In which Sherlock and John communicate sub-vocally and Lestrade is confused, or: Three blokes at a crime scene in Mayfair. Set post-Hiatus, no slash.

"The things you wanted to say, but didn't say it. Say it now." John had left the most important thing he could ever say to Sherlock locked inside. And now it was far too late.

Moriaty has Sherlock at his mercy. Warning: Non-Con, very mature. Please do not take warning lightly!

1st person, set after the Reichenbach Fall. John becomes friends with Greg Lestrade as he tries to get over Sherlock. Probably slash/pre-slash.

Mycroft isn't sure he believes in the promise he makes to his little brother; a promise that is not his to keep. But he wants to...wants to believe in it so much. For both of their sakes.

Jim and Sherlock finally cross the imaginary line and get married in the process. A story where Sherlock and Jim marry? Craic I hear you cry! And you'd be right... :D

A special Christmas story, based in my universe. It is from Mycroft's POV, but has all our friends in it, as well as some of my OCs. Some adult content, but nothing explicit. Finally finished! Feedback is cherished...

John Watson intenta superar la muerte de su mejor amigo aislándose del mundo. Molly aparece en su departamento para hablar con él. Los dos se sienten solos y necesitan que alguien los haga olvidar su soledad. ¿Una noche no cambia nada, verdad? One-shot.

AU where Sherlock and John are 13 and on a residential trip to Dartmoor. The case of the Hound of the Baskervilles but slightly changed. Rated for theme of fear.

Short one-shot. John Watson gets shot, Sherlock cradles him in his arms

What if there is a reason behind why Sherlock is cold and detatched from the world? What if there is a reason behind why he doesn't eat, doesn't sleep? What if he had ensured the execution of his own father? What is Mrs Hudson isn't just his landlady?

As John Watson struggles with the after math of his kidnapping, shooting and forced drug abuse, Sherlock goes after those who would continue to harm the man he loves. Mycroft deals with a very real threat to his brother and the Government he has sworn to protect. Angst. Slash. Murder. Language. Violence. Drug Addiction. Sequel to THERE BUT FOR THE GRACE OF JOHN WATSON.

based loosely on Conan Doyle's The Sign of the Four, this takes the BBC twist on the characters and introduces Mary Morstan. As to whether I'll actually be able to do the canon John/Mary...we'll see. Sherlock doesn't like change...

After the fall, John and Sherlock find different ways to cope with loss. Rated T for mild language.

In which Mycroft confesses to admiring Lestrade from afar. Mystrade slash.

Set in 2014. Sherlock comes home to find everything pretty much the same; but something is missing. It doesn't take him too long to figure it out... Fluffy JohnLock

John secretly takes Sherlock out on a date; though he's trying not to make it noticeable. But this is THE Sherlock Holmes, of course he's going to notice; but how is he going to react?

London winters are cold, and John doesn't have a coat. Sherlock does. They wear it. At the same time. Cotton candy fluff.

"Que es solo un sueño del que no despertamos. Y solo tú pareces real aquí."

John comes across "I Believe In Sherlock Holmes" graffiti. One-shot ficlety thing.

Some secrets have to be shared to cope with the past. Warning: hints at violence! I do not own any of these characters. They belong to A.C. Doyle and the BBC "Sherlock". Updated.

After the fall, John joins Doctors without Borders whilst some Julian Barnes takes up teaching in Tibet. I don't own any of the characters so brilliantly brought into life by A.C. Doyle and the BBC "Sherlock" crew. Apologies.

11 days in the life of John and Sherlock. 11 days that make Sherlock realize something important. Warning: this may be read as slash, though this is not the point. I do not own any of these characters. They still belong to A.C. Doyle and the BBC series.

John discovers Sherlock's darkest secret ... warning: hints at violence! I don't own any of these characters. They belong entirely to A.C. Doyle and the Moffat/Gatiss "Sherlock". In response to your lovely comments, now a multi-chapter.

Sherlock 'dies'. Again ... obviously, I don't own either Sherlock Holmes or John Watson. All characters belong entirely to A.C. Doyle and the BBC "Sherlock".