When Molly moves back to London she finds the most beautiful flat up for rent. Too bad the previous occupant isn't ready to leave it yet. -AU-

At age ten he is a disappointment to his brother, more interested in dead things than deductions. When a small, strange girl moves to the village, Mycroft gets a protégé, but Sherlock finds something much more.

Molly is attacked, Sherlock takes an easy case, feelings are reevaluated.

Sherlock always misses something. Also, since when did Molly singing along with the radio distract him? Sherlolly

Death cannot stop true love. (The Princess Bride AU)

"He sees it in the wistful glances at small children on the street, and in the way she deviates from her usual trek throughout the hospital in favor of routes that pass the maternity ward."

He wasn't the benevolently chivalrous knight in shining armor. She wasn't the fair maiden who fainted at the sight of blood. – Molly learns that the bedtime stories of yore aren't meant for thirty-something pathologists. Sherlolly. AU. Part X – Aren't the villains supposed to lose in the end?

Sherlock Holmes has always considered himself married to his work; there's no room in his life for a woman. But over the course of a year, his opinion might change.

He rolls his eyes at least a dozen times a session, never contributes anything positive, cuts people down (including the lecturer) and nearly killed Andy when he accidentally knocked his petri dishes off of the work bench.

As is always the case when it comes to Molly it is just the right thing at just the wrong time.

Season 3 Spoilers!: Molly goes to check up on Sherlock after the wedding, but comes face to face with an upset, drunken detective.

She's a bit surprised when she wakes up with Sherlock naked in her bed. Light M.

"No you didn't, not really. Earlier this evening you snogged me in front of my siblings and told my seven year old niece to call you Uncle Sherlock." Sherlolly. Oneshot. Unrelated to and probably falsified by Season Three. See Author's Note for specifics. Rated for language.

It starts, like with many things in Molly Hooper's life, bound to a tragedy waiting to unfold, with a fall.

I'll love you long after you're gone... AU from series 3.

She is just the same as she has always been, just as tolerant, just as forgiving, and just as kind.

Curiosity has always been the driving force in the life of Sherlock Holmes. Tonight it drives him to embark on a potential experiment that means working with volatile elements and potentially explosive results...and Molly Hooper. Written for the '50 Reasons to Have (Sherlolly) Sex' meme on tumblr. Sherlolly. Rated M for a reason. Incredible cover art byFlavialikestodraw.

Very long one-shot. Sherlock can't deny that Molly counts, and he knows he can always count on her...but when she needs help, can she count on him? Not fluff, possible triggers.

They all say it's because he wants, craves, needs, heroin. When in fact, the truth is much worse, he wants, craves, needs, Molly and it makes him feel pathetic because the only time he's had her, the only time he's tasted her, is in his dreams. AU…kind of.

She should have known it was never going to last. (Written for the '50 Reasons to have (Sherlolly) sex' meme on tumblr)

It's not that he wasn't tired. He just couldn't settle down, and the woman lying next to him was entirely to blame.

And I won't feel a thing.

Or the one where Molly Hooper blindly walks in on Sherlock Holmes and a house guest. After which Sherlock royally screws up and then some. Molly finds she's equal parts fond and exasperated of the man.

Both Sherlock and Molly must take leaps of faith. But which is more terrifying-risking one's life or one's heart? Tag to "Reichenbach Fall"Rated T for the fall.

Molly Hooper never thought she'd ever see the day where a visit from Sherlock wouldn't excite her. She just couldn't do this anymore. It was time to move on and that's exactly what she was going to do, no matter how hard it would be to do it. Rated M for sexuality.

Molly can think of much better ways of spending Christmas Eve than being ridiculed at Baker street. So this year she won't go to the party. It's not like anyone will even notice. Right?

Molly finds Sherlock approaching her more often, but is it just coffee he's after?

Molly and Sherlock have just moved into their new flat. Molly has some ideas for interior decorating. Established Sherlolly fluffy oneshot. Adult themes.

Molly is devastated when she overhears Sherlock making a confession of love to John...but is there something she's missed?

Some would say that it was immoral, what he was doing. He hadn't missed the glint of silver, but in this moment, he also hadn't missed the way her heart was beating a staccato rhythm beneath his lips. Sherlock/Molly. [Warning, there are spoilers in the reviews.]

She wanted to groan, angry that her body had woken her at such an early hour, but she knew that she should stay quiet in courtesy of the form lying next to her. Though, consciousness of him made her more willing to open her eyes.

"How. Long. Have you been standing there," she demanded. "Long enough for you to have earned the blush on your face," he replied. - Sherlolly locker room fluff -

"It was primal. That was Sherlock's only explanation for the feeling that enveloped him as he watched Molly. He could admit that even he was subject to basal instincts from time to time. Simply biology." Slight TRF spoilers, mostly just a fun Sherlolly one-shot

Sherlock was the last person Molly would have suspected of being a hoarder.

Sherlock is on a case, and his only available assistant is Molly. A dangerous heatwave is blanketing the city of London, and stealing the lives of several citizens. But Sherlock is convinced one of the corpses wasn't killed by heat. The pressure is on, and it just keeps getting hotter...especially for a certain detective and his lovely assistant. Post Reichenbach Fall.

