Jesse is somehow transformed into a child. How will he and Walt deal with it?

We're at Buckingham Palace, the very heart of the British Nation... Sherlock Holmes, put your trousers on! Riding crop, whipping, punishment

"She'd told him to go to hell. But Sherlock was clever, and Mary knew it. What she'd meant was, he would have to go to hell to save John Watson. Sherlock was already on the threshold of hell. What was one more step?" Post "The Six Thatchers" (with spoilers)-Sherlock confronts John. Rating for brief language and mild violence (fight scene).

HLV. Sherlock returns to Baker Street from the drugs den and the lab at Bart's. So what is Mycroft doing sitting on the stairs like Christopher Robin waiting for him? And why?

He's alive, and he's back, but he didn't make it in one piece. - Missing scenes from the beginning of "The Empty Hearse". Heavy angst, much hurt and little comfort.

A difficult conversation between the Holmes brothers, set just a little after the ending of The Abominable Bride.

The way the black mood feels when it comes is hard for him to explain. What it feels like now, on the sofa, is like he's suspended between the light and the dark, the warmth and cold, with everything being tugged downward. If he moves at all, he might break free or completely submerge. He reckons it's too dangerous to try. So all he can do is wait for it to pass, or to consume him.

Another shameless oneshot. Tony is suffering from hypothermia far away from civilization, so it's up to Gibbs to save him. It's a bit slashy, but in a hurt/comfort way rather than romantic or sexual. When it's life or death, you gotta do what you gotta do.

John won't save Sherlock. Not this time. Not from a complete and deliberate failure of chemistry experiment safety, the scientific method, and common sense.

Set during "A Scandal in Belgravia," after Sherlock identifies Irene Adler's body at the morgue. There had been danger nights before, but never had they involved someone's death. John Watson finds himself unsure of how to proceed, while Sherlock Holmes focuses solely on escape. Rated T for language and mentions of drug use. (Complete.)

"... I'm detoxing." John didn't know if he was being thick or if Sherlock was trying to admit something to him. "From what?" he asked. "The morphine, John, obviously!" Sherlock swept to his feet, burgundy dressing gown spinning out around him. [Set in HLV, between Sherlock leaving hospital and Christmas. Rated M for material and occasional swearing. Trigger warnings as such.]

When Jim Kirk learns that Section 31 has revived Khan and is using him for nefarious purposes, he decides to step in and try to gain the Augment as an ally. Rated for adult content, nothing explicit. Eventual Khirk.

Moriarty is still out there. Mycroft is seething. And John Watson, who got himself dumped, fired and nearly blown up all in a single week, decides to go away for a couple of days. Sometimes a small stone is enough to set off an avalanche. A danger night. - Set after "The Great Game". Rated M for graphic depiction of drug abuse and possibly dubious consent. Johnlock: Sherlock/John

Jim Moriarty is still out there. Mycroft Holmes is seething. And John Watson, who got himself dumped, fired and nearly blown up all in a single week, decides to go away for a couple of days. Sometimes a small stone is enough to set off an avalanche. A danger night. - Set after "The Great Game". Rated M for graphic depiction of drug abuse.

"I once said that caring is not an advantage. And yet, here I am." - After the disaster at Appledore, Mycroft Holmes contemplates Sherlock's future (or lack thereof). Sherlock himself has very little to say on the matter. A missing moment from "His Last Vow". Drama, Angst, a lot of Hurt and very little Comfort. Rated T for references to suicide.

An abuse case turns into an investigation where Sherlock, John, and all of Scotland Yard will learn stunning things about Sherlock's past and will change the relationship between him and John forever. Eventual John/Sherlock.

Torture, mutilation, murder ... they thought Azari's death was the end of it. But Gibbs and Tony caught the wrong man's attention, and for them, the nightmare is just beginning. Follow-up to 6x05 Nine Lives. Gen. COMPLETE.

Tony's hiding something—no surprise there. But would it really be so bad if the members of his team found out? Warnings for language and spoilers throughout the series. NEW chapter up!

