Whenever Sherlock Holmes had to go to the doctor to receive any anesthetics, Mycroft was always there to embarrass him. Based on the David after the Dentist video on youtube. Please take nothing seriously, this is pure crack, with some Americanisms.

There were times when Sherlock became completely dead to the world. Drabble. S/J. I don't own them, I'm only messing. A/N this is my first Sherlock fic so reviews are greatly appreciated.

Free Indirect Discourse, Mycroft POV. Mycroft meditates upon his relationship with Sherlock, with flashbacks.

Written from John's point of view. When he can't blog or talk about certain frustrations he has about Sherlock he is forced to seek an alternative route. A short PWP Solo for the most part.

Had I, John Watson, known that the case Mycroft presented my flatmate and I that morning would involve foreign terrorists, Moriarty, and werewolves, I would have listened to Sherlock's advice and not let his brother in the door. Then again, maybe not.

Sherlock has made a mistake. And he wants John to come back. How can he convince him? Rated M for language.

Sherlock's bored, Watson's at his wit's end, and Lestrade rather wishes he'd stayed at home. Just a bit of fun, because I was bored, too.

John attempts to express his discomfort at some of Sherlock's more "intimate" tendencies. Sherlock resists and poses a challenge to the doctor. Sherlock/John SLASH, definitely. *DAY TWO UP*

Sherlock's enamoured with a case. Can it lead to John getting what he's always wanted? Sherlock/John

"Looking into her pristine face now, John couldn't believe she almost wasn't." Girl!Sherlock/John

John first thought he was going to die in Afghanistan. After he met Sherlock, on some harebrained case, in a dirty back alley, or at the Pool. But he never imagined he would die like this.

Sherlock and John are on a case that takes them to an unusual place… - Another attempt at humor. Please R&R, tell me how I could improve! Rated T for vague mention of nudity. -One-Shot-

In which anonymous narrators describe Baker Street's resident consulting detective. Purely to stretch out my writing muscles; nothing serious. Caution: Developed in a hard-drive that also processes plotlines.

After getting shot while protecting John, Sherlock finds himself in hospital, unable to communicate with anyone...when his nemesis reappeares, followed by kidnapping, fights, and more of the great game. Sequel to Neccessary Risk, but can be read without.

Whatever he told Mycroft, John trusted Sherlock almost instantly. When a new case shows up - smattered with the usual thrill of danger, death and cool logic - such trust ends up pushed to its very limits...

Sherlock se rendra-t-il compte à temps de l'importance qu'a John dans sa vie avant que celui-ci ne lui soit enlevé par un rival? Réédition du début du prologue avec la bonne présentation!

A series of one off stories- driven by prompts, suggestions, and whatever whims take hold. There will be humor, there will be angst, there could be crossovers- sky is the limit. Co-authored by Cyberbutterfly and myself. Rated Teen for safety.

John and Lestrade find something besides evidence at a crime scene. One-shot.

After being seriously injured at the pool, Sherlock suddenly finds himself unable to communicate with the world.

Crossover with Frankenstein. Sherlock finds a kindred spirit in Victor, a doctor who shares his fascination with dead things. John wonders if he's the only one who gets the creeps from Sherlock's new friends, and is duly dismissed as jealous.

Sherlock's deductions hit a little too close to home for Anderson and Donovan. But he never did bother to find out the actual truth...

A thoroughly unexpected associate of Moriarty's shows up at 221 B to make the first move in a new game. Sherlock Holmes will forever remember her as The Woman. Hinted Sherlock/John, One-sided Sherlock/Jim later on.

Sequel to Jack in the box. This was going to be the worst eavining of Lestrade's life.

Left with no choice, will Sherlock choose to sacrifice himself and his friend? My take on the end of The Great Game, because I can't stand the cliffhanger!

Sherlock's fear and lust for the void. / written for a prompt over at sherlockbbckinkmeme. Laws of gravitation belong to sir Isaac Newton, colonel Wallace is mine, but his motto is from Game of Thrones.Sherlock & co. belong to BBC, Gatiss and Moffat.