While tracking down a dangerous hacker Sherlock and John find themselves trapped in an abandoned building after the suspect detonates a bomb. John must keep Sherlock alive until help arrives without succumbing to his own injuries in the process.

With John away on honeymoon, Sherlock is looking for a case to occupy him. Any case. And when a new client tells him that dead people are talking to her, he discovers that science doesn't always provide all of the answers.

A series of one shots (and short stories) about Sherlock (and John's) recoveries from their escapades in stories 'It takes John Watson to save your life'. Hospital and home recoveries, lots of hurt/comfort and bromance, (no slash)

Danger is to be expected on a case. Usually, Sherlock has a plan to get him and John out of danger in the nick of time - but not always.

Post S4 - Depuis l'appel de Sherlock, Molly n'est plus que l'ombre d'elle-même. De simples mots qui lui ont laissé le cœur brisé mais qui peuvent aussi changer le cours des choses...

Johnlock fluff. Sherlock hasn't moved from his chair in 48 hours and John is in Majorca. Whatever shall Mycroft do?

She gave up hope and wanted to move on but will Sherlock let her?

Drabble - Sherlock doesn't seem to be capable of... sentiment. And even so, something inside him appears to be crying. Screaming. He makes a confession. (English Translation)

Drabble - John Watson would like... Yes, he would very much like to see Sherlock react. Give a sign. Anything. (English Translation)

Drabble - What if I had truly written my thoughts in my blog, by John Watson. (English Translation)

John and Molly are in need of a holiday and for some reason Sherlock doesn't want them to go alone...only one thing for it, he'll have to go with them. Rated M for plenty of Sherlolly fluff and smut.

Combien de notes pour le corps de La Femme ?

Molly and John share a love of festive Christmas jumpers. Sherlock . . . doesn't.

In an alternate universe where James Moriarty never killed himself, he outplays the world famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, and leaves him with an impossible choice. In exchange for John's life, Sherlock surrenders to Moriarty, allowing Moriarty to take him prisoner. Can Sherlock escape his Personal hell? Nobody knows, but it's very clear that it's not a game anymore.

It was once Sherlock's job to save John Watson- but what happens when Sherlock is the one who needs saving? Can he let himself be sheltered from the storm of his own existence?

She had probably pondered, considered, agonised, thought, rethought, written and rewritten everything she wanted to say to him for the first time - and it still was never enough. Because he never replied back. [Soulmate AU - whatever you write on your arm, is copied on your soulmate's. Sherlolly.]

La famille Holmes prend le thé à Baker Street lorsque l'inspecteur Lestrade arrive.

Sherlock had run. After the events at Sherrinford, he ran off to solve cases in another country. Now he's in trouble and Mycroft has sent Molly to fix things. There's always a cost, though, isn't there? Inspired by Keane's Hamburg Song. A mild M for language and adult situations.

Qui était-il vraiment ? Quelle était vraiment sa vie ? Autant de questions sans réponses. Pourtant, en ce soir d'hiver, Gregory allait apporter une réponse à son existence..

Tutto si può dire su Sherlock, tranne che sia una persona prevedibile. E John Watson e Mycroft stanno per scoprire fino a che punto.

Just a poem to express my appreciation for the last episode of Sherlock. Spoilers! (If you didn't catch that already) Rated T just in case

People can surprise you, especially in the dark.

a collection of short ficlits that cover aspects of Sherlock's world. Not in chronological order, nor linked, but together adding up. Expel now up.

Qué bien para Sherlock que durante su breve inconsciencia después de que la bomba estralle y lo envía caerse duro en el piso, su casera está allí para cuidarse. Tiene lugar en el inicio de "El gran juego." Una traducción de otro cuento mío.

It was a fateful day in deed when John Watson met Sherlock Holmes. What if Sherlock really was the murderer in "A Study in Pink." As Anderson said, "According to someone, 'the murderer has the case.' And we found it in the hands of our favourite psychopath!"