Sherlock has been abducted and experienced something he'd never have expected, leaving him with an actual shock for once. And then there's John, willling to do anything to help; well, they're both in for a surprise as they try to work it out between them. Please be aware that this story deals with sexual assault. Eventual Johnlock. Edited in May 2014.

Alternative Ending to the series, taking off from Rabid Dog. This time Jesse didn't turn back when he went to confront Walt with the wire.

Sherlock believes profanity is the refuge of a lesser mind. John tries to prove that profanity and precision both have their place. John talking dirty can get *anyone* going, even a "married to his work" detective . . . and then Sherlock returns the favor. (He's not very good at it.)

After an attempt on Sherlock's life, John is there for his friend. Of course. Even though it might break his heart. One-shot, not Johnlock. Minor spoiler for TRF. The title is borrowed from ACD.

It was a late run. Last job of the day, Mike'd said. A dead drop, loose floorboard in the abandoned building. In and out. (M rating for attempted non-con)

One-shot. Friendship, Father/Son. How Gibbs finds out about Tony's fear of needles. *fluff warning*

An expansion of the famous scene in "ABQ" (Season 2, ep. 13) where Walter rescues Jesse from the drug den. Goes beyond the scene to Walter taking Jesse to a safe house and taking care of him for the night before Jesse goes to rehab. Plays upon Walt and Jesse's complicated father/son relationship. ALL the feels! And some Walter White mind-fuckery, of course.

Adam takes Joe on a trip to mark trees for cutting but he has another reason unbeknownst to Joe who is hiding a secret. Contains graphic violence and adult language and a reference to drugs.

The anti deus ex machina remix of Deja Q. What if the Continuum hadn't interceded after Q's selfless act? Ensemble cast, features thus far Picard, Troi, Wesley, LaForge, Data, and of course Q.

The doctor had just asked how bad the pain was when the pain spiked. Sherlock's initial response was a gasp that evolved into a whimper. "Ten," he gasped. "Ten..."

Sherlock wakes John up one night when he has a lot of pain and when John is unable to help his friend, Sherlock concedes to hospital care. No slash, just friendship.

Lying drugged in bed after the disaster at Irene Adler's, Sherlock tries to explain to John what 'how would you know' means. One-shot. Not Johnlock :)

One mistake can lead to another, as usual for Jesse. Features Jesse, Walt, Mike, Gus. Setting sometime around S4.

Holmes is injured, but it isn't Watson's doctoring skills that he needs or wants when he seeks out his friend. Warnings for rape.

Sherlock has injured himself but he hates hospitals. So what does he do? He hides it, of course. At least, he tries to but Dr. Watson has always been the best and Sherlock's secret is soon found out. Now John must patch Sherlock up because he still refuses to go to hospital. Hurt/comfort - not slash, just friendship.

Sherlock's raped on a case but he's fine. Really? Why is everyone fussing. So he's limping a little. It will heal! He's fine. Right? Right. ...Right? See warnings inside.

Or, "Five Times Sherlock Nearly Died, and One Time He Really Did." Rated T for language, and possibly graphic injuries. Sherlock whump. No slash. WARNING: Character death in final chapter!

Sherlock's been missing for just over a month. He is returned to the flat barely conscious and John helps Sherlock overcome the morphine addiction forced upon him by the kidnappers. COMPLETE.

Holmes and Watson explore their vulnerabilities.

Sherlock continues to stare wordlessly at John. His eyes, only minutes ago foggy with sleep and disorientation, are fierce. Intent. Completely awake, and not one bit happy. 'John. Give me the camera. Now.' John takes the camera with him as he turns and runs, laughing.

Post-Reichenbach, Sherlock's secrets start to seep out and Sgt. Donovan realizes just how wrong she was. Rated M for language and content in later chapters. TW for references to non-con. No slash as of yet.

