She knew it would end like this. Set Post-Fall.

When Sherlock discovers that John isn't in love with him anymore, he snaps. He fashions a new identity for himself, and becomes the worst criminal the world has ever seen.

"John, I need to tell you something about Mary."

When John gets into a car that is most certainly not Mycroft's, Sherlock assumes the worst and tails the presumed kidnappers. Angst, friendship, hurt, all that good stuff. Oneshot set during ASiB.

Sherlock has not had a case for a month and its effecting John's sanity. In desperation, John drags his flatmate to every crime scene in London- which is how they turn up at a mugging that turns out to be MUCH more complicated. - Or - The case where Sherlock finally understands what he was missing. Johnlock- Rated T for depictions of Crime scenes.

"I could go on all night about the depth and complexity of his... jumpers..." says Sherlock, distracted. Janine scoffs, "I bet you can't." John squeezes his eyes shut and hopes to God that Sherlock hasn't heard that. Missing scenes from The Sign of Three. One-shot.

What was Sherlock thinking as he delivered his speech?

Sherlock and John are walking back home from a case late at night in terrible weather. It's cold, there's a lot of wind and there are no cabs in sight. What's worse is that John had forgotten his coat at home and was slowly freezing to death. Sherlock then makes a startling offer. Johnlock, one-shot!

He wants them to fit together, and at the moment they do not. Sherlock and Molly have moved in together and on together, but there's still one problem they haven't solved: How can a higher-functioning sociopath and a morgue mouse's relationship actually work? AU, sequel to "Be Near Me When My Light Is Low." Takes place 6 months after Hough's death, but can be read as a standalone.

It's been a month after Sherlock jumped and John is getting on with life the best he can. But when a killer comes to town demanding Sherlock to come after him, John and Lestrade must hire an actor to play the part of Sherlock. But when Sebastian Moran crosses paths with their criminal, Sherlock and John just might cross paths as well. (Guest appearances from the Homeless network!)

There are many variables regarding the 29th of January, but there is only one thing that is absolutely constant about it. It's a day of a meeting. Their meeting. And don't their steps always sound the same? Can you hear it? The rhythm of their constant rebirth? There's the mystery and the thrill and the love. Ah, yes, the love. Wasn't it there always?Wasn't it always this?

A sort of rambling fic about Mycroft Holmes at school. Character analysis and thoughts. The very elusive Holmsian! Rated K.

Not an AU, more like a theory. Dr. John Watson is treating a patient, a patient he has grown to care about. That patient, William Sherlock Scot Holmes, is dealing with reality in any way he can, but he needs his Doctor's help. It's kind of an alternative to how Series 3 could have started… if Moffat were more evil. Probably a one shot. I suppose another chapter may be possible.

As a celebration of Sherlock season 3, each day of January brought a new prompt as well as a one-shot for the 30 Day OTP Challenge. The OTP in this case is Sherlolly (Sherlock and Molly). Enjoy!

John is transferred to a new ward at St. Barts. Update: Continuing story

Addie Parker's new pointe instructor is certainly a... unique individual. Sherlock Holmes has to go undercover at the Bernier School of Dance, and what could go wrong when posing as a dance teacher? As it turns out, many things could go wrong, and everything Sherlock has worked so hard for might just come crashing down if he isn't careful... (Sherlock/OC)(Balletlock AU-ish)

If Molly had followed Sherlock from the reception... [Alternate ending for The Sign of Three.] Sherlolly.

Mycroft decides that maybe a relationship with Gregory would be for the best after all. A de-briefing ensues.

"Because we're just alike, you and I. Except you're boring. You're on the side of the angels." Either be one thing, or the other. That's what Jim believed. If you're going to be or do something, commit -go all the way. That's why Sherlock was boring. He was trying to be something he wasn't. Angels could be completely enthralling if they were actually angels.

For once, Anderson's taunting pushes someone over the edge, and it isn't Sherlock.

It's been a long while since Watson felt much of anything, but that's about to change.

Sherlock rests his chin on John's knees rewards him with a quick peck on the lips for every successful sit up he does.

John's therapist suggests that he write letters to Sherlock to cope with the detective's apparent death. John gives it a try.

Sherlock has overdosed, and is in a coma. John visits him each day.

Meet John Watson, aka Johnny-Boy, a high professional thief hired by the consulting accountant and financial manager Sherlock Holmes to steal a high sum of money from his client, the Irish business oligarch James Moriarty. AU CRIMINAL!JOHNLOCK. COMPLETE