makes a decision that, really, probably only makes matters worse for himself (but more amusing for us). An answer to a silly prompt from a friend.

Sherlock and John investigate a series of impossible murders, finally finding out the perpetrator is a girl with telepathic and telekinetic powers who is being used as a tool by Moriarty to become unstoppable and uncatchable. Will they save her? Or will she save them? Rated T for some language, hostage scenes involving children, and all-around telekinetic bashing.

Sherlock seems to not have any fears, really. He doesn't have a fear of spiders, snakes or even serial killers...but he actually does have one fear. John figures it out in the worst time. (One shot)

When John finds out Sherlock is ill, he has to make sure. Really, absolutely sure. And for a while, it's okay, because medicine has advanced to the point where Sherlock isn't going to die any time soon. But when Sherlock takes a sharp downward turn, he asks John to do one last thing for him. FEELS ABOUND. Not using warnings because spoilers, but there are some. 32 chapters.

Sherlock's a picky eater; time has proven that to John after months of living with the childish detective. And like any picky child, Sherlock has his favourites. Oneshots covering Sherlock's 'favourite foods', from A to Z.

"Honestly, John, surely you've seen an Angel before." Wing!lock AU. Wing!lock 'version' of Series Three, Episode Three and onwards. (Major spoilers start in Chapter Three.) Canon drug use (no descriptions of, just after-effects) within; revamped HLV plot-point.

Sherlock returns after the Fall expecting to see John. Instead, he finds that John has gone back to Afghanistan. This, he concludes, was not how he had planned for this all to happen. Read both of the Prologues if the first doesn't pique your interest.