It all started with a body. Then comes the cliched diversion tactic. Then comes the cut lip. BBC Moffat/Gattis-verse

Sherlock is taken during a case and comes to some realizations. Buried alive. Non-explicit slash. Partially stolen from an old episode of CSI

Moriarty and Sherlock on top of the Reichenbach Building in The City.

An odd run down of their relationship. Non-explicit slash. Sherlock/John

In the aftermath of The Great Game, Harry Watson is not pleased with Sherlock Holmes. The feeling is definitely mutual, and John agrees. Not slash, despite Sherlock's answer to Harry's stubbornness. Now complete.

John gets creative about getting Sherlock to take cases-hilarity ensues. And then, all too quickly, so does reality. Non-slash, even if you read upside down and backwards. Later chapters may tend towards a T rating. Read and review, please!

It takes a minute to have a crush on someone, an hour to like someone, and a day to love someone, but it takes a lifetime to forget someone. With the right person, you'll never have to forget. Two-parter for now, hope you like it :D

Sherlock and John investigate the gang-hit of the leader of global drug-trafficking network The Syndicate. Sherlock taps an old rival, Syndicate gang lawyer Irene Adler, for information, but eventually finds himself in a very compromising position.

It kills John, those smokey eyes that can see through everyone and everything in seconds, but are beyond mere human emotions. Slash.

Mycroft is suspected of trying to kill himself by drug overdose. Sherlock refuses to believe this - Mycroft just isn't the type. …Is he?

"Do you think for one second that if Sherlock Holmes ever decided to kill someone, you'd know or even suspect him?" John defends Sherlock in an unconventional way. Pre-slash-ish. Maybe. Mostly just John being awesome and condescending.

Set while Sherlock is at University. A short drabble.

John just has to join the relief effort in Japan. Now complete. Really.

For a prompt: John has quite enough of Sherlock being rude at crime scenes. John tells Sherlock exactly how he's going to make it up to him. Title from Kings of Leon, Sex on Fire

A slight character study on the three main characters surrounding Sherlock-Lestrade, Mycroft and John. Mild slash, written to cure writer's block. Enjoy!

AU The cast of BBC Sherlock as if they are attending Hogwarts. Child!Sherlock along with everyone else. When a mystery occurs, the only ones up to the job are Sherlock and his puppy Watson. AU Not in crossover section cuz the site is broken :

Crack-fic. John is called to look after a hyper Sherlock & Lestrade. Inspired by Madame Seabush's Jack teh unicron in Doctor Who. Most of the dialogue is from Charlie teh Unicron 2 so blame that. No slash but Lestrade might seem gay. Rated T for language.

Drabble about the skull on Sherlock's mantle. Anderson asks a question and finds he's quite disturbed by the results. Anderson, Sherlock, Watson friendship.

'Come on, come on,' he screams internally, putting more pressure on John's wound. The man has been dead for at least fifteen seconds now. He knows the statistics, and it's terrifying. He can only hope emergency services will arrive on time.

He's giving his captors exactly what they hoped for - a way to break him. They have found exactly what will tear him down. On the other side of the glass, his own face is mirrored in the other man's inaudible scream.

He's okay with being a shadow of sorts, because it means he gets to live in The Sun. John feels like he is blooming in Sherlock's rays, and maybe Sherlock is becoming who he needs to be too.

John attempts to explain to Sherlock the legitimacy of the interest in breasts.

Inspired by the prompt: "When John sees Sherlock's shirtless for the first time, he finds out Sherlock has angel wings tattooed all down his back." Oneshot. Angsty. Idek.

Mycroft can't hold his liquor. Tipsiness ensues. Oneshot. Fluff.

Just a little flash fiction. An adaptation The Final Problem, modernised for BBC Sherlock, with a slightly unexpected twist. Very melodramatic and, to be honest, highly unlikely and kind of OOC. And yet...the idea wouldn't go away. So here it is.