Fourth story in my series. Covers Kate's pregnancy, and the challenges that come with it.

The pool didn't go exactly how he'd planned... angst and character death.

Original prompt: John is an addict to adrenaline. He is very good at dangerous things. And he plays a very dangerous game. He lets his love for Sherlock show in small moments, without been discovered. How long will it last ?

How Sherlock deals with John's death.

John's leaky bedroom ceiling leads to Sherlock making some deductions. Slash but not gratuitous!

Five times Lestrade wanted a drink, and the time he got a hug instead.

Jim Moriarty is not just any old devil.

It's coming up for four in the afternoon, he's sat in his snug little practice room staring at the text message he's composed and trying to flag just when he went completely and utterly insane. slash,crackish,au,oc,spoilerific

Sherlock and John's first Christmas with their daughter. Sherlock/John. X-mas is coming to town peeps. So. No. I lie. I just got bored. SO. Read the fruit of my labors! Is fluffy! You want fluff, yes?

Inspired by the way that Sherlock occasionally loudly clicks the 'k' at the end of words – "Wounded in action; suntan ... Afghanistan or IraQ"; "Bad news for brain worK"; and "Not much cop, this caring larK".

John's feelings and fears as he faces General Shan in the Tramway tunnel. Spoilers for "The Blind Banker"

Life could be just fine and peachy if it weren't for the fact that all the evidence points to John being a mass murderer, except that John knows nothing about it. Ch.7: In which Sherlock is irritable and John has enough of it.

The day that everyone commemorates all those that have died for Queen and country, and it hits John hard.

Sherlock comes home to find John sick. Suprisingly, Sherlock is rather stumped at how to solve this case of a cold.

Sherlock/John Mycroft/Lestrade

What if Sherlock had a wife and child? And the child murdered? Then Sherlock and his wife are forced to separate but she's brought back? Rated M for sexual content and mention of drug use. But also for violence

Sherlock really likes John's jumper.

And one time he didn't have to be told. Rated T for drug use.

Sherlock and John are pressed together in the most compromising position, in a closet, while hiding from criminals. John should be scared, but it's hard to be when your mouth is only a few inches away from your infuriatingly captivating flatmate...

Molly is still in hospital after Jim paying a visit, Sherlock starts to feel something rubbish summary but hey ho, please review

Ashton Hadley and Alin Semloh are ordinary people who enjoy their work. They are thrown into a case of serial murders and only the modus operandi links the victims. Sherlock Holmes is on the Case, and their expertise will either condemn or save them. OCs.

Sherlock and co. go on a sort of holiday, murders are on the island i made up and eventual torture occurs. T for latr torture and blood ect. NO SLASH! unless you count John and Sarah.

Lestrade suffers terribly in the heat. Migraines, shaking limbs, dizzy spells, the works. Of course, he goes on with his work anyway, but in weather like this there's a limit to how long one can cope with wearing a suit to work. He collapses on the job.

An AU version of the pool scene and beyond, written for the prompt, "John had been Moriarty's man in the beginning. He's Sherlock's man now."

John didn't meet Mike Stamford in the park - instead, he took a certain taxi. An alternative version to how John and Sherlock could have met.