With conflicting information and a lack of clues, a case outside of London holds more twists than anybody wanted. His friend's strange behavior only confuses the situation further.

Sherlock Holmes' retirement is quiet and peaceful until his old friend John Watson interrupts it with a strange request. Soon they'll face the unknown together one last time, but there is nothing to be afraid of, and everything rhymes in the end.

"I expected the gunshot. I did not expect it to be such a severe wound." Holmes has returned, but he may have lost more than Moriarty at the Falls.

Holmes, for once, wants to sleep. Watson has different ideas.

"Holmes. Sherlock Holmes. That is who I am." Holmes is slipping, drowning under the storm of his mind. Moriarty fights to stay under as long as he can.

Original Prompt: "So it was, my dear Watson, that at two o'clock to-day I found myself in my old arm-chair in my own old room, and only wishing that I could have seen my old friend Watson in the other chair which he has so often adorned." Holmes returns to 221B, and reminisces.

Original prompt: "based on an interaction that my sister and I had—I became an annoying older sis and started tapping her" Watson is trying to write his accounts. Holmes is bored.

Watson reflects on a rather amusing case he once helped Sherlock solve. Oneshot.

What if Sherlock Holmes and James Moriarty turned out to be relatives? Set mostly at the Reichenbach Falls.

Some things, like being alive, are worth celebrating.

Run alone, that Alpha would have accomplished quite a bit more than rescue the kids and capture the adults. This Alpha starts with no Yarders in sight.

When evident grief sparks pointed concern, Mycroft decides to circumvent the postal service. EMPT AU

Rules and patterns all start somewhere. An early experiment teaches Holmes a terrifying lesson about leaving his work unattended.

When a series of attacks on agents of the British Empire takes place, Mycroft Holmes asks his brother Sherlock for help. He is supposed to identify the attackers. However, during their investigation, Holmes and Watson stumble upon a conspiracy, in which elements of the British government seem to be involved as well.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are called to Tudor Hall, where the host has been murdered. The suspects are his five guests, Colonel von Gatow, Professor Plum, Miss Scarlett, Mrs. Peacock, Reverend Green, as well as his housekeeper, Mrs. White.

Afghanistan 1880. Dr. Watson is haunted by nightmarish memories. After an attack on Mycroft Holmes, an old phantom from his past seems to reappear. The Phantom of Maiwand.

With James Whitmore, Holmes receives a new client with an incredible story. His neighbor's house has disappeared into thin air. How is that possible?

Sherlock Holmes has a new client. The banker Walther Ralph believes he has been cheated in a bet. The alleged perpetrator is a man named Phileas Fogg.

A hesitant first trip away from the courtyard becomes another promise of safety.

Even the most observant occasionally neglects to pay attention

After so many weeks, Watson finally finds a plan that might repay a three-year-old debt. Directly follows Contingency Plans

John Watson never expected to witness a miracle. They don't happen to middle-aged men in London, after all, and certainly one wouldn't occur for a man as firmly embedded in reality as Sherlock Holmes.

Inspector Giles Lestrade of Scotland Yard was the kind of man who was used to never needing to shout to be heard. A third person limited, creative introduction to Inspector Lestrade, including his thoughts on Holmes, Watson, and "A Study in Scarlet."

Sherlock uses an excuse to visit his sister.

A collection of fragments, either missing scenes from my other stories or random scribblings too small to warrant their own postings. Each chapter stands alone