Sherlock is taken by Moriarty, and when he's found he's going to need John more than ever as he makes his way slowly back to normality. Contains violence, strong language, angst, whump, etc Set just after TGG

John and Sherlock return to 221B after the pool. It's the middle of the night, the air heavy with the consequences of Sherlock's actions that they must now face. Spoilers for A Scandal in Belgravia. No slash.

Hank investigates Jesse and finds out something he wished he didn't. Walt/Jesse. Spoilers for S4. Updated to fix a typo.

Written for Drown Malcolm Month.

Jane takes the doll almost reverently - his fingers tapping along the wood toggle buttons of Rupert Bear's coat. Carefully. Entranced. "I saw him, and I thought of you. Must be the outdated, through spiffy outfit. Circa 1890, am I right?"/ Jisbon-centric/ COMPLETE

Two pills. One poisoned, one harmless. One for John, one for Sherlock.

Adam and his fifteen-year-old youngest brother haven't been getting along too well, but when Joe's life is left hanging in the balance, the two of them are forced to re-evaluate their relationship.

Events after 'The Great Game' leave Sherlock dependent on his best friend and colleague. But John has a secret of his own... Hurt/Comfort, Romance. Slash. Now with PODFIC!

Bertie doesn't stammer when he's angry.

A case goes horribly wrong and John is left with picking up the pieces of a very distraught Sherlock Holmes. Beta Read.

John holds Sherlock's hand to comfort him. Sherlock/John, friendship/gen, just a little something sweet.

Some men do not appreciate Sherlock's handling of their cases. They decide to pay him back. Written in response to a kink prompt which I cannot find again despite scouring the prompts pages for at least half an hour.

April, 1887: Watson hurries to France, where Holmes lies ill in the Hotel Dulong. Can the doctor help his friend back from the edge of despair?

Tony is undercover again, this time at a mental hospital. But when the lines between what real and fake start to blur, can Tony figure what's true and what's fake? More importantly, will he like what he finds? Or will he be stuck inside forever?

Originally a fill for the kinkmeme on LJ - see inside for the prompt and a summary. NC-17, dub-con/non-con, Holmes/Watson very strong friendship, pre-slash. Blackwood kidnaps Holmes, and Watson is "led" to him...

Missing scene to Need: what happened after Daniel broke down in the storage closet. Now up Ch2: Jack's POV

What happened when the Calamarain first showed up. A missing scene from Deja Q.

Pre-series; Tony has to answer to Gibbs for a mistake he makes during an undercover operation and finds out exactly how far his new boss is willing to go to ensure it doesn't happen again. Warning--contains non-sexual spanking.

A backstory to Granada's DEVI. What happened to cause not only an enforced holiday for Holmes, but also what influence could be strong enough to enable him to finally bury the drug forever on the sands of the Cornish coast? Now complete.

Malcolm finds he can't cope. Trip keeps a promise. Shockwave II Coda.

In the middle of the night, Wilson receives a very important phone call. OneShot.

Malcolm gets injured, and it is a little more than he can handle. TripMalcolm friendship, HC.

Before the cocaine, there was the morphine. In the early days if their friendship, Watson is there when Holmes almost makes a fatal mistake. Rated for adult themes. Friendship, can be read as preslash. Oneshot.

What if House went too far? What if it all went wrong and there was no last minute save? What would House do if he lost everything? Set after the 'tick girl' episode. Strong House and Wilson friendship, plus Cuddy and a rat. Hurt/comfort, serious angst and DVD extras to make you smile afterwards.

Malcolm resorts to desperate measures when he and Trip are imprisoned on a Xenophobic world.

Survive: to continue to live. Malcolm and Trip are surviving.

The team realizes that Nick isn't doing as well as he's led them to believe. Story evolved from two post Gum Drops oneshots. COMPLETED.

Another alternate universe spinoff to "Only Human". Picard comes to visit Q on Starbase 56, and finds him suicidally depressed.

Malcolm suffers an allergic reaction at a dinner party

An away team must be pulled off a planet using the transporter