The first three times Gregory Lestrade met Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock is annoying, sharp witted and high as a kite. Lestrade just wants his lunch back at the Yard.

Même si l'on prend la fuite, ça ne veut pas dire que l'on n'est pas consentant ! ...Oui je sais, cette phrase est un peu vague et par conséquent ne veut pas dire grand chose. A vous d'avoir la curiosité d'aller lire.

The one where John watches Sherlock fall and discovers that his life is almost a shadow without the consulting detective until the reappearance of Bond and the dead detective. Companion to 'A Question Of Assistance' – can be read without that so long as you don't mind seeing Bond rock up. Honestly, this turned into more of a John's POV after Reichenbach and Sherlock coming back.

John's home from Afghanistan. How does Sherlock deal with the emotions brought on by an injured John? Honey 'Verse right after Danger Night. Rating may change.

On a new case, with a possible clone maker, the team (and Mycoft) come face to face with the unimaginable... another Sherlock.

John and Sherlock come into the living room one morning and find a lovely surprise. It's hard to choose a genre. The boys are together and Mrs. Hudson is a dear. I think that's the best way to describe it. (First of 'The Bear Chronicles.')

After-story of "Turn Left". Lestrade stays at Mycroft's for the time being. One day, he gets a friendly warning from Sherlock. Mycroft takes action after his teatime with her Majesty. The life after reunion cannot be always "lived happlily ever after" failry tale. Thanks for reading and comments are very welcome:)

'You're radioactive, and I fucking love it. So poison me. Take me. Fuck with my head, because it's the only thing that makes sense to me, Jim.' he said calmly, his eyes saying what he could not.

John thinks he having hallucinations a year after Sherlock's death, but what is it really? First Sherlock fanfic. Not Johnlock but if you look at it that way it can be. R&R and enjoy if its good

She was gone, and now as the people closest to her were saying goodbye he stood at the back. The lonely consulting detective. He promises to make sure she is remembered and so that's what he does. He remembers her. Contains Character death! ((named Fields of Barley as it was inspired by that song sung by Eva Cassidy))

Un curioso caso llega a manos de Sherlock y John, un apellido extraño y dos mujeres muy distintas envueltas en un asunto que resulta más peligroso de lo que el detective consultor imaginó, todo esto desencadenará sentimientos ocultos del detective y el doctor. Sí, soy mala para los summarys, Jhonlock!, Happy-BD Jawn! :)

London is at the mercy of a killer who is putting his or her victims' bodies on public display in morbid tableaux resembling Picasso paintings. Holmes and Watson are called on to solve the case. Meanwhile, Mycroft has spontaneously married a much younger woman; Sherlock has his doubts about the arrangement and sends in John to do some recon.

John's got a cold. Where did John get this cold? John got this cold from Sherlock. Attempted!doctor!lock and sick!John. Sequel to The Downed Detective, although can be read entirely on its own.

"You're a myth!" John snaps, then growls because no, that's not what he meant. He feels like he's losing the plot. "Fairies are a myth. You're mad."

He'd thought it would be perfectly safe to let Molly and Sherlock do the dishes.

Seduction and closure might be more easily said than done. Sequel to "The Pen is Mightier".

A little story about John, exploring what would happen if he completely fell apart after Sherlock's "death" and became a dead husk of the man he used to be, and then their eventual reunion. I give little to their actual reunion because I have no opinion myself on what I think John's reaction to Sherlock's return would be; imagine what you wish. This is -not- a Johnlock.

Sherlock has taped Lestrade off-his-chops drunk and wants to negotiate the release of the video Lestrade made when Sherlock was high on Adler's drug. Features more of John trying to re-affirm his sexuality - mostly because I find it hilarious. Three chapters. Conversation Format. Dedicated to Serinah for her birthday.

Just a little Shakespearean sonnet, "said" by a person in the real world to Sherlock's grave

Molly is stuck in a tug-of-war between loyalty and guilt after helping Sherlock fake his death. Seeing John's suffering convinces her to read him in, but it's not easy when they're all being watched. Lots of Molly and lots of John, and a big ending with Sherlock. Angst, confused romance, hurt/comfort, a little fluff. Johnlock glasses optional.

An evening in 221B and and conversation that explains Sherlock's present and John's future. Rated T for language. One-shot.

Immediate sequel to Relationship Therapy. Lestrade asks Sherlock to investigate an error at the Bank of England that may have repercussions all the way to Downing. With the help of a young protege, Sherlock and John uncover a plot that was unexpectedly complex, yet obvious from the start, and as close as their own sitting room. Written for friends and fun.

He needed this. He needed this so much and he knew it was something he had to do. No matter how irrelevant and unnerving it was.

Set sometime after Sherlock's return. Lestrade has not dealt well with the hand he has been given, and turns to drink. Sherlock wishes to help. A short little drabble.

John nearly catches Sherlock with a prostitute, which he thinks is a very bad idea. Rated M: Mature themes and non-detailed description of a sexual nature. One shot.