The snow settles, the weather is cold. Two warm hearts for each other, skin to skin contact is all they need to give each other completely.

Sherlock monologues to a skull.

An alternate take on how Sherlock's return after Reichenbach could have gone. Written during the long hiatus.

John yearns for simpler times.

Sherlock deliberates how to express his feelings for John.

Following Sherlock's return, John tries to come to terms with their new reality.

Lestrade is shown up by Sherlock and John yet again.

More post-Reichenbach angst as John fights to believe.

Sherlock and Molly wake up another morning in wedded bliss, their girls still asleep in the other room. Deep conversations about missed messages in their past and present, as well as some sexy times ensue. (Total fluff piece taken from my RP with my friend. Yes, she knows I'm turning it into a fic)

When Holly Whitaker wakes up in Benedict Cumberbatch's London apartment, she believes she has been kidnapped. But she soon realizes that she is, in fact, married to the actor, and has lost five years of her memory. Will they be able to overcome this terrible challenge?

Engaged to be married to dear, sweet, albeit simple, Tom, Molly is perfectly content. Until Sherlock Holmes sweeps back into her life and mucks everything up.

How Sherlock and John came together, were ripped apart and found healing once more in each other's arms.

The summer of 2019 promises to be a busy one as Sherlock and Molly prepare to move to a bigger house to accommodate their expanding family. Moving, car-buying, a graduation, performing a sensual operatic duet and putting on a play at church all lay ahead. Being married and parents doesn't mean the romance goes away either. Far from it. (Journey series). Parentlock. Sherlolly.

Post-Reichenbach, John struggles with being alone. Written to the tune of Spandau Ballet's 'Gold'.

A Warstan/Sherlolly "Mamma Mia!" AU. Three men from Mary's past are invited to her daughter Rosie's wedding, without her knowledge: David Greene, Sherlock Holmes, and John Watson. Which one is Rosie's father, and how will this dramatic revelation affect Mary's friend Molly Hooper, the new pathologist at St. Barts Sherlock is secretly keen on? Read on to find out!

It's been nearly a year since John became a Christian. Sherlock studies his flatmate and his supposed change. It's merely a distraction between cases, and then a client offers not only an unusual case about a hound but the potential of the perfect test against his flatmate. Will John's faith prove only a facade? Or will Sherlock discover a new level of resolution in his friend?

On John's stag night, the duo end up playing a game of gay chicken.

A very violent affair between Jim and Seb.

A short fic based around the Gerry Rafferty song, 'Baker Street'.

Love is similar to death. It shouldn't be bargained with, lest it takes you with it.

Moriarty's video message interrupts Sherlock's exile. The news of Molly's miscarriage leaves both Sherlock and the Watsons shocked. Mary takes advantage of Molly spending a few days of recovery at 221b Baker Street to find out who the father of her child was. Sherlock tries to keep at bay both his feelings for Molly and his jealousy of a former colleague of hers.

John finds himself trapped in another nightmare post-Reichenbach.

TW: Self harm, suicidal thoughts (I'll add more if there are more later). Sherlock hasn't felt this way in almost a decade. Sad and miserable and with urges to hurt himself. He doesn't know how to save himself from the terrifying storm of depression and pain that is to come. Can John, with the help of everyone else who cares for Sherlock, help him before it is too late?

Yet another collection of micro and short stories, one recurring line of dialogue. Apparently John hears this a lot from Sherlock: "Just drop it". Different genres, varying lengths. (At times I still get bored, who'd figure.)

In this pre-Sherlock story, a drunken Hamish Watson has just ruined Christmas Day for his family, and now his son, Johnny, who is 11 years old and in his first year of grammar school, must try to find some way to cheer up his mother. Will a home-made gift do the trick? And can Johnny make her one before Christmas Day is over, one that she'll like?