Sherlock and John have their back against the wall while Moriarty currently holds the winning hand; and it would seem there he's making sure there's little chance of the pair surviving the encounter. -Continuation of 1.3 The Great Game

Later on that night, as he took to the internet to find out more about the man he might soon share a flat with, he had no reason to think that the man would become the Deadalus to his Icarus. No spoilers for S2.

John's not sure how he feels about his new flatmate - he's not even sure how he feels about his old one - all he knows is that now with three people in the flat he needs to absolve his grievances with the grocery's register.

Sherlock notices everything about everybody. But John wonders why Molly is the only one Sherlock informs on a near constant basis.

"You're not his friend. He doesn't have friends. So what are you?" An exploration of friendly moments in Sherlock's relationships with others. One: Mrs Hudson. Two: Molly, minor S2 spoilers.

Sherlock didn't want, or need, Mycroft watching over his shoulder at all times, but sometimes having the British Government as a big brother, had it's advantages. Hint of Mycroft/Lestrade

A snap shot of the abusive nature a relationship with Jim Moriarty entails for Greg Lestrade. Sort of rape, warning.

John is going out tonight. Because Sherlock said so.

Sherlock has never been an easy person to get along with, but what happens when he meets a woman who doesn't seem to mind the way he is? And when her life is threatened, will he be willing to give up the most importing thing in his life for her?

Dreams are always comprised of shades of reality, nightmares maybe even more so. Post-pool scene; how our lovely boys are coping. Sherlock/John friendship; one-shot. T for darker images and themes.

Sherlock and John have a little domestic...

If asked about it later you'll chalk it up to the excess adrenaline coursing through your veins, the heat of the moment and all that jazz. Warnings: slash, angst S/L

In which Jim is frustrated by Sherlock's refusal to come after him.

Lestrade decides to take the next step in his relationship with Sherlock.

Random PWP. Pointless. I wrote this AGES ago. Possibly in November, or December. I believe there was a purpose to it, but there isn't anymore because I forgot it if there was... Enjoy.

John is Lestrade's voice of reason when cases don't end the way that they should.

On Lestrade's hair, and other serious matters.

COLLECTION. A selection of not-quite-drabbles inspired by lyrics or quotes. May involve amphetamines, London, potatoes, and Samwise Gamgee. Definitely involves domestic squabbling as only the 221boys can do it.

A group of murders renders the worlds only consulting detective baffled, however the police force seem to be ahead of him. Something is stopping Sherlock to see what everyone else is. OC used, but not an important part of the story.

Ten Percent of life is what happens to you. Ninety Percent is how you react to it and Miss A.R.Fox is about to discover this in the most interesting way you could possibly imagine, and it started so simply, it all started with Cold Coffee.

John ne sais plus quoi faire pour occuper Sherlock...

The Rubik's Cube. The puzzle that has kept many of us enthralled. But the ultimate puzzle for Sherlock Holmes, the puzzle that consumes him, is John Watson. Spoilers for 1x1 1x3 2x1. Lemon.

If you know that January 6th is the birth date of our favorite detective, then you know what our favorite detective and his doctor are doing at midnight: celebrating. I do not own these characters.

Sherlock loses himself when he cannot seem to cope with John's permanent absence. Warning: SAP?

John finds Sherlock a bit drunk and dressed up as a pirate. Cute fluff piece. S/J. Slight spoiler for ASiB.