Just what kind of day does one John Watson have? Especally with being the flat-mate of Sherlock Holmes.

It's Christmas at the Holmes's. John throws a party and everyone is forced into playing 'Kiss or Tell', quite suddenly he and Sherlock are the only two left playing. Warning- M/M, a OOC. Main pairing- John/Sherlock A bit of Lestrade/Mycroft

The normally aloof Sherlock finds himself fascinated with his new friend and partner.Sherlock pov, friendship, short descriptive piece.

Every time she sees them together, Molly feels a bit less pathetic. Molly/Sherlock, Sherlock/John

In the final moments of "The Great Game" Holmes hopes he will have the chance to tell his flatmate that he was wrong. Heroes do exist after all and the one in front of him is called Dr John Watson.

John has a choice to make, will it be her or him? implied SLASH J/S J/OC Although can be read as Sarah

Tutto questo non è assolutamente opera mia ma è solo la traduzione in italiano di "Heart of stone" di Elvendork,Infinity.Ho apprezzato molto l'allegoria che è contenuta in questo brevissimo scritto e ho così chiesto il permesso per poterlo tradurre.

Sherlock catches some kind of heavy illness, but John stays with him during his suffering and helps him through it. Sherlock, of course, won't be ungrateful... John/Sherlock SLASH *smirk* Finished... for now...

Donovan is annoyed with Sherlock, and Anderson offers a chance at revenge. Their little practical joke turns out to be a bit more deadly than they intended.

Unfinished, needing help and suggestions. Pure angst but not in a normal way. This one is really special to me-hoping for R&R and help. Much love. Don't own: yada, yada.

Slightly angsty, very slightly, totally non-graphic slashy.I hope you'll read, even if slash not your thing, because the connection between John and Sherlock cannot really be broken down into simple terms like friendship and love. Don't own: yada. R&R,pls

A graphic grown-up exploration, if you will, of my silly 5 plus 1 The Scientific Method I recommend that you read before or along side by request. Sorry it took so long. Don't own: yada, yada. R&R always appreciated.

Silly. NOT MEANT TO BE SLASH unless you want it to be. After all, they both seem to fall asleep in the sitting room. Not mine: yada, yada. Much thanks for any R&R.

John has been acting strangely. Sherlock observes and realizes something. Sherlock/John, Sherlock POV.

Mycroft holds a 'minor' position in the British government, he reflects on his role and the similarities he sees in an old song he once heard. Short little one-shot.

Roommates are curious things. Curious in the way that no-one ever really wants one initially, and yet they always have this knack of sticking around. And sometimes, they work their way into your life until you can't imagine it without them - John/Sherlock

John's been aware of certain truths, right from the start.

All fourteen-year-old Mycroft wants to do is sleep. A beloved routine, that he is finding great trouble completing, when his seven-year-old brother keeps annoying him to pieces. Until, Sherlock asks the most peculiar question: "Will you read to me?"

It felt like someone had forced open his jaw and shoved something down his throat. It tasted horrid. Sherlock supposed it might be Victory.

Some say the world will end in fire. And Sherlock's did, every single night. Sherlock has nightmares after the night at the pool. Slight Sherlock/John.

Sherlock is convinced he can do pretty much anything. John is determined to prove him wrong. "Jumping off a cliff does not count as flying, Sherlock." "It does until I hit the ground."

Sherlock and John are on their way to investigate a crime scene, and John is in an epically bad mood, due to being dragged out of bed at unholy hours, yet again! Can Sherlock help him out of it? Read on, dear reader, read on. Unabashed smut.

Sherlock only has three things he values. No, make that four. DISCLAIMER: DO NOT OWN. I am only borrowing.

Five ways Sherlock and John's relationship ended and one way it didn't.

Follow thy fair sun, unhappy shadow. -Thomas Campion. Someone's stalking Sherlock...