Set after the events of 'The Great Game', John plays around with their new camera.

Three years later Sherlock returns to only to find everything is different, especially John. Perhaps the only way to repair their friendship is to turn it into something more. Eventual Sherlock/John. Spoilers for series 1 and 2.

Sherlock's been missing longer than usual and John starts receiving some testing texts from Moriarty. Will John's resolve hold? Find out!

Four month's after "The Reichenbach Incident," Sherlock is finally able to go public. But the ramifications of Sherlock's actions are quite extraordinary for the genius detective. No slash.

Suddenly Sherlock and John get a strange visitor who sherlock know but pretends not to. This stranger says to know sherlock a very long time and can tell you anything about him. Sherlock is not sure what to make of this person.

No matter how promising the date, no matter how tolerant she'd been of Sherlock's interference, not one of John's dates lasted more than two nights with Sherlock's loving accompaniment.

Who is lowering the IQ of the entire Baker Street? Can Sherlock find out? Will Mycroft ever achieve his goal in life?

There's no such thing as a mystery for this man, but could a beautiful woman deceive him?

Something is wrong with Sherlock, and it's up to John to see if he can hold them both together through it and come out breathing on the other side. Eventual John/Sherlock. For my lovely BlooMist. Slow updates.

A Sherlock one-shot, post RBF. After two years, John receives an impossible text.

A dream Sherlock has of Irene. It is a story of how his own mind is trying to subconsciously make him realize what he really feels for her, in the shape&voice of Ms. Adler herself. One-shot.

Moriarty has found Sherlock after the fall, and once again is using John to blackmail him. However, this time, Jim is looking for something entirely different.

John's final moments... Rated M for angst and because I'm incredibly paranoid, and I don't want to scare small children. One-shot. Reviews, por favor?

Back at 221B Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes is hit with another case. An eccentric billionaire is killed in a fire, and it's up to Holmes and his faithful companion John Watson to solve the mystery.

After Sherlock's death, John writes a post about him on his blog. Based on the final post on John's blog.

It's been six months since Sherlock's "death," and he's decided it's high time to reveal himself to John. What he doesn't expect is a relationship between Molly and John to bloom. Slight Molly/John, Sherlock/Molly.

A series of 13 221bs. Sherlock and John have a lot so sort out.

What had been a fun, meaningless drinking game had mutated into something quite different. Something serious. John didn't know what it was; all he could tell was that now this had become a competition. And he didn't know the rules.

"My, why does it hurt so much?" "Because all lives end. All hearts are broken. Caring is not an advantage." Headcanon behind my favorite Mycroft quotes. Short, stand alone pieces. r&r!

Sherlock and John visit a restaurant, and through their usual banter John's deepest secret is revealed. Although John worries he's lost everything, including an intimately close friendship with the man he secretly loves, is there a chance his feelings are mutual?

Five times John took Sherlock shopping, and one time Sherlock returned the favour. Gen, spoilers for S2, answer to a fic request on LiveJournal. Warning for horrendous amounts of holiday fluff.

Sherlock finds a young child on the doorstep of 221B Baker street. For once John is smarter than him. rated M for obvious Johnlock reasons

My first bash at Johnlock smut. A painfully bored Sherlock decides on an experiment in basic human interaction. Or, you know, a conversation with John. I suck at summaries.

It is moments like this that Joan loves the most. Fem!Johnlock for a friend's birthday.

Reichenbach spoilers in some! Drabbles about Moriarty's mind. They'll all be pretty different from each other though but rating for language and most likely slash. Bad summary, best read it to judge.