Sherlock and John decide to fend off boredom with a night of heavy drinking.

John turns up at Mycroft's workplace in a fit of rage and grief. Is Mycroft really so emotionless? Post-Reichenbach. Warning: One use of strong language.

Set in my John's a Telepath Universe (Don't Touch Me and it's WIP Sequel Don't Leave Me), Sherlock has a bad case and he can't seem to not spiral down into one of his most severe danger nights ever. And where is John during this all? And can his gift even help? Massive trigger warnings, more warnings inside.

PostHBP. HHr. An unexpected fight in the Burrow sends Hermione off in a rage, determined to rescue Harry from the clutches of the Dursleys. They plan to find and destroy the remaining Horcruxes, but at what costs? Plenty of speedbumps along the way.

Harry could always read Hermione's face like a book. Before long he was using her expressions to gauge whether a relationship should end or continue. Finally, he finds the one woman she couldn't possibly deny him. The only woman he's ever loved. Her. HHr

Waiting. He was always waiting. He'd already buried one best friend and now the other will follow. There was nothing he could do or say. There was no Harry without Hermione. Ron witnessed the beginning and now he must accept the end. HHr. 4parts Complete!

Sherlock and John are experiencing a change in their relationship, and now the levels of sexual tension between them have risen to beyond what they can handle. How long will they last before one of them cracks and just takes what they want from the other?

A Sherlock/Harry Potter AU where some of the key characters are professors at Hogwarts. Originally posted on my Tumblr.

Forced to return to London sooner than expected, Sherlock falls into a case too close to home.

London dreams of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson.

A Study In Emerald AU. Some realities are more hideous than any possibility.

The ex-flatmates of Sherlock Holmes aren't the only ones to need a support group and a pub.

Mycroft is abducted by aliens. It's quite possibly the worst thing that's ever happened... to the aliens.

Part 4 of the "Invisible" series. Moriarty is back, and this time, he's after John's gift. The only problem? He thinks it belongs to Sherlock. Yes, it's the Reichenbach episode, people! (14 chapters)

With his gift of being invisible, John has always worried about being locked away in an experimental government lab. Baskerville is quite literally John's worst nightmare—and the hound has nothing to do with it. It's all Sherlock's fault, but will he realize that? Yep, it's an emotional rollercoaster, folks. 10 chapters

Sequel to "Invisible." Now that Sherlock knows about John's gift of appearing invisible, things get a little complicated-and Irene Adler isn't helping. 3 chapters

John had had the knack for as long as he could remember. It wasn't that he could become invisible, exactly. The laws of physics worked quite well in his vicinity, thank you very much. It was just that people tended … not to see him. 11 chapters

John and Sherlock take a broken laptop to a LA shop to be repaired, but things go awry when Sherlock and the Nerd Herd supervisor get kidnapped ... but that's okay. It turns out that John and Casey knew each other in Afghanistan ... what could go wrong? Oh, right, Mycroft was watching...

John's not the only one with unexpected hobbies-but he's definitely a man of many talents. Companion piece to "That Would Work."

In which John once had a successful hobby that he never told Sherlock about, until one day, there's a crash from Mrs. Hudson's flat..

Encounter number two. In which John diagnosis a patient and Sherlock gets nervous.

Sherlock asks John about Afghanistan. John confronts Sherlock about being a sociopath. A very important truth emerges. One shot.

John Watson receives some devastating news which puts a spanner in his medical ambitions. Will Sherlock prove capable of the kind of comfort and reassurance he needs or will their partnership be ended before its even begun? Set between 1.1 and 1.2.

In the final moments of "The Great Game" Holmes hopes he will have the chance to tell his flatmate that he was wrong. Heroes do exist after all and the one in front of him is called Dr John Watson.

The first time that John cooks dinner for Sherlock is almost the last. Fortunately, Sherlock is really quite observant. Inspired by John's reference in "The Great Game" to there being some leftover risotto in the fridge