Since meeting John, Sherlock has vastly improved in terms of his... Ahem, /substance abuse/ problems. However, when his own mind becomes to much for him, he delves once again into that dark world. But is seeing Sherlock in his most broken state what John needs in order to realize his true feelings for the detective? Trigger warnings for drug use, mild language, and m/m relationship

it is wild. —v vignettes;johnlock;for jess for gge2014

In a world of people with the ability to change into animals that reflect their souls, John Watson is truly a beast. Slightly graphic violence. Post-TRF and AU.

Written for the One True Podcast 2013 Christmas Charity Drive. The prompt was "Sherlock/Molly - a science-y gift of the magi". I had a REALLY hard time with this prompt, so I can't imagine this is what you were hoping for, but it's all I could think of. I hope you still like it.

Sherlock mustered all the courage he could and hung up, dropping the mobile with a clatter on the roof, and he gazed into the horizon, no longer knowing how he should feel. He had no other plans; there was no way out of it. Set in The Reichenbach Fall, but there's a twist. Please Read and Comment! Oneshot! I don't own either of the movies/tv shows I used.

The messages that dragged Sherlock through that first Great Game always sounded that little bit like flirting. And it's not that Jim regrets it, exactly... But it was never meant to happen that way. - Fulfilling a prompt from the lovely Resident Bunburyist. Loving this tumblr thing. T for language

Sherlock's phone won't stop ringing, so John's got to do what John does best; fetch Sherlock's phone for him.

Or the time Sherlock really, truly returned but John thought it was yet another figment of his imagination. Alternate restaurant scene from The Empty Hearse where Sherlock is still the waiter, but John just thinks he's seeing things again. *Spoilers for The Empty Hearse*

Fic dedicado a Ana, porque ella me contó que en el rol donde ella es Sherlock habían hecho una cosa tan bonita que dije que necesitaba ponerla en fic y el resultado ha sido este.

Heather's been living with Sherlock and John for a while now and other than that whole kidnapping fiasco she's managed to keep out of trouble. But Sherlock has a new case, a man's dropped dead in front of several witnesses, including his least favourite housemate. John however is more interested Heather's mystery man... Sequal to 'The Tom Cat's Collar'. NOT Sherlock /OC or John /OC

John and Sherlock meet several times before being adults. Each time, John is there when Sherlock needs somebody, even if he doesn't realize it. When he does realize it, will it be far too late? This is rated T because I am a very cautious person.

Sherlock agrees that Irene should keep the child they conceived quite by accident, convincing himself (and her) that it is only an experiment. Post-Reichenbach, fairly canon. A nanny cares for the child and both Sherlock and Irene recall what brought them to this point. Rated PG to T. Final chapter is M.

Sherlock loves to call Greg by the wrong name. They both know he does it to goad the older man into a wonderfully rough shag. He does it during cases. He does it at Baskerville. And he has the nerve to do it again after coming back from the dead. Explicit.

Molly IS over Sherlock, she IS. At least that's what she tells herself. OK I know bad summery, basically its for Sherlolly don't like? Don't read. PS this isn't just my story I am writing it with a friend. This is a link to the other writer of this story's page /story/4252356/You-do-count-Molly-Hooper/

Jim gives Sherlock his number when they first meet. He finds Sherlock's number on The Science of Deduction. Naughty phone calls are obviously the next logical step. Explicit.

Jim is a drug and Sherlock's been addicted since his first taste. So when Jim decides to stage their deaths so that they can run off together, Sherlock goes along with it. Loosely based on the Sheriarty clip in the Empty Hearse. Explicit.

A series of letters from individuals who encountered Sherlock, following the news of his fall from the Reichenbach.

Ok so terrible title, and probably a worst summary, but Molly is 'science bros' and ...girls... with some people who happen to be in SHIELD or somewhat connected, so what happens when she vacations to America to deal with her stress and feelings for Sherlock after he returns, eventally he follows her. Or should. If my plot bunnies stop procreating and focus on one thing -.-

Sierra hated her father – he was heartless, careless and annoying… at least that was her impression of him. Sherlock on the other hand didn't know how to connect with a teenage girl so he didn't try. But when John Watson stumbles into their lives will he bring them closer? Or even further apart? Sherlock's daughter. No Johnlock except what's in the show. Please R&R

After Sherlock and John take a walk in the middle of the night, they find themselves in an undesirable situation. Well, for John. Sherlock doesn't mind much. Now they've got to struggle with their new... "features". Will the public accept them, or turn their new forms away in anger? Join Sherlock and John in their adventures in... being half feline.

Sherlock knows his role is to support the groom. 221B ficlet

If the sky were to fall maybe the song would never end. Maybe that's what John wants. That is not what John wants. John wants to get married tomorrow. John wants to be a father. John wants a trail of bees to be left in his heart by Mary.

'You never believe in ghosts or hauntings or God, for hat matter. But I believe in ghosts. I have to now because I am one,' Sherlock is dead and it is now his job to give John his life back. But what can Sherlock do when John is unwilling to accept the truth? JOHNLOCK. One shot. This is a second upload because I edited it but it didn't change the uploaded one

Ficlet prompt given by a friend. Takes place shortly after Reichenbach. Sherlock stayed clean while in London, but fleeing the country after faking his own death and being forced to go into hiding has taken an unfortunate toll on his sanity. Sherlock must go to desperate lengths to drown out John's voice, and his own guilt gets the better of him. (Look up what 'bell ringer' means.)

"It's just you. It's always been you, John."