When Irene Adler enters Sherlock's life again, everything begins to change. And, how does Moriarty know Irene as well? Irene/Sherlock/Jim. Sherlock&Jim belong to BBC, while Irene really belong to Sir Doyle.

Part Three. Wherein Sherlock isn't really a sociopath, John reaches out and a trip to Edinburgh occurs.

No-one knows for certain how people will deal with near-death of the extreme kind. Slash, M/M.

A snippet on Sherlock practicing his boxing skills.

Fire can burn things to ashes, but it can also burn things together. Yet another post – ep for "The Great Game."

Sherlock analyses his thoughts and feelings for John, in his million-mile-a-minute manner. Insinuations of Sherlock/John. *UPDATE* I was going to write more, and maybe I will in the future, but for now, it's a completed work.

Everybody is a little fed up with the worst tenant in London.

They have t-shirts, a designated pub and a support group. 'I shared a flat with Sherlock Holmes and lived'.

Based on a prompt to have John as a contestant on the Channel 4 show Come Dine With Me. Chaos ensues. More plot than you would imagine. Hinted John/Sherlock. FINISHED.

Molly knew that there was definatley *something* about her new man...

In 1989, young swimmer Carl Powers drowned in a London pool after suffering from a fit. It looks like an accident but two twelve-year-old boys know otherwise: one is a young detective and the other is the boy who killed him...

my view what happens after the episode 'Great Game' ends... angst because im like that. sorry if i spell Moriarty's name wrong... i have no idea how to spell it haha

Sherlock/John. John thinks his privacy is intruded by Sherlock when he caught the detective using his password-protected laptop.

Because John is never going to be quite as quick as Sherlock Holmes.

John has enough of people putting Sherlock down. Not really Slash and pretty much no plot. Enjoy!

SPOILERS A mad Frenchman mostly rescues Sherlock and John from their poolside confrontation and warns Sherlock away from Moriarty. Sherlock listens. From a certain point of view.

Sherlock ponders his most complicated case. Rated T for mild drug abuse.

A string of brutal murders and a personal vendetta against men of the law; what more can Sherlock Holmes ask for? The fun becomes grim reality when the cryptic messages are translated into a motive, and Sherlock and John go from observers to targets.

Challenge and Prompts for the Alphabet. Drabbles about Sherlock for each letter of the Alphabet. Rated very cautiously.

A package comes for Sherlock while he is out. John signs for it and finds himself peeking inside...and is shocked at what he discovers. Sherlock/John. M for sexual content.

Even after Sherlock tells her who Jim really is and what he's done, she lets him in when he calls on her. Molly decides it's time she stopped letting Sherlock and Jim read her like a book.

If Sherlock had known, then, what he knows now; had known, as Stamford bumbled into his lab; or as the cabbie had howled - Moriarty! -with his last breath, his very last breath... Not specific to The Great Game.

Sherlock has been given some advice by Mrs Hudson, and against his better judgement, he's taken it. John/Sherlock pre-slash.

"Either he will waver at the sight of you, or he won't. Which do you think it will be, John?" John. Moriarty. A missing scene for The Great Game. Gen.

Sherlock Holmes takes a little time to think about his new flatmate. Pre-slash. Set just after A Study in pink.