Sherlock's voice was beginning to waver, small cracks forming in his words. He swiftly walked back over to the couch and dropped to his knees before the doctor, resting his face front first onto John's thighs. "You have crippled me."

If a single word fell from his lips he knew it would be the end. One of them had to cave first and John was set on seeing the man across from him take the first hit. Sherlock would break and their was nothing John could do to hold him together. /One-shot.

Just a little piece about a doomed turkey, the world's only consulting detective, and his doctor. -Sherlock/John. Fluff.

Feeling bad for himself after a fight with Sherlock, Moriarty comes across a cat in a black alley. He thinks it will make a good pet, but, little does he know that it can talk and hear his thoughts.

I promise this story is a lot better than the title sounds. Sequel to "I Can Take the Pain Away". Moriarty goes to a London cafe to meet his secret admirer. Little does he know that she is hiding a secret. She's a witch that is also in love with him.

Did anyone wonder what would happen if Sherlock was faced with someone with similar deduction ability? rated T because I'm paranoid, but rating will go up with story progressing. Inevitably, S/J later. (temporarily abandoned since season 3 was not inspiring whatsoever.)

It's not rocket science. At least, it's not supposed to be.

Watson doing what he does best. Chasing Sherlock through the streets of London. And being a little out of shape. And wearing a jumper. Sherlock doing what he does best, being really tall and having impossibly cooling, calming fingers. VERY mild lang.

Jim Moriarty and Molly Hooper explore their love. M for violence/graphic imagery

My interpretation of the pool scene

John helps Sherlock with a case, but he questions his real value to Sherlock.

Gregory Lestrade/Sherlock Holmes, preview of a fic that I'm working on. Authors note explains.

Drabbles surrounding Tori Luck, a continuation of my previous story The original Baker St irregular. Focusing on OC, so probably shouldnt read if its not your thing.

Mycroft, Lestrade, Sherlock and John visit Mummy Holmes when she takes ill. Mycroft/Lestrade, Sherlock/John. Warnings for homophobia and use of gay slurs.

OS - John erwischt Sherlock dabei, wie dieser mal wieder mit Drogen hantiert.

One of John Watson's less vaunted skills becomes necessary to stop a bomb from exploding. Gen.

In ten minutes Sherlock will live in a world with no John in it. Ten minutes is how long they have for everything. Warnings: there are no happy endings here.

Her necklace was the only support she had between life and death. And she was ready to start the show. Molliarty. PG-13. TRIGGER WARNING: There's suicide and dark moments. Continue at your own discretion.

Sherlock is brilliant. But when a mind as sharp as his has nothing to dull its edge on, it begins to turn on itself. A look inside the mind of Sherlock Holmes: because wherever there is stunning brilliance, there is also the darkest, deepest shadow.

"The things you see," a therapist told Sherlock once, "You do know they're not real, don't you?". We've always known that Sherlock is different; but what if, this time, those problems ran a little... deeper?

John sees right through Sherlock and how he can destroy himself with his brilliant mind.

A not-sohappy ending to the pool incident. PLEASE REVIEW! rated T because of the use of the f-word once

High School!AU. John is horrified when his project partner turns out to be the insane Sherlock Holmes. SLASH- warning for some language and teen smut! M to be safe

John after Sherlock's 'death' and John when he returns. And the fire burns regardless.

Sherlock attempts to solve a case while his usual brilliance is somewhat eclipsed. Neither him nor John realize how life-threatening such a decision could be.