Johnlock? Duh. Everyone who's come across them knows. And some who never did do, too.

The year is 1384 and Sherlock has just died for the second time when he realizes that he can't die. Thankfully John Watson, who also cannot die, saves him from a lifetime of imprisonment and the two decide to travel together. All is going well up until Sherlock angers a witch, leaving the two cursed to 500 years apart. It isn't until 2010 that Sherlock and John finally reunite.

Harry, even sober, isn't the best of companies. But John isn't going to let her ruin his wedding.

It's been one year since The Reichenbach Fall and John wanted nothing more that to be with him, now he was willing to die to accomplish it. Will a miracle save him in time? T for attempted suicide and mentions of kissing

There simply had to be a word for it, the odd fluttering feeling that Molly Hooper stirred in Sherlock Holmes. On the night of his fall, he takes comfort in his friend, all the while trying to name the confusing feelings rattling everything he thought he knew.

When an enemy of Lestrade's kidnaps and drugs him and Sherlock, it's up to Sherlock to get them out. Aristotle: The antidote for fifty enemies is one friend.

At the urging of her best friend, Molly Hooper decides to visit a hypnotist in an effort to get over her feelings for Sherlock. Her session ends up as something more when she visits a past life. Will it help her move on or make things worse for her?

Dark, bloody post Reichenbach Sherlolly fic that's been haunting my head for over seven years now. Heed the warnings, folks. Molly wakes up, naked and bound, with no memory of how she got there.

Since we don't really know if Sherlock was alone after he left John's wedding. What if Mycroft was waiting for Sherlock back at 221B? Sherlock's private reaction to seeing the man he loved marry someone else.

In which Sherlock and John are cats.

Benjamin leaned against the doorframe leading into his bedroom, his gray-blue orbs taking in the sight before him. It was the first time that Benjamin could recall seeing his lover in anything but a dashing suit. The dark washed jeans and white t-shirt suited Jim as much as the raven's favored Westwood suits. Slash/Male x Male - James Moriarty/OMC - Est. Rel.

Mycroft's job would be so much easier with proper pawns.

"Time is the school in which we learn/Time is the fire in which we burn." Molly Hooper's recurring nightmare of burning to death while an unknown man calls out to her in desperation is only the start of the strange path fate has mapped out for her. Sherlock/Molly, Sherlolly time travel AU.

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.)

Molly is happy that Sherlock and John stopped pining after each other. She won't have to snap and do something drastic about it.

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

Teenlock AU. While on a reluctant holiday with their families, John and Sherlock find each other and decide to make the best of this forced time away. Things get particularly interesting when they find a case to occupy them, but to be honest they really don't need help in the way of keeping occupied, growing closer as the week goes on.

Molly Hooper never thought she'd be the one to say no to Sherlock Holmes, never thought she would turn down the opportunity to be with him. But she did. Willing to just be friends in love, Molly tried to be normal again. It drove Sherlock insane. He loved her, more than anything, and he simply had to have her. All he had to do was convince her to have him.

Moriarty is back. When Sherlock finds out that he needs help, he must save him. But how, with Irene in danger?

So, it turns out Jim Moriarty is in love. ...Oops?

Revolutionary War AU. Colonial spy Molly Hooper is caught sneaking into the quarters of British Army Captain Sherlock Holmes and is saved from hanging only by his assertion that she's actually his mistress. However, once she and the handsome enemy captain are forced to spend time alone in his quarters, will the lie become the truth?

Revolutionary War AU. Colonial spy Molly Hooper is caught sneaking into the quarters of British Army Captain Sherlock Holmes and is saved from hanging only by his assertion that she's actually his mistress. However, once she and the handsome enemy captain are forced to spend time alone in his quarters, will the lie become the truth?

Molly is finicky and in a state of panic all day at work. Sherlock decides that he has had enough and he needs her to tell him what's wrong so he can try to help her. They go to her home where she spills about a text from a mysterious number that she had received. -referenced trigger warnings / also lots of exasperated cussing-

Molly's family is in desperate financial need. Sherlock is desperate to outwit the terms of his late Grandmother's bequest. When the two meet, it's obvious they're the solutions to one another's problems; Molly will pretend to be his fiancee, and he'll help her find a husband after he's received his inheritence. What could possibly go wrong?

Sherlock is so very late for a certain ritual he has for Molly and in his hurry to make it up to her, he misses one very important detail ...