London, 1895. All newly-minted heiress Molly Hooper wants to find is a reasonably agreeable husband and a patron to keep her father's clinic. Thanks to a rather public faux pas what she ends up with is an engagement to Sherlock Holmes, a man The Times has dubbed "The Rudest Man in London." But what happens if this marriage of convenience becomes inconveniently emotional? FINISHED!

He dreams of it, on the helicopter ride back. The coffin. The choice. He destroyed Molly to save her and now it's him in need of saving. Angst, standalone, set directly after TFP

Sherlock never realized how good he would be at this parenting thing. Or how much he would love it.

Irene's 'happy birthday' text is burning a hole in Sherlock's pocket. What happens when he decides to act on it?

A quiet moment between two friends, and a small revelation, which leads to a bigger one. Suggested by the current images for S4, sweet little Sherlolly ficlet which now has 2 chapters.

Holmes has always appreciated Hooper's intellect but when he discovers her rather... unladylike reading habits he finds himself distracted beyond all reason. Why is she reading naughty contraband books? Why does she know how to tie naughty Japanese knots? And why oh why does it bother him so much? AU Abominable Bride Universe, D/s elements, NSFW

John had never imagined that he'd ever find himself living with a vampire. But if he had, he'd probably imagine a few more... stone walls and rusted iron chains and less quaint wallpaper and elderly ladies pushing biscuits.

semiotics: ˌsiːmɪˈɒtɪks,ˌsɛmɪ- noun. The study of signs and symbols and their use or meaning. Sherlock. Molly. A new equation and so much want... He doesn't know what's happening to him. Fluff, slow build. Enjoy!

It seemed like a brilliant plan. Harry and Clara hate that their relationship is all that anyone wants to gossip about, so John does what any good brother would do: he sets himself up to be a bigger item of gossip instead. Surely by announcing that he's dating the one and only openly-gay boy at their school, he'll draw their classmates' attention away from her and Clara.

What would you do for the man you loved? How would you show him if words failed you both, over and over again? Molly and Sherlock are at the beginning of something, something neither of them is quite ready for, despite all their years of knowing one another...Sequel to "An Absence of Colour." Molly's POV because I couldn't quite leave things there.

Will Scott is a man with a very... particular skill-set. As Ms. Adler's only male escort he's seen every debauchery known to man. So when a client asks him to help her friend Molly get over a broken engagement, he assumes it will be a simple job. Mistake #1, right there... AU Sex Work, written for the Sherlolly Big Bang. Past Character Death, Mentions of Drug-Use, Sex and Violence

Yorkshire, 1173. Having lost his place at court, Sherlock Holmes is obliged by his brother to forsake his beloved London and marry an heiress in the far away North. It is, as far as he's concerned, a fate worse than death. On his way to be wedded to this creature however he encounters an outlaw, one who seems awfully curious about him... Medieval AU, rating has been raised.

Lestrade has always been there for Sherlock, but things get more complicated after the two spend Sherlock's heat together. Omega!Sherlock and Alpha!Lestrade. Omega!verse, meaning smut of the m/m variety, heat, knotting, and eventual mpreg. Don't like, don't read.

Simon's magick has always been unpredictable, but this night he feels like it's burning him alive from the inside out. And Baz, his sworn enemy and vampire roommate, is the only one cold enough, undead enough, to stop the fire.

The new year finds Sherlock recovering from a life-threatening wound & taking a closer look at the people he cares about. Particularly his pathologist. Until now, he's had no use for sentiment. Molly is all heart & takes in strays. Like him. When Molly takes in a new stray & an evil genius returns, will Sherlock be able to protect her? Who'll protect her from him? Sherlolly.

Sherlock and the Met are baffled by the strange deaths popping up around London. Of course, John knows what killed them, and when he finds whoever it is that was foolish enough to leave their kind exposed, he'll kill them, too. Besides, rogue newborns are far too dangerous, and he won't allow them to live in this city while his beloved does. *Part 2 of the Dark Things series*

It's the call of the void- That instinctive human desire to fall. Sherlock and Molly have come through Tom's machinations but are they ready to move on yet? There's only one way to find out. Sequel of sorts to "Best Served Cold." And note the rating, people...

