Ship either Sherlolly, MorMor, Jary, Mystrade, or maybe even two, three or all of them? Then this is for you! Showing all there quirky romance through everyday text. Heads up. There are a lot of spelling mistakes and a bit of swearing. This is mostly for comedy. All the characters except those which are my OCs, belong to BBC and Sir Aurthor Conan Doyle, the Great and Powerful! Who are you?

When Molly's past comes back to haunt her, the only one who can help is the famous Sherlock Holmes. Molly's feelings grow stronger, and with John's help, she starts to see that maybe Sherlock feels the same way. This is a safe and clean story.

Sherlock Holmes was never one to love. He had done that once and it most certainly did not end well. He had suffered. Pain, tears, sorrow, disappointment; his childhood was stuffed full of feelings such as these. But for some reason, it seems that Molly Hooper... was...... different.

Sherlock and Molly find themselves flagged for depression and are sent into The Program, which takes their infected memories away from them so they forget and are cured from depression. Together, they have to help each other remember their past, but can they really beat The Program? (Based on world in "The Program" by Suzanne Young)

(TeenLock) With names such as 'Machine' and even 'Robot', Sherlock definitely lives up to people expectations. He is cold, emotionless, and his only friend is John Watson. He has trained himself not to love because after all, sentiment is a chemical defect found on the losing side. Molly Hooper, though, might be an exception.

After the fall Molly Hooper does everything she can to help the brilliant Mr Sherlock Holmes. Unfortunately it isn't always easy being his flatmate, especially considering the circumstances. Despite him being a pain in the arse her love for him helps her keep his secret as he dismantles James Moriarty's network. But what happens after? When he's left and returned will things go back to the way they were? [Beautiful cover art by grouchywolfpup]

Carter Moriarty (formerly known as Carter Watson) has been living with the infamous James Moriarty, though he prefers simply 'Jim', for ten years. She's grown to love living with him and doing what he does. She has a creepily good knack for driving people to the point of suicidal insanity, something Jim has continuously praised her for. But as months go by quote, "normally" for the Moriarty's, Carter starts feeling more than admiration and adoration for her best friend. When Carter is near death, how will she get her feelings across to a man who doesn't show much emotion?