Three months after Operation Avengers all is well. Or is it? When Steve and Tony hack into SHIELD to find missing weapons shipments they find more than they bargained for in the form of a prisoner who should, by rights, have been sent to Asgard long ago.

None of this was supposed to happen. SHIELD wasn't supposed to find Thor and Loki on Earth three years after the battle. Loki wasn't supposed to be a silent shadow of who he once was. And the Avengers...weren't ever meant to have to endure the madness that would follow. "Cry, Loki. Cry."

Post-Avengers. Loki has faced his punishment and has been shattered. Thor is trying to mend the pieces, unaware of the danger lurking beneath the broken façade of his brother. The God of Lies has lost the battle, but not the war.

A mother's love is a fearsome thing. Or, in which Frigga takes matters in her own hands.

John is plagued by nightmares following the events of A Study in Pink. Sherlock gets curious and jumps into scientist mode. John doesn't really appreciate it. Sherlock/John friendship bonding, some character study. NO slash.

After his fall from the Bifrost, Loki finds himself taken in by a suburban family and lacking most of his magic. He resolves to escape them as soon as possible. This does not go the way he planned.

I saw the dawn break over the misty vineyards of Burgundy from the windows of the PLM Express from Paris, less than twenty-four hours after learning that Holmes was lying ill at the Hotel Dulong in Lyons.

A girl is stolen from Midgard. Filled with anger and hate, she slowly grows from the child pet of her kidnapper into a woman with a strong sense of self. Basically a well-written excuse for someone to love Loki when he needs it most. Loki/OC