In a dining hall filled with hors d'oeuvres, Watson was a home-cooked meal. Where most were meager and unsatisfying, she was substantial and hearty.

There is something about her that makes her the right one for him. He knows this not because of everything she's done for him but because there's just something to her that makes her his one. (Sherlock/Joan)

A kitchen, a timer, a tortoise, and a question.

Sherlock is missing something very near and dear to his heart. Is Watson to blame?

Sherlock and Joan meet a young girl with many secrets. They know she'd be a great help in their future investigations, but will she go along with it? Or will she prove too big of a problem for the NYPD...or the state of NY for that matter. *Please read!* I own my original character of Macey, but not Joan or Sherlock. Enjoy! :)

Joan's on the case when Sherlock suspects that Clyde has been kidnapped from the brownstone.

It's just a date, why did he seem so bitter about it? And why do her cheeks flush when he is the subject? It may not seem like they could be an item, but...

Sherlock and Joan enter unfamiliar territory in their professional relationship. Has a line been crossed?

Drabble. Sherlock attempts to come to terms with the problems of addiction.

Joan's lack of underwear during a debriefing leads to some sneaky fun when the lights go out. Bit of public play in the dark and some elevator shenanigans. Pre-established sexual relationship because PWP. Oneshot.

Joan never imagined that their partnership would be so easily broken.

A slightly AU oneshot of how Joan and Sherlock meet. In other words, Joan's a PI and Sherlock is just a little bit intrigued. Joan-centric.

Part 11 of Dark and Deep, a series of related (mostly) stand-alone stories. "If you can't trust anyone..." However, the instant the woman had referred to trust, he saw Watson, clearly. Holmes waits for Watson to come home at the beginning of "Heroine," 1x24.

The first time, Joan initiates the hug. The second time, Holmes initiates. One heavy, one light. Both supportive.

A new crime emerges as Holmes and Watson try to figure out who killed the woman found in the east river, and can they solve it before another woman falls prey!

Set after the season finale. Sherlock thought he could handle the situation with Irene a.k.a. Moriarty, but he soon realizes he can't. He thinks Watson will be angry, but he finds out that he may have misread her completely.

It was a game of cat & mouse that Moriarty had enjoyed playing but her time of toying w/ Joan Watson had finally come to its pinnacle. Could the ex-doctor-Sherlock's guardian angel-do what needed to be done in order to save him along w/ a collection of precious lives? Bring herself to kill in cold blood-killing Moriarty along w/ her morals, ending it all w/ just one lethal blow?

He thinks it's been this way all along.

"We need to be able to trust each other implicitly. We should do something to help bond us more cohesively as a single unit. It will make things go more smoothly in the future." Joan frowned as Sherlock spoke. It appeared as though her quiet rest was over already. "What did you have in mind?" She asked cautiously. "A trust exercise."

Part 10 of Dark and Deep, a series of related (mostly) stand-alone stories. "This is what Moriarty wants, and if it's what he wants, it's a mistake." This is not how she had expected their separation would go. Set between the time Holmes said he was leaving New York (1x23) and the time Watson returned to the brownstone (1x24).

When Joan uncovers a stationary when cleaning one day, will she discover Sherlock's pain-filled past in London? R&R. Also some slight JoanxSherlock if I feel up to it.

"Detection is not just a skill, Watson. It's a point of view." When she came back upstairs with a mug and a peanut butter sandwich, she sat down at the lock table, pushing a stack of books aside to make room for her plate. The one on top caught her eye: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

Joan has come down with the flu, and Holmes has to care for her. Yet this is no ordinary case of the sniffles, and they learn something about relying on one another.

"He named a bee after me." Note: there is a coda to this coda, written by sanguinity, at the fanfic site Archive of Our Own: "Bee Coda Coda." Highly recommended.

Freshly out of rehab, Sherlock encounters another addict. Lucky for him, she doesn't abuse substances. Sherlock/OC