A two part story about Lestrade dealing with his grief and conflicting priorities. My least angsty work to date (and it has 'grief' in the title - go figure!).

What the title implies. Four very short Sherlock & John stories. No spoilers for the show. Just a funny idea I had.

John despierta y descubre que Sherlock lo ha "secuestrado" y van de acampada. Al contrario de lo que se pueda pensar ambos pasan un buen día y una muy buena noche. !Regalo para NariInverse!

Time for a little game! So it's a songfic, but I'm not gonna tell you what song...cause you the reader get to guess! When someone guesses the correct song, I'll post a new one :) going to be fairly John, Sherlock, and/or Johnlock centric prob some AU going on, ratted T just in case

Mycroft and Anthea are teenagers, Mycroft is dating Greg. Anthea and Mycroft love each other.

Mycroft and Anthea are brother and sister, and deeply in love with one another. Their parents thought that as they got older, they would grow out of their obsessive love for one another, but their love only got stronger.

It was weird, standing at the grave of a man she had never known. Harry Watson, Post-Reichenbach.

There's no doubt that Sherlock is the most brilliant man John's ever met, but there are times when he can be extraordinarily dense. Or, four times John has to tell Sherlock he's in pain, and one time he doesn't.

My sutures tell a story, if you read them correctly. It's a bit like a palm, I suppose, or wrinkles in papery skin. Come close, and I'll whisper it to you. [a little romp of skull-as-narrator, Johnlock slash goggles, blood reverence] Originally posted on AO3.

Sherlock has worked up the nerve to propose, but the result is not what he expected.

In which not a word is uttered but many things are said. It's "Nightwatch"'s sequel but you can read it as a stand-alone.

Sherlock is incredibly silent and distant for weeks and John is pushed to mental and physical limits while mentally battling his feelings for Sherlock. T for Language. (This is my second fanfic. The first one was "The Only Coat" (also Sherlock) and people were lovely about it so it has convinced me to keep writing. Let's see how it goes! I love RRs too!)

Slightly dub con PWP, so proceed with caution. Irene Alder would never give up the power to just anyone, but Jim Moriarty knows what she likes.

Sherlock gains a new apprentice, and all of a sudden things start to change, but is it for the better? Will be Johnlock, so changed the genre and rating a little bit.

After his 'death', Sherlock asks Lestrade for regular updates on John. But though John is spiralling into a dark pit of grief, Sherlock insists he has work to do. What will it take to convince Sherlock to come back home? Warnings for mild language and mention of (faked) suicide.

John Watson's life is divided by the routines dominating it.

Going undercover, Sherlock and John pursue a vicious killer to a gay group sex party. Not unexpectedly, things get a little out of hand. Set after Baskerville, but before the Fall. Lots of M/M sex, don't like, don't read.

John finds out that Sherlock is highly secretive of his music tastes.

Molly no solo es una muñeca de trapo, señor Holmes.

In which John argues that "The Hobbit" is the best book and Sherlock argues that "Frankenstein" is better. Very obvious, and major, spoilers for both books. Not a crossover with anything!

difficult to summarize without giving it all away. Sorta-Demon!John and Sherlock. JohnLock. Twisty. Dark with a splash of cream at first, then a second chapter-ette of pure marshmallow. Nightmarish.

Sherlock knows what he doesn't want; it takes him longer to find out what he does. / Pre-series through ASiP. Omegaverse. One-shot.

January 29th; A strange meeting. On that day, something happened to John Watson. His whole life changed with one meeting. Now, all these years later, the meeting has changed into so much more. Little drabble I wrote today celebrating the anniversary of Sherlock and John meeting. Major fluff. Johnlock.

Anderson has something to say about Sherlock and EVERYONE is going to hear it.

In John's mind, he and Sherlock are simply safe and sound. Post-Reichenbach.