Book Two. After his fall from fame and the roof of Bart's, Sherlock must remain in the shadows while he endeavors to dismantle Moriarty's network. Molly and Mycroft are his only anchors. As the two years stretch on, Sherlock finds himself seeking the comfort of Molly more and more. When he returns, he finds he isn't quite so ready to return to normal - not as far as she's concerned. Alone in 221B and struggling to stop a motiveless serial killer, Sherlock finds that the ten year tune that dictates his relationship with Molly has gotten old. It's time for a change. Book One: Lo Stesso Tempo

{CURRENTLY IN EDITING} After T.K's parents past away and no other relatives were nice enough to take her in, Miss Hudson gladly helps by moving her into the famous 221c Baker Street. How will T.K handle the death of her parents? How will she handle mysterious old friends showing up? And most importantly, how will she handle her new neighbour, Mr Sherlock Holmes? After all, he is a complete and utter sociopath...

Quinn, fresh from America completly lost in her new country. John, stuck in on-off relationships that never work out. And Sherlock, a consulting detective who shows no interest in relations with people. When Mrs. Hudson, the landlady, introduces Quinn, John immediately goes in for the kill and Sherlock's world gets rocked when the emotinless world he's used to gets shaken to its core. He trys to deny his feelings thinking that its a one time thing but living in the same block of flats doesn't help, now does it. Quinn develpos feelings for Sherlock just as he does for her, but will the constant doubts from media and Sally Donovan convince her otherwise? **** THIS STORY IS TAKING PLACE BEFORE 'THE REICHENBACH FALL' AND WORK ITS WAY THERE. Also sorry if some of the cases suck because I might have trouble getting there.... so if you have suggestions don't hold them in****

All Pema wanted was to get out. She just needed to escape her life as an abused woman and get away from her thug ex boyfriend. The last thing she needed was an arrogant, stuck-up, yet surprisingly attractive detective named Sherlock. Disclaimer: Sherlock and all things associated with it belong to BBC, not me!