Having had too much to drink on an away mission, Kirk drunk-dials Spock. A very confusing conversation follows.

Kirk makes the most terrifying leap of his life—for Spock.

Spock questions his place in the universe as Kirk struggles to name this unspoken feeling steadily building between them. They discover—together, as always—that the answers they both seek are one and the same.

When Spock is summoned to stand trial for his accountability in the destruction of Vulcan, the Enterprise crew launches into a game of logic with the Vulcan High Council.

Five things Spock knows, and the one thing Jim does.

In coming back home - back to John Watson - Sherlock Holmes finds himself face-to-face with the most staggering discovery of all. Inspired by the Series 3 clip shown at the 2013 San Diego Comic Convention. No spoilers.

The Fall of The Reichenbach Hero is Sherlock Holmes' greatest magic trick. No one expected that it is John Watson who will deliver the third and final act. Including the magician himself. And though it's been said that a great magician never reveals his secrets, there are always exceptions.

When a righteous man sheds his blood in Hell, Sherlock Holmes realizes that he is not the only one prepared to burn. Slight AU, semi-crossover with Supernatural.

What really transpired between the Holmes brothers during the time John went to meet Mycroft and Sherlock went to meet Molly? A series of text messages that reveal how Sherlock is not the only one willing to take the fall, and how Mycroft is still one step ahead of everyone else. Even his own brother.

He asks you to do one more miracle for him. You can't. Not yet. Not until he promises to do one more miracle for you too. Post-Reichenbach.

It is not the calm before a storm. Rather, it is the quiet the settles after it, when the winds have died and the clouds have cleared to reveal the damage left by the storm's wake. Post-Reichenbach.

After the night at the pool, Sherlock struggles between his need for John and his desire to keep John safe. And when Sherlock decides to protect John's heart from his own, John convinces him that their hearts are safer together than they are apart.

"Sherlock..." John pauses. "Are you equating me with Moriarty?"

In which a pseudo-scientific method is employed in investigating the curious relationship of the best and wisest men we have ever known. Only instead of allowing logic to fully dictate the study, we let ourselves be guided by methods of the heart.