John wants some things that even Sherlock could never imagine. * Part 1 of the Dark Things series *

Sherlock Holmes isn't a goldfish, and those who aren't goldfish don't have problems. So why is everyone acting like he has? Perhaps it's because in the aftermath of his relapse and Moriarty's reappearance, certain... cracks are beginning to show. And even if he had problem... Why would some part of him seem convinced that Molly Hooper can help? That's the greatest mystery of all.

Mob!AU - Mafia!AU - Boss!John bought the first night of virgin!Sherlock who works as a rentboy in Miss Adler's brothel.

John knew that Sherlock was a stubborn man. However, Sherlock was the worst when it came to sleep. Only when the stars aligned and heaven and earth screamed in glorious bliss would Sherlock willingly go to bed when John suggested. But Sherlock has a secret. A secret John is soon to discover. The consulting detective actually sleeps quite often. Right under John's nose, in fact...

There's a heatwave in London, but it's not affecting Sherlock. Oh no. Any more than he's being affected by his new flatmates- John, Mary, Molly Hooper and Molly Hooper's unconscionably teensy pyjamas. (Seriously? Are they even legal?) But as the heatwave rolls on and Molly and Sherlock get closer, might the Great Detective finally lose his cool? Rated hard T

Kitty Watson is 8 years old when she declares that she's going to marry her father's best friend.Unfortunately for her, however, that best friend is Sherlock Holmes and he's already married to his work. But is it his job he's married to, or is he hiding from something? And why does he care whether Molly Hooper's got a boyfriend anyway? Unrequited crushes and eventual sherlolly

Virgin!Sherlock, 18 and just out of school, is in Morocco in the early 1900's to learn about the ways of the world. Dr. John Watson, lately of the British Army and invalided out at age of 36, picks him up in the market place. Lessons (you know what kind) are taught and absorbed. Inspired by the song Wrapped Around Your Finger by The Police.

Janine prefers Sherlock over the other men at the wedding.

Irene Adler has been living in Philadelphia under a new name ever since Sherlock saved her in Karachi. Until, one day, he turns up at the bottom of her street and she doesn't know what she should feel. Adlock, Sherene, Shirene, whichever ;)

John's life goes down a path that he hasn't indulged in for awhile. His love of the male gender was a side of him he didn't talk about. During a game of spin the bottle during a wild party he ends up kissing Sherlock, a young boy who was labeled a freak by the rest of the school. As things heat up, John's love life begins to spiral out of control. Johnlock! mentions of Johniarty

Teenlock AU. John Watson is the biggest jerk in his school. He has no qualms about being cruel to his fellow classmates. Except for Sherlock Holmes, of course, but you can't expect him to bully his secret boyfriend.

Lestrade notices how attractive Sherlock looks while in a provocative outfit for undercover work. Sherlock notices Lestrade noticing. Sexy times ensue. (Sherstrade, Sherlock/Lestrade)

When John signs up to partner with Sherlock Holmes in photography class, he never guesses it will end up with him balls-deep in his study partner's arse. Easy A?

Sherlock attempts to confront Lestrade over his drunken pronouncement of love for the detective but things do not go as Sherlock planned. Eventual Sherstrade. I'm terrible at summaries. Rating for later chapters.

Smutty little drabble. John has a slight obsession with certain parts of Sherlock's body.

They are a growing canvas of apologies. Slight AU.

A moment in time from the adventures in death of Sherlock. He needs a partner for the evening and she surprises them both in staying. Sex/Fluff/Slight Action. Irene/Sherlock.

Post TRF- Sherlock is left worn down from his travels across the country and seeks Irene for help.

He wants them to fit together, and at the moment they do not. Sherlock and Molly have moved in together and on together, but there's still one problem they haven't solved: How can a higher-functioning sociopath and a morgue mouse's relationship actually work? AU, sequel to "Be Near Me When My Light Is Low." Takes place 6 months after Hough's death, but can be read as a standalone.

