The aftermath of another time when Sherlock goes off to hunt a dangerous criminal by himself

Sherlock observes a bit more than he expected. Smut, pure plot-less smut. Wank!Lock. Sherlock/Molly.

Sherlock ha vuelto después de sus dos años tras su aparente muerte. John regresa a Baker Street una vez mas para aclarar ciertas cosas, pero hay memorias que nunca se borran, recuerdos que nunca se olvidan y que vivirán con nosotros por mucho que el tiempo cambie. Queda algo por decir antes de su compromiso con Mary y no habrá mejor momento que este. /johnlock/

Lestrade finally had the guts to ask Molly out, just one more routine interview to go and he would be on his way to pick her up. Little did he know that his life will soon turn into hell. After getting shot Gregory Lestrade has to fight hard to return to his old life. Molly and his friends try their best to support him but it's a long and rocky road.

sherlock is called in to question a little girl whom seems lost and wounded... mentions of rape, abuse allsorts... therefore triggerwarning...

Après l'incident où Moriarty tente d'assassiner John et Sherlock, ce dernier ne cesse de revivre l'instant fatidique où John meurt dans ses bras. Toutes les nuits, il se rend aux côtés de John pour s'assurer qu'il est bel et bien vivant. HAPPY ENDING Friendship/ Johnlock

Written for the following prompt: "Something with John being a total BAMF and Sherlock is totally in love but he tries to hide it but completely fails?" Sherlock never was able to let his deductions stay silenced. Rated for minor violence and intense scenes.

John Watson sometimes has bad dreams. Sherlock is determined to do something about it. Johnlock.

It starts with a miscalculation, one meant to burn the heart out of an enemy. It starts with a woman who mattered, left bleeding to death in the snow. But if Moriarty thought that taking Molly Hooper out would be easy then he is clearly mistaken- Just ask Sherlock Holmes. For one shouldn't play with those things which live in the dark... Rated T for now, may change.

Moriarty might be gone but there are still criminals in London. Namely the mysterious "businessman" Magnussen. He knows the weak points on everyone- and he's fascinated by the weaknessed of Sherlock Holmes. One of the best things about weaknesses is the ability to exploit them, and Magnussen knows just how to strike at the detective's rare heart. Sequel to The Dame of Baker Street.

Some people can't recover from huge impacts on their life; can't adjust to the change. John is one of those people. What will happen when he chooses to resort to the worst of things to draw Sherlock back after his "death"? What risks will he take to see his best friend again and what measures will Sherlock take to save John from himself? Dark!John.

A new girl moves into 221C Baker Street, and it infuriates Sherlock that he cannot read her. But when he finally begins to understand her, his enemy does as well-her good and bad sides. And what better way to bring him down than with what he doesn't know? Sherl/OC Rated T for some of the cases and for some psych triggers. Includes the Fall! The sequel is up, too-DBS:Mind Games

Ruth Hale is the new occupant in 221C. After meeting John Watson, she grows to fancy the older man. The good doctor, however, seems unaware. But nothing escaped John's super-sleuth flat mate with a piercing blue gaze and terrible manners...Sherlock Holmes. She despised him and his oddly suggestive observations. His invasive touch unnerved her. What could he possibly want?

They can't all three dance. And there are so many things he longs to say.

Unrelated oneshots based on quotes from the show or one-word prompts. Most of them are third-person omniscient and in John's pov. Prompts welcome. Rated T because there is some pretty heavy angst in here, but most chapters are K .

Mycrofts attempts to meddle with Sherlock's life, yet again. The following argument leads to an unexpected outcome, when John gets involved. Johnlock. Trans*lock. Sequel to "Foolish Words"

Moriarty shot himself. Sherlock fell. Blood cannot be washed off easily. As John dies, he realises that things are not finite however, that there is a something more and that this something more might be a chance for him and Sherlock to find peace. But all lives end (even second lives), all hearts are broken and caring is not an advantage. /Minor Slash in later chapters.

After a visit to a Chinese restaurant, just as they are about to open the fortune cookies, an earthquake occurs and the next day Sherlock and John have switched bodies. How will Sherlock be able to give John's patients medical consultation. And how will John be able to help Sherlock's clients? And how will they convince others that nothing has happened at all?

—"It says on the packet that it makes kissing a glorious experience. Also," she said, "it tastes like mangoes." She ran her tongue along her bottom lip, closing her eyes at the taste. "Yum."— Sort of, but not really a sequel to "The one where Molly has Sherlock's credit card," can be read as a standalone. Sherlock wants his money's worth. Sherlolly.

Colección de historias sobre la infancia de Hamish a lado de sus padres

Sherlock's fear of losing his vision is the dreadful reality. Without those brilliant keen eyes analysing every detail, what is there left for him? The Work is His Life. His friends know that and are very worried for Sherlock becoming blind. How will each one cope with the Day of Doom? No slash. Happy Ending. Sequel: WATCHING OVER EACH OTHER.

Sherlock is cold and stoic. He is without the capability of showing emotion-at least that is what everyone saw, but few people have ever heard him showcase his musical talent. Music is what feelings sound like. Music needs emotions, or it is nothing more than noise scratching. My Estella. NO slash, vulgarity. Frequently referenced in WATCHING OVER EACH OTHER. Can be read alone.

Certain ones count to Sherlock: Watsons, Lestrade, and others who wormed their way into his guarded heart- not always is it Molly. The one and only witty, sarcastic, and blind consulting detective who won't admit his deep affinity for those closest to him, but his friends know he does care for them. NO slash or vulgarity. WATCHING OVER EACH OTHER

When John comes home from the war, Sherlock is there to greet his husband at the airport. How will others react to the news of Sherlock having a husband? And how will John react to meeting those that are in his husbands life? And how will Sherlock and John's life continue now that John is home? johnlock slash, please review

John is deeply affected by Sherlock's suicide. His weariness seeps through the stoic façade, so Mary befriends the lonely doctor. John finds solace in her friendship, and is able to continue a life with a genuine smile until his best friend's unexpected resurrection. Happy Ending. Preceding IN WHOSE EYES? / WATCHING OVER EACH OTHER. Short story. 4 chapters.