No matter how hard he tried, Sherlock Holmes could not resist these covert observations. Post-Reichenbach. Not slash.one-shot.

Greg Lestrade has a kid. His divorce, involvement with Sherlock, Mycroft, and John, and A Study in Pink through to the Reichenbach Fall as seen through the eyes of Rupert Lestrade.

John Watson's life is continuously shaped by bullets. Oneshot.

For the past three years, John has been merely existing. He's trying to cope with his best friend's death, but just can't move on. However, when a painfully familiar face pays an unexpected visit, John realizes that he may not have to move on after all...

AU. Sherlock has scissor hands, the ability to tear things apart at a touch. He has been sent into isolation.

Just like John, nothing ever happened to Molly...that was until he stepped in.

Touch is an important part of our world, a daily occurrence that passes unnoticed….until it is gone. Post-Reichenbach.

You never know what to expect when you're with Sherlock Holmes, and John Watson's life is no exception. Just a collection of one-shot fluff and such about John's life with Sherlock. No slash. Formerly called Never a Dull Moment

Sherlock Holmes is absolutely clueless when it comes to romance. John makes it his mission to show Sherlock what it can do to a person. 101 one shots of Johnlock.

Despite still loving each other, Sherlock and John have too many problems. Their solution- a trial separation. Just lasting a few weeks, maybe a few months. But with their six-year-old son Hamish to worry about, fixing their relationship is a more difficult task than they had both imagined.

AU. They meet a long time ago when one of them hasn't yet graduated from university and the other is far from being on the side of the angels. One-shot. Sherlock/John. Slash.

Sherlolly established relationship. One-shot. Rated M just to be safe. They have a little fun after their first time together.

Set in the Blade Runner AU. Doctor John Hamish Watson, recently retired from the Earth Army, has decided to relocate to the Mars colony rather than accept charity from family or friends. On his way to the space port he runs into an enigmatic stranger... Rated M to be on the safe side.

No one in the world could make Sherlock Holmes feel vulnerable, humiliated, or tamed. Until he met John Watson. Sub!Sherlock and Dom!John, with guest appearances by the riding crop, the violin bow, and handcuffs. Johnlock. Rated M for naughty reasons.

Sherlock loved being intimate with John, but 'intimate' didn't always mean 'sex'.

Sherlock instructs John in the art of ballroom dancing, and John begins to see the appeal in it. But he wouldn't let Sherlock know that he was right... Again.

"Sherlock, I am taking you to the beach. I don't care how cynical or negative you are about it, we are going to the seaside and you're going to have fun!" After spending weeks sitting around in 221B Baker Street, John finally drags Sherlock out to the beach for the day, with some unexpected consequences...One shot, no slash, some Irene/Sherlock.

Sometimes, Sherlock was incredibly thoughtful in the ways he apologised to John.

If anyone were to ask John what the highlight of his day was, he would almost always answer 'returning home'. Parentlock.

Molly and Sherlock hunt down Moriarty's gang together.

John may be utterly alone in the world, but he still has a dead man to talk to. Post-Reichenbach.

John Watson was well known for his ability to get girlfriends. The problem was, he wasn't quite so good at keeping them - especially when his flatmate employed his rather strange skill-set to scare them off at inopportune moments.

One-Shot. Sherlock finds an unexpected visitor in his flat. Rated T for safety.

Miniaturowy fluff sherlockowy :3

Apodyopsis: Noun. The act of mentally undressing someone. Johnlock smut. Sequel to "Gymnophoria" but can be read as a stand alone.