Investigating a crime scene uncovers deeper secrets, and a new threat - Author's note: There is a story between Dance with the Devil and Witchy Woman. The title is Explorations, and I cannot upload it here as it violates the TOS. You can find it over in AO3: /series/12769

Molly has a new pet. Martin is not amused.

Martin Crieff and Sherlock Holmes are social outcasts at school for rather different reasons. However it does mean they get forced together a lot. Hiatus until I finish my other story, who knows how long that'll take

They looked almost identical, but she saw that they could not be more different. A Martin/Molly story that was meant to be a one-shot, but got out of hand.

Martin and Molly's first dance together happens in an aircraft hangar. Of course, that doesn't make it any less perfect.

Kid!Cabinlock story. Both Sherlock and Martin have started school, but when their first days don't go exactly as planned, they gravitate towards eachother as their only friends.

It had been four hundred and eighty seven days, and one year, and four months since Sherlock had thrown himself off of the roof of St Bart's. The world had mostly forgotten about the man, but there was one man who hadn't and never would, and his name was John Hamish Watson.

Sherlock is enlisted by his cousin Martin Crieff to make sure Douglas doesn't get into the whiskey during the third Birling day.

In which Sherlock and Martin are half brothers. A series of short one shots.

Cabin Pressure/BBC Sherlock. Sherlock has been posing as useless MJN captain Martin Crieff for 2 years now. Finally, the day comes when Mycroft tells him it's safe to come out... Johnlock is present, but very mildly

Sherlock lost everything with the fall, even his abilitie to stay Sherlock-keep putting John in danger. He even had to pretend to be a pathetic pilot in the airdot MJNair, worse yet John's on his next flight, and he knows it won't end well. Two-shot Sherlock/Cabin Pressure. Johnlock, post season 2. John's pov in the first part, Sherlock/Martin's in the second.

Trouvaille: n. a lucky find. Martin considers it a lucky find indeed when he literally runs into Molly. They seem to hit things off, until there are unforeseen complications. Martin/Molly

"As the winter winds litter London with lonely hearts, the warmth in your eyes swept me into your arms..." Captain Martin Crieff spends his birthday alone, drinking apple juice, and making miserable plans to possibly end himself, until a certain Molly Hooper spills her drink in his socks.

To meet a wealthy client in Dublin, Sherlock and John fly with MJN Air. Noticing the state of the aircraft, Sherlock wants to meet with the pilots of the little plane.

Martin Crieff is the eldest of the Holmes brothers. He is good to be a detective, yet he choses to fly for a not that popular airline, and pretend to be easy minded. Why is he doing this?

The first time Molly Hooper and Martin Crieff isn't earth-shattering, but the second time... well, that's a different story altogether.

Martin Crieff is looking for a cheap place to live. It just so happens that John Watson is looking for a flatmate. Critiques welcome. Double-post. Original in AO3. 1st chapter here is a collection of Ch 1-8 there.

Sherlock/Cabin Pressure crossover. John is just looking for something to hang on to. Martin's always ignored a certain health issue until it knocks him off his feet. Both are troubled souls in need of saving. M for safety and possible character death.

It was all just an act. Martin Crieff was a disguise. Sherlock Holmes had created him to hide. Rating-T

BBC Sherlock/Cabin Pressure Crossover. Martin Crieff and Molly Hooper are married and expecting. Un-beta'd and un-britpicked. Major WIP

Martin has some doubts, and John tries to remedy them. JohnxMartin

Sherlock wonders how he hasn't noticed this in John before. Mentions of JohnxMartin

Sherlock notices that John's spending more time than usual getting ready for his date. JohnxMartin

When Sherlock comes face to face with a ginger, somewhat shorter version of himself, he feels the need to explain a rather delicate matter. Martin is unnerved by the whole thing, and Sherlock realises how hard it is to not be Mycroft.

When he'd been young, he'd wanted to be a detective. But, in time, he grew to realise that it wasn't really practical. Then he discovered flying, and while he never really forgot about his original dream, he loves it.