Basically Molly (and the author) shamelessly appreciating the beauty of Benedict Cumberbatch / Sherlock Holmes

Irene Adler sits in her new flat, hiding out in a foreign country. It has been two years since she heard of Sherlock's death, and she has given up hope on every seeing him again, but an unlikely intruder might just restore that hope.

He hates how much he needs her in his head. It's a defense mechanism, it was survival. For same reason that John's voice echos in his ears, Irene Adler sometimes dances in front of his eyes, caresses his cheek, kisses him deeply. He needs this delusion the same way he needed the drugs once. How Irene repays a debt, how Sherlock's mind cracks, and a needed dance. Adlock.

Sherlock loves to call Greg by the wrong name. They both know he does it to goad the older man into a wonderfully rough shag. He does it during cases. He does it at Baskerville. And he has the nerve to do it again after coming back from the dead. Explicit.

12 years, 8 characters, 1 Sherlock. This is the story of how the boy on Mrs. Hudson's step became the detective in John Watson's adventures, told from the point of view of the people who know him best. Rated hard T for language, mentions of drug use and mental health issues. AU, set in the same universe as "Be Near Me When My Light Is Low," but can be read as a standalone.

Part 1. John POV. John is frustrated at the unresponsiveness of his flatmate. Pre-slash/relationship building. I don't claim any rights to anything remotely BBC.

Five times John caught Sherlock sleeping, and the one time he joined him. Johnlock.

It was stupid to get involved with a student in the first place. It was downright idiotic to get attached to them. But somehow, Professor Watson let himself fall in love with Sherlock Holmes anyway. Teenlock/Unilock. Sequel to, "The Appropriate Time to Have Moral Objections."

John's flat mate may insist that John only saw, but didn't observe. But he was wrong. John may have been inebriated, but he wasn't stupid. He had followed a black wall to a black room. The sounds emerging were distinct. He was in a gay club. You hear about those things. What John couldn't explain, though, was why he entered the dark room. Or: John and Sherlock in a dark room

Most of the time, Professor Watson knows better than to get involved with his students. That is, until Sherlock shows up. Teenlock/Unilock. Explicit.

John sucking off Sherlock in a car, what more is there to say?

Sometimes the people we want the most are the same people with whom we should indulge ourselves the least... But, as Irene Adler can attest, we will want them all the same. We will sicken with it. And if we have the chance to have them, well... What else are The Woman and The Great Detective to do? Karachi, post "Scandal in Belgravia." Suggested by wickedwanton's prompt.

Snapshots of Sherlock and Greg's life together

At the end of a day, when Anderson's been a prat and John's snapped in front of the whole NSY, John just really wants a cup of tea. But no, Sherlock just has to steal his tea. For Christ's sake.

Sherlock grunted, but John ignored it, focusing instead on working his tongue along the seam of Sherlock's lips. He needed this, needed something, to prove that Sherlock was still here, alive and in his arms, and it was either this or beating him bloody.

Sherlock seeks to understand some of the baser human motivations. Very M and don't say I didn't warn you Sherlock/OFC

The largest of the soldiers flashed him a huge grin as he callously flung the body into John's tent. "Looky 'ere wha' we found ya, Doc," the others snickered, "ripe for the pickin' if ya know wha' I'm sayin'." Omega Verse, Omega Sherlock, Alpha John, Johnlock

Sherlock Holmes is dropping out of university, and has one goal in mind before he leaves: seducing Molly Hooper. Teacher/Student AU

Sherlock pays a visit to Lestrade in his office after hours. Smutty little PWP.

John discovers Sherlock's secret, which leads to two conversations between the flatmates in which Sherlock is surprisingly frank. (Merry Christmas to my fellow S/I shippers!)

'She wakes up with an involuntary twitch, to the dim light falling from a barred window - no more than a barred hole. A cramped cellar-like space, a naked concrete floor, an air matress she is curled up onto with a blanket...'

One shot on how Sherlock lost it... and where... and more importantly with her!