Molly Hooper gets flak for a lot of things, including her blatant feelings for Sherlock Holmes, which is why he's the last person she wants to see when she seeks solitude in which to have herself a good cry. As usual, he steamrolls over her wishes to confront her about something that's been on his mind for a while...or at least makes a valiant attempt to. Sherlolly Fluff.

Post-S1 AU: Molly is paid a visit by the Consulting Criminal and Sherlock stumbles into the emotional minefield that is the aftermath. John sits on the sidelines drinking tea. Rated M for strong violence and other adult content in later chapters.

A dead man sits on Molly Hooper's vanity chair, pale skin like marble (bruises and lacerations veins in the stone), a cigarette between his fingers. 2013 SAMFA Winner, Best Romance in M Rated Category Nominated 2013 for Best Angst and Best Drama

Molly and Sherlock have very different opinions on their relationship. What happens when Sherlock asks a very important question? Prompt fill for Lilly McMissile.

It just wasn't Molly Hooper's day. Or life.

Molly has a baby. Mycroft is there to help.

John's just back from his honeymoon and pulled into an early morning intervention for Sherlock at 221B. Constructive criticism welcome!

Sherlock Holmes gave his heart to Molly Hooper a long time ago - she just never knew it.

She only intended to get some parts he'd borrowed from Bart's back. Winner of Best Humor SAMFAS 2013.

Life taught Molly Hooper how to mourn. Too bad it didn't teach her to mourn Sherlock Holmes. Major AU.

It's taken a decade, untold amounts of heartbreak, three boyfriends on her part, quite a bit of possessiveness on his, a Consulting Criminal, a dominatrix, a fake death, a web of spiders and a resurrection for him to finally get it right.

Sometimes, Molly wonders if Sherlock Holmes is a figment of her imagination, torn from the deep recesses of her heart and soul to taunt her with something that she's always wanted but could never have.

When Sherlock Holmes asked John Watson to move in with him, there was something he neglected to tell his new flatmate. Unfortunately, John Watson sees but does not observe. (Sherlock/Molly)

Molly Hooper stays because Sherlock Holmes wants-needs-her to stay and she's always done everything for him, so why should she stop now?

She thinks her life is changing for the better until he comes back without warning and now she isn't sure what she wants anymore. Eight years is a long time to be away after all. A continuation of Down This Road. AU Sherlolly.

A sequel to Collide, but can be read alone. Because showing up and sticking around are two completely different things. Sherlock must prove he's capable of fatherhood and work through the tangled webs that are his feelings for Molly, and vice versa. A look at their first year of parenthood. Eventual Sherlolly. Now complete.

She's always thought that Sherlock Holmes looks like an angel. Which makes Jim, something akin to a demon. It makes sense then, that Molly is their purgatory. At least to her it does. Slightly AU. Molly/Jim and Sherlock/Molly

It's all his fault.

Sherlock overhears Molly on the phone - She's dating John. Cue an unhappy Sherlock.

She settles for a life of waiting tables and filling coffee cups, he holds the pen in his hand but the words never make it onto the paper. Then they meet and in the span of a year their lives change in ways they didn't see coming. AU Sherlolly. Oneshot.

Things are different, but he's not sure how.

A Sherlolly spin on what Sherlock was doing before John joined him by the fire in 'The Hound of Baskerville.' Slight reference/foreshadowing of 'The Reichenbach Fall.'

"You should have seen it, Sherlock. He would chase the cat around the flat, pecking at his tail. It was awful. I had to work really hard not to laugh."

Sherlock Holmes is Molly Hooper's greatest tragedy. During and after the Fall.

Molly Hooper likes sex. Molly Hooper wants to have sex…like right now. With Sherlock Holmes. She just needs to get him to shut-up. Set after the Fall. Smut and maybe a little bit of plot. Maybe.

Three years after the Fall and everything is back to normal. Until it isn't. Molly Hooper's past decides to rear its ugly head and she's going to need all the help she can get to stop the man who wants her dead.

These things pass. So they say.

Molly isn't fond of lifts. Sherlock tries to fix that.

A world where Sherlock brings her breakfast in bed would not be right at all. It would be very very wrong, and somewhat terrifying. [Follow up to Cake]

"You know," she said leaning back against her chair as he stood to tower over her, "I absolutely know you can talk in English. You certainly understand it. So why do you insist on talking to me in French when I don't understand half of what you are saying?" AU.

Molly knew what was being said about Sherlock: "the child of a serial killer, the child is tainted", the adults would say. "Freak" was the simpler label by their classmates. Co-written with AmaliaKensington/Lexieken

Authors: OneMillionandNine and MaybeAmanda Notes: Happy Holidays! :D

Two times Sherlock diagnosed Molly's fever with a kiss, and one time she diagnosed his. Prompt from OrangeSherbert06 over on tumblr, originally posted there too. Now crossposted on Ao3

"The Apeeshweh, they've got this word – 'keshba'. It doesn't directly translate, but it essentially means 'life can be good again'." Despite the Fall, despite John losing Sherlock, Molly manages to find good in the form of a thousand-year-old Doctor.