Molly gets a text. Sherlock needs something, but what? Sherlolly.

Sherlock is eager to go out with his best friend, John Watson. He does not care that they are supposed to reach a new heat record on this day and he does not take any precautions when he ventures outside. Certainly, the heat will not affect him in any way... will it! Teenlock. Johnlock. Trans*lock.

A drabble of a cut scene I would have liked to see during His Last Vow. Sherlock is brought to the hospital for his internal bleeding. Mary sneaks a visit. May get another chapter later. Who knows? Inspired by THIS ((/pin/480477853972561088/)) tumblr post.

After a long day at work Mycroft Holmes decides to relax in a different way and decides to have some fun.

In which Sally and Sherlock are both dorky fangirls who enjoy screwing with Scotland Yard's heads and watching an american TV show called Supernatural. Using their newly found shared interest, they proceed to reference, quote, and smirk their way into a friendship of sorts- and odd, twisted friendship built on mutual respect, mutual obsession, and mutual joy in pranking people.

(One-Shot) If Sherlock had found his heart before he lost it, if John had stopped looking for normal and saw the value in what he already had, if they'd both seen through the other's masks and realized that their soulmate was standing right before them... what a different world that would have been. So brilliant, so perfect. (Reichenbach Fix-it)

Molly gets caught daydreaming about Sherlock's tight shirts and attempts to cover her tracks. Why are Sherlock's shirts getting tighter and tighter, by the way? This is a gift for MrsMCrieff. *one shot* Enjoy!

How to calm down two rooms of screaming and crying children while trapped in a partially collasped building? Easy, play the tiny violin. Obstacle? Broken fingers. Not that they matter, anything to make the children quiet down. (Cross posted on AO3)

It's the Fourth of July in London. For John and Sherlock, this means arsonists, American accents, stolen explosives, sun tea, and rooftop displays.

John and Mary have married and Sherlock is battling his own emotions and reactions to this change. But out of the blue he finds Molly Hooper doing things for him (and to him), which leaves him happy and confused at the same time. (Sherlolly all the way.)

It should have been Sherlock that fell off that cliff. After all, it was his fault that this whole thing had happened. But as it was, John was too good a friend to let Sherlock suffer, so he had taken the detectives place. But it should have been Sherlock, not John, lying unconscious in a hospital. John didn't deserve this. But maybe he could convince Sherlock that he didn't either

"Holmes," he sighs, and you want to take that noise and keep it forever. You want to replay it at night, when you can't touch him, when you can't bear to be away from him for a second longer.

Sherlock never gets the milk. John finally snaps. One-shot.

A collection of drabbles based of the Oxford Dictionaries word of the day. A new word and chepter every day.

Summary: Worrying about his brother as always, Mycroft wants to find out why Sherlock is spending so much time with a married man. Mary provides him with an answer. Part of the Sherwood universe. Written with The Lady of Purpletown

Sherlock is shot, and John is left to say goodbye again. Yet, there is an inseparable bond between the two, even in death, which changes their lives.

Its Sherlock's birthday and a wine addled Molly goes to give him a sexy gift. How will Sherlock react? Shameless Sherlolly smut.

"Sie hätten das nie tun dürfen." Eine betrunkene Nacht und was darauf folgte. Rating vor allem für Drogenmissbrauch. Johnlock.

Molly's ex-boyfriends form a mental chorus in Sherlock's mind palace, taunting him about how he's lost her before he ever worked up the courage to have her. Are they right, has Molly moved on? Only one sure way to find out!

It has been three years since Sherlock has been gone. But one day, Sherlock comes back, but John isn't quite happy with him and wents off for some peace and quiet. But things go wrong and it is up to the consulting detective to save him. Can Sherlock save him in time? Or will it be too late to save his one and only friend? Friendship fluff.

Sometimes the first step is admitting you have a problem. Sometimes the last step is admitting you don't care.

When Sherlock and John investigate a burglary, they never expected to find a child with similar capabilities to the consulting detective. How will Sherlock cope with someone so young, whose observational skills are off the charts? What will happen?

Sherlock's opinions on computers are far different than those of John's. Drabble.

What happens when our two oblivious boys stay up past midnight to text each other? Fluff, confusion and much Johnlock ensues.

Sherlock Holmes is a detective for all things supernatural, and his new flat mate has to not only get used to the strange things around the flat, but also the witches, vampires, and ghosts flying around. In A Study in Salem, the duo finds themselves solving a triple homicide involving witches, as well as adjusting to their new living arrangements.