Lots of things aren't as they seem, as Sherlock is soon to discover, but the threads are intricately linked in a way that Sherlock can't resist. Rating may change as story progresses.

John knew having a crush on Sherlock was a bad idea. Going out into the London alleyways at nighttime was a bad idea. Kissing Sherlock in an alleyway at nighttime in London was a really really bad idea. John/Sherlock.

The sound of the falls echoed, making it only louder and more eerie to listen to. Yet it was soothing, like a lullaby. This lullaby, much to John's dismay would gently put Sherlock Holmes and Jim Moriarty into an eternal sleep.

In which John and Sherlock realize there are unavoidable issues to discuss, and Mycroft is way more manipulative than anyone gave him credit. Follows "Requiescat in Pace" in the Remain with Me 'verse.

There is a garden, with crumbling stone walls and roses growing wild. Sherlock is always here; always glad to see him. Sherlock does not know that John has been seeing him in secret and somewhere out there, Moriarty looms over them all.

Sherlock / John SLASH. A tweak to the last scene in "The Great Game." Sherlock comforts John after Moriarty momentarily leaves them.

Mycroft Holmes, in a rare moment of energy, pops out of the country quickly to invade a small city-state for his lady love. Mycroft/Anthea, some Sherlock/John tacked on but not central.

The one case where Sherlock forgets something very important. Now it's 7 years later and he has to fix what he's done, but it's not his life he has to save it's the little girls. Only one problem, can he take back what he has done?

Sometimes, when John leaves the flat, Sherlock uses one of his possession to indulge in a little bit of autoeroticism.

Even from across town, over the phone, Johns words have a powerful command over Sherlock. This is a Sherlock solo play, heavily guided by John's commands. Slash, and most definitely PWP.

Sherlock has received some books to help "quench curiosities" but what exactly does that mean? And is John about to discover more about himself? Or Sherlock? Also, Sherlock has 5 cases to solve, but one case is harder than others... M/M Slash

Sort of AU version of A Study In Pink, I came up with the idea of having John as a girl instead.. My first Sherlock fic, so I apologise for the amount I've stuck to the script! Please feel free to R&R..

Finally, the infamous Army Riot's fanfiction is published for all to see! However, he took the first chapter down and replaced it with something entirely different! Best if read after Breaking the Fourth Wall/The Truth

A 221b fic. John has nightmares. Sherlock tries to help. No slash.

Sherlock turns forty. Set after "A La Fin Du Monde". J/S established relationship. Do I even need to say that anymore? No.

Sequel to my first story. This follows the adventures of Kate Watson Lestrade during her first year of married life.

Lestrade notices Sherlock and John being very flirty at crime scenes. It's starting to get irritating. Written for a prompt at the Sherlock BBC kink meme. Sherlock/John, flirting, Lestrade scolding. Hope you enjoy!

John realizes that he can train Sherlock like a Pavlovian dog. Filled prompt on the Sherlock BBC kink meme! Slash, rated M for a reason, John/Sherlock

Sequel to They're Only Echoes. Sherlock lets John in on a secret about his past. Established Relationship.

In which Sherlock makes a startling revelation over his morning tea that John makes just right every time. Sherlock/John slash

Sequel to Emmylou's "For Afterwards" - Immediately after the events of "For Afterwards". John decides to make one last entry in his blog.

Before John, Sherlock slept. After John, Sherlock has nightmares. Warnings: Bit of vivid imagery of Sherlock's nightmares.

Sherlock gets an email from Moriarty. GOD I HAVEN'T WRITTEN IN AGES! Set after The Great Game. One-shot. No slash. Rated T for mild horror. Ish... :S Read, review and enjoy?

There was a very good reason he didn't share a flat with Sherlock Holmes. It was good to be reminded of that every now and then. Serie of vignettes on the lives of Lestrade and Sherlock. Mixed genres, humor, drama, adventure, not chronological. Enjoy!

In Which There Will Be Much Rejoicing and Lots of Injuries. Sequel to "Stradivarius." You should really read that first. It's quite long, but don't worry. I'll wait. Not slash, which I don't think will diminish the adorable-ness.