Not long after his return from the Great Hiatus, Holmes experiences one of his most baffling and dangerous cases, with Watson. And for Watson, the stakes are… personal. Featuring TV's 'The Baker Street Boys', plus some more familiar Arthur Conan Doyle characters.

Mycroft Holmes' old cricket team's reunion charity game goes wrong when he, in public for once, becomes the target of an attack. It's a good (and very, very bad) thing that his little brother's flatmate had volunteered to play in his place.

A sequel to 'The Hunting of the Nark'.

When sleeping late becomes a tense avoidance of the sitting room, Holmes finds himself with a mystery in his own flat. What sent his friend into Combat in the safety of his bedroom? AU to Fragment 14: Eyes, taking place the morning after chapter 4 of To See a Tiger

Responses to Hades Lord of the Dead's SH 2023 December Calendar Challenge. Prompt 14: The Hand You Are Dealt.

Shortly after his promotion to inspector at Scotland Yard, Lestrade is tasked with investigating the murder of an unwed young mother of two over on the east end of London.

One-shot collection of all the moments from throughout Holmes and Watson's careers that we never see. Because they're just as interesting eating breakfast as they are solving cases. No slash, will update as inspiration strikes.

The last thing Jane Watson was expecting when she started medical school in London was that she'd get tangled up in the misadventures of a probably mad fellow student. Funny thing is she rather enjoys said misadventures. And the crazy man himself, Sherlock Holmes. This sucks. The story is better than the summary. Read. Please.

"The Great Detective" should know better than to use himself as bait. FINA AU

A collection of stories inspired by Hades Lord of Dead's December 2023 Challenge!

It never bodes well when an enemy knows more about your past than you care to remember. A crossover retelling of The Final Problem. PSA to all readers: In the interests of diplomacy, the word 'redskin' has been changed to 'Indian'. Still the wrong term, but at least it's not so blatantly racist, and still demonstrates Doyle's and Barrie's unthinking imperialism and ignorance.

As Holmes and Watson race to save the life of an innocent woman who has been sentenced to hang for the murder of her husband, they begin to realise that they might have assistance from a source other than natural, and are forced, over the course of the case, to reconsider long-held beliefs.

December Calendar Challenge of Awesomeness 2023.

A continuing series exploring the backgrounds of the Irregulars

2023 December Calendar Challenge! Hop in the hansom cab and come along for the ride.

full summary is inside but it's basically a futuristic incarnation story. As always let me know if I need a higher rating then what I have. Also part of this was written during the initial period of the pandemic so there is a couple of sentences that were influenced by that time period but it doesn't really affect the story

The Electrical Detective, AKA Tommy 'Shure-Lock' Ohms, has a terrible new foe!

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are invited to the dinner party of the renowned crime author Thomas Driscoll, who wants to present his latest novel. The mythical creature 'Wendigo' is supposed to captivate the readers. However, when the creature appears in the night and demands a victim, everything goes awry.

My (late, late) entry into the December Challenge by Hades Lord of the Dead!

My contributions to the Hades Lord of the Dead December Challenge of Awesomeness 2023!

Short stories answering the prompts of Hades Lord of the Dead's Calendar Challenge 2023.

My prompt answers to 2023's Calendar of Awesomeness, run by Hades Lord of the Dead (thank you again!) 31 days. 31 prompts. Holmes. Watson. Let's do this.

Another Sherlock Holmes Modern Alternate Universe limerick, except this takes place at Target and is about a traitor.

A Sherlock Holmes Alternate Universe limerick set in the modern world where Sherlock Holmes solves a mystery at a Starbucks Coffee involving a ranting culprit. Rated K for the intended humor; author's notes are included at the beginning of the limerick.

The old manor is like a labyrinth of secrets best left uncovered. Of course, Sherlock Holmes is the last person to leave well enough alone.