An elderly Holmes and Watson reminisce on days gone by.

When a warning reaches Watson but not Holmes, Watson must rely on a week-old hypothetical to get the message across

When Holmes and Watson are summoned to Thornbridge Hall, they find themselves entangled in a web of secrets surrounding the tragic death of Lord Remington's niece, Emily, years earlier. As the two navigate a house steeped in haunting memories and unravel the dark past of its troubled inhabitants, buried truths resurface, threatening to destroy those involved. **COMPLETE**

As Paul Green returned from an exhausting overseas trip, he found himself sharing a train compartment with a strange man named Mr. Crane. Paul, feeling the weight of his recent experiences, began to unburden himself to this mysterious stranger. He confided in Mr. Crane about three men who had caused him significant distress and whom he wished would simply disappear from his life.

In 1920, Dr. John Watson breaks his long silence on the darkest, most difficult case - actually a series of cases - that Sherlock Holmes ever worked on. Holmes believes it's his greatest failure, but Watson thinks very differently. He believes the case showed Holmes at his very best.

Distracted words have far-reaching consequences. An AU of Words Unspoken set a year after To Find Home Again.

Holmes has been kidnapped by professor Moriarty. TRIGGER warning SA

When the aftermath of an accident finds Holmes and Watson in an old haunted manor house, they learn of a vampiric curse that haunts the family of an old friend; they must seek to break it before it's too late.

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

Hi everyone! I'm back! I am finally ready to introduce my original character that I teased in one of my previous shorts. It took 12 years to craft this character to make her feel real and fit in the Holmesian world. Meet Elizabeth Holmes. She is the orphaned niece of Sherlock and Mycroft. After a family tragedy tore their lives apart, she has returned to England to find closure.

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.

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. Please read & review!

Exactly what it says on the title. For everyone else who feels that there is more to Holmes' return than the events related in The Empty House.

Before he was famous, she knew him. In the red autumn of 1888, secluded by the four walls of her dismal room against the choking air of Whitechapel, Mary Kelly sits to compose a lone letter to a lover long past. But what she creates instead is a clear and moving look at her own life as a servant girl in Yorkshire and her descent into the disreputable underbelly of London.

On a rainy night, an investigative reporter knocked on the door of 221B Baker Street, desperate for the help of Sherlock Holmes. Disguised and trembling with fear, the disappearing waitress girl,the mysterious map and dark past, With every clue leading them deeper into danger, Holmes must race against time to unravel the deadly puzzle before more lives are claimed.

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.

During a visit to the theater, Holmes and Watson witness a deadly attack. Although the detective can quickly identify the perpetrator, he appears to have an ironclad alibi.

After a bout of weakness, Watson prescribes a stay in the country for his friend and himself. There, they meet the kind landowner Mr. Allen and his tenant Mr. Wodehouse, who has a peculiar physical characteristic.

Inspector Lestrade visits Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson at Baker Street to consult them on a case. The victim is a migrant from Norway. However, the peculiar thing is: the supposed name of the deceased is Sven Sigerson.

Sherlock Holmes acquires Eileen Lancaster as a client, who is deeply concerned about her uncle. He appears to have undergone profound changes in his character. Are the reasons for this the strange occurrences at his estate and a raven that supposedly visits him at night?

Mycroft Holmes receives a (mistaken) missive from his brother, currently absent from London on his world-wide hunt. The elder Holmes, unaware of the error, attempts to come to terms with being the only Holmes.

A case's ending takes an unexpected—and unwelcome—turn. Watson's pov of Perception. Read that one first to avoid spoilers

A strange young woman visits Sherlock Holmes to seek his help but leaves in a hurry before she can explain her problem. Who is she, and what exactly does she want?

Elizabeth Peverell vient demander l'aide de Holmes et Watson concernant son frère cadet. En effet, des suites des douteux comportements il a été enfermé au Bethlem Royal Hospital, un asile à la mauvaise réputation. Elizabeth clame l'intelligence de son petit frère, qu'il n'est pas fou. Holmes accepte cette affaire, se faisant interner pour prouver la lucidité de son client.

It is a deceptively mild spring evening in 1891 when Dr. John Watson enters the drawing room of the Diogenes Club. He is supposed to be in Switzerland. -.-.- Hiatus Fic. Spoilers.