Even within one word, John Watson was a layered man. 3 episodes, 3 times John told someone "don't," and 3 layers of meaning.

Discovering that John had spent twelve months volunteering at a MSF trauma hospital in Afghanistan was surprising. But not as surprising as the discussion that followed. A post-Reichenbach conversation and character study.

As paramedics work on the fourteenth victim of Sherlock's most recent fan's "game," Lestrade deals with a surge of anger at how people like Sherlock operate…..and how it led to a scene he never wants to see again.

After the events in Dewer's Hollow, John and Lestrade each needed some time alone. But when their paths unexpectedly crossed later that night, Lestrade found not only a kindred spirit, but also a friend in need.

There were several theories as to how Sherlock would react to John's death. But Molly didn't theorize. She saw.

When John comes home from work late, limping, and gripping a cane in his right hand, Sherlock demands data. And finds a new respect for John and their friendship in how John provides it.

Mycroft had expected John to present his left hand for inspection. What he learned within the execution of that order, however, was quite….unexpected. ASiP character/scene study.

Sherlock wasn't surprised to find John alone the next morning. But finding him sitting in a graveyard was a bit…..unexpected. And the unexpected was always significant.

From the cliffs of medical training and military service to the Mt. Everest-personified challenge of Sherlock Holmes, John Watson knew how to handle a fall.

John's first blog entry after the events of The One You Win, taking place before the epilogue. Yes, this is a sequel.

Written as a gift for burninganchors. Sorry it's up late. Features crossover in Ch2, and also has a The One You Win universe chapter!

In which a homeless child follows Sherlock home one day, and he isn't as heartless as one might think. Established S/J

In which Joanna Watson and Sherlock Holmes meet a bit sooner than in the canon, and make simultaneously the best and worst mistake of their lives. COMPLETE.

It's an Anastasia!AU. FIRST CHAPTER DRASTICALLY EDITED SO PLEASE RE-READ.

A very long one-shot from Mycroft's POV, in the years leading up to A Study in Lullabies. Features Girlock.

Sequel to War Games and A Study in Lullabies. It's time for The Game to begin...NOW COMPLETE

Previously titled Life Not to Scale. Sequel to A Study in Lullabies. A series of scenes from TBB in the same universe. Features Girl!Sherlock

Another prequel to A Study in Lullabies, this time from Lestrade's POV. Rated for language.

Girl!Sherlock/John. When John Watson moved into 221B, it wasn't just with a mad detective. It was with a mad detective and her baby. What on earth was he thinking?

Sherlock Holmes at a Watson family function

Sequel to No Answer in the Dust. Joanna is having trouble coming to terms with what happened at the pool, and Sherlock shows a touch of humanity in trying to help.

Sherlock and fem!John in the aftermath of a horrible hostage situation with Moriarty.

and the one who was there long after they had gone. Girl!Sherlock/John; warnings for violence

Plot idea based off of Doctor Who's episode Amy's Choice, but not a full crossover.

Joanna Watson is kidnapped, and her abduction is aired on all of Britain's television networks.