Wherein the young and not as yet famous Benedict Cumberbatch gets initiated in the wondrous art of violin play and succeeds in something completely different. M for reasons. You may have noticed that this is neither parody nor spoof, I simply wasn't sure where to post my story. My excuses to those you expected any of those. I do hold that my story is not devoid of humor:

Most people expect a morgue employee to be pale and cold. Maybe that's why Sherlock overlooked the obvious for so long when it came to Molly Hooper. Vamp AU

Sherlock and John attend a Halloween party on the trail of a vampire killer - a man who's been seducing his victims and taking all their blood. Sexy costumes, bad puns, hideous danger, frantic sex in hidden place and some Halloween-flavored fluff are all on hand to "treat" you. Boo. Follow my m/m romances at

In the end that was what did it. The sight of Sherlock's blood, the scent of it, as it coated that long column of unmarred white flesh. John was on him in an instant. Sherlock didn't stand a chance. Oneshot, Vampire!John

Sherlock and John are modern day vampire hunters. But what happens when Sherlock is bitten and becomes what he hunts? Rated T for violence and Johnlock. vampire AU

Smut - Sherlock awakens in a strange room with a very familiar female.

Lestrade has an obsession with a certain long beautiful coat wrapped around a tall lithe frame. so much so that his work is beginning to suffer. Then everything changes with one very unexpected phone call. Explicit language and adult themes, not intended for those under 18 please.

An attempted rape scares Sherlock more than he can understand. John understands though. Can he help? Johnlock

An unexpected text leads to an even more unexpected reunion. It starts out well enough, but Sherlock Holmes is a troubled man. Fortunately, troubled men are Irene Adler's speciality. Set post-series 2.

Lestrade, Anderson and Donovan visit Sherlock's flat late at night to go over a big case. Little did they know, a sleepy Johnlock is a domestic Johnlock. Their behavior takes everyone by surprise. Sweet, funny, slash.

He has practically just finished talking to Lestrade when it happens. A sudden dizziness assaults his brain, things tip sideways, and he barely catches himself on the arm of the sofa to slow his descent before he collapses altogether to the floor.

When John comes home to find Sherlock about to do drugs their relationship will be altered for life. Though perhaps not in a bad way.

If asked about it later you'll chalk it up to the excess adrenaline coursing through your veins, the heat of the moment and all that jazz. Warnings: slash, angst S/L

With Sherlock ill, Lestrade looks after him, until he needs looking after himself. Lestrade/Sherlock/John triangle-polyamory.

An injured Lestrade is enjoying a nice hot soak. Sherlock makes it even hotter.

Moriarty has Renfield's Syndrome, or clinical vampirism. Warning: non-con, extreme bloodplay. Really, take the bloodplay warning seriously...

After a scare, Sherlock needs to keep John close. PWP for sure.

In which Sherlock is captured and nearly destroyed for being what he is. Asexual!Sherlock/Straight!John platonic romance, established relationship . Warning: Possible trigger for sexual assault. Dark and angsty.

"John has gone to a lot of trouble to keep Sherlock alive & in reasonable health. So it's bitterly ironic that his cooking nearly does Sherlock in, one night." - John/Sherlock slash & hurt/comfort. 4th & final part of my "Higher than reason" 'verse.

Written for this prompt on sherlockbbc of lj: John interrupts a Sherlock/Irene clinch, gets jealous and doesn't understand why. Sherlock is flattered by this. Warnings: spoilers for A Scandal in Bohemia and the entire series.

and One Time He Did Something About It. John/Sherlock.

"Why didn't you call? Do you have ANY idea what I just went through!" Sherlock doesn't call John when the flat explodes. John is displeased. Written for the LiveJournal kinkmeme. Hard slash.

Every now and then, very rarely, a crime will linger in DI Lestrade's mind long after he leaves the scene.

The heating is off in 221b. John wakes up in his frigid room and can't go back to sleep until he's warm. Humorous one-shot. Some light slash Watson/Sherlock.

John had a plan, and it's name was Get Some Sex. And the capitals were most certainly necessary. A short, humourous oneshot that I wrote for fun. Slash, Sherlock/John.

... For His Own Good And One Time Sherlock Tackled John J/S

Romantic or sexual encounters in the life of Sherlock Holmes. "He wondered, abstractly, why women were so attracted to him. It wasn't good for them." Nothing explicit .

It's all so confusing. So shameful. So wrong, and so very, very hopeless. Sherlock/John.