Molly has conducted several autopsies recently with unusual features in common, most prominently that Sherlock has come to observe each one. As it turns out, he's had a vested interest in the outcome.

221B - L'inspecteur Gregory Lestrade recherchait activement deux individus portés disparus dans le chalet qu'ils avaient eux-mêmes loué pour rassembler, à l'occasion des fêtes, les personnes les plus chères à leur cœur. Soit Mrs Hudson, Molly, lui-même et... Mais où peuvent bien être leurs hôtes ? [Challenge de Setpembre du Collectif Noname]

It's his turn to hurt.

Mary is dead, drowned in the Cherwell, leaving behind a grieving John and baby daughter. And then there's Sherlock, who has no idea how to help. Contains character death, 1 big case and 2 small cases, pointless sentiment, and an epic friendship between two blokes who really don't know how to talk about their feelings. Chapter 24/24: Acceptance. Compleeeeete!

Sherlock recibe un mensaje de Mycroft, en el que le informa de la próxima fiesta que se hará por Halloween en la casa de Mummy. El disfraz de John terminará alterando a Sherlock un poco, sólo un poco.

Sherlock Holmes finds himself in need of a particular service. Will Anthea McAlister be able to provide him with exactly what he needs? Or perhaps a little bit more? After all...geniuses are rare. Junkies, however, are not. (Not a drug story. Promise.) Rated M for Mature in later chapters.

Molly gets invited to a wedding in New York, and Sherlock offers to go with her. Now what could this possibly lead to? Hmmmm ... hehehehe!

Someone new turns up on Baker Street. Someone who may understand Sherlock more than anyone. Who is she? Can she be trusted? I own nothing. Set after Season 3 Finale & Abominable Bride.

Sherlock, too old at nineteen, has not managed to escape biology it seems. Sherlock is presenting. As Omega. And he has asked for Mycroft. Holmescest, angst, gender issues, daddy-kink and Alpha/Omega heat. With a sprinkling of Mystrade. Written for adults.

During HLV, Sherlock receives an unexpected but not unwanted guest.

Sherlock discovers what John meant when he said, "I've killed people. I had bad days."

Kathryn Marion Derosiers Ashbury; an escapist, a socialite, a writer. She's that person you can't help but talk about: going cave-diving in Sardinia, scaling with Sherpas in Tibet, trekking the Amazon or partying in Madrid. But she's been avoiding the one thing she's wanted all these years. Now she's coming home. Throw in a few good mysteries, a handsome detective, and you're set.

When Sherlock sees John talking to another man he doesn't know how to react. When John confronts him on the matter many feelings are confessed. A bit angsty, with fluffiness at the end JOHNLOCK post-reichenbach fall.

In which Sherlock Holmes can't take it anymore. [unrequited series]

John and Sherlock have been kidnapped and placed in a world where fairy tales do come true, in sometimes frightening ways. This is an interactive story, where you, the reader, get to tell me, the writer, where the story should go, who the characters should meet and just about anything your little heart wants to tell me. Any ideas I use will be fully credited.

Sherlock Holmes admires John Watson's control. He also wants to break it. (I cannot do justice to the story I hear in my head, but I had to finally write this down. Thanks for reading.)

One-shot. KWP (KISSING WITHOUT PLOT) Molly storms into the lab pissed off at the new director of the pathology department. Much raging ensues until Sherlock decides to help Molly calm down through rather devious means. Sherlolly. For fun NOT EDITED enjoy!

Sherlock leaves the wedding and goes back to Baker Street to drown his sorrows, thinking that no one noticed his early exit.

She wonders if in fifty years she'll look back to this moment, with him, and class it as one of her highlights. She also wonders if she'll forget it altogether. [Unilock, companion piece to Never Again and One Too Many]

Sherlock has to finish a case and he turns to an old ally to get the job done.

When Mary Watson dies in child birth and leaves her husband with an earth shattering dying wish John spirals into depression. Sherlock is left to pick up the pieces and sort through the clues to raise a child and save his despondent doctor from himself. A child has a way of anchoring people, but will it be enough to keep these two together? johnlock with some sheriarty. R&R please

Sherlock has but one vibrant source of relief from the bland gulf of a stalled case.

Sherlock has a revelation concerning John's addiction. But does it come too late? Mycroft has a crisis of self. Mummy plans the wedding betweeSherlock to Capt. John Watson. Part 2: A threat from Sherlock & Mycroft's past threatens the boys honeymoon & Mycroft & John find themselves in a battle for Sherlock's life - and soul. Angst. Violence. Language. Disturbing imagery. SLASH.

The first time DI Greg Lestrade met the Holmes brothers (separately, thank God) was definitely memorable. Rated M for Sherlock's drug years, not for any sexy times, sadly.

John comes home from a case cold, wet and needing a bath, but Sherlock Holmes is hogging the bathroom.