"My name is Sherlock Holmes. It is my business to know what other people do not know." ~Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle. Sherlock Holmes is a man of impenetrable coolness; logic rules over empathy, and reason underpins all actions. Millie Shon, a budding detective, is a woman who wants nothing more than to excel in analysis and reach the pinnacle of her career. In a whirlwind of deductions, competition and an array of unprecedented emotions, the incorrigible Mr Holmes begins to question the very sagacity he built his life around. Il n'y a pas de fumée sans feu. {The sequel to GGMA is now up: Side of The Angels}

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!

Isabelle is a long-time friend of John Watson who has decided to start a new life in London, moving into a flat shared with both John and the world's only consulting detective, Sherlock Holmes. She's intelligent and witty, but is shy and unconfident, and on top of that holds secrets of her dark past that even Sherlock can't deduce straight away, much to his annoyance. As Isabelle learns to adjust to the not-so-normal life that comes with living with Sherlock and John while working to head out on her own, her past comes back to haunt her in a way that sends the mystery-solving duo into a new challenge, and Isabelle into a struggle to avoid yet another downward spiral. However, she soon finds that the only person who can save her from herself isn't necessarily the one that she expects. *cover credit to shockholmes.tumblr.com*

Amy Bryne, MI-5 archivist and analyst - a glorified librarian really. She's perfectly ordinary, a bit above average intelligence, and just interesting enough to gain the attention of Mycroft Holmes. With information going missing and the release of the names of MI-5 and 6 operatives, she may have to learn to be something just a bit more than ordinary. She has three hours. The clock is ticking. And Mycroft's heart isn't going to be beating much longer.

What would an insane criminal do to a poor blind girl? Would a detective be able to find and save her? I wouldn't know, but I do know what a Consulting Criminal would do to a blind woman who has friends in high places. And I know what the world's only Consulting Detective would do to save her. Please Note: I have not seen Season 4 of Sherlock and will not alter this story once I have.

Cassandra Haven. She's quite a bit smarter than she gets credit for, but she doesn't like to use her abilities because, quite frankly, it scares people off. Working for the British Secret Service, she meets a man who is the brother of her boss. Sherlock Holmes, the fascinating, odd, captivating man who understands what it's like to scare people away. But Cassandra is bubbly and friendly, while Sherlock is painfully honest and on many occasions, nothing short of rude. Cassandra loves a good chase, both in a metaphorical sense and a literal one. Could Sherlock Holmes be the perfect person to chase?

"That is not danger," said he. "It is inevitable destruction. You stand in the way not merely of an individual, but of a mighty organisation, the full extent of which you, with all your cleverness, have been unable to realise. You must stand clear, Mr. Holmes, or be trodden underfoot." ~James Moriarty, The Final Problem.

Amelia Cooper has moved to London and is a detective, but now working at a new location. She now works with Scotland Yard, but mainly alone. During a midnight stroll in London, she sees two men bickering back and forth at one another. She helps them solve a case by saying two words and they are off. Thinking she would never see them again, she leaves them with a shameless question, which makes them both stunned. Sherlock believes he keeps Amelia around because she is good at solving riddles and deducing, but their is something unusually different about her and he is going to discover it.

Jim Moriarty, one of the most wanted criminals in the world. Bella Warren, a woman with a dainty name and a less than delicate personality. Both of them can be menacing on command, and they are alike in a very dangerous way. What will happen when fire meets fire- a disaster, or just the opposite?

Jayden Holmes. The third Holmes no one knew about. Why? Because she left Sherlock, her twin, for a life of crime with Jim Moriarty. Years after her disappearance, she is back in England and only truly ready to turn over a new leaf when Moriarty betrays her and D.I. Greg Lestrade catches her eye. Continued in book 2, The Hunt for Victoria Holmes. http://www.wattpad.com/story/31828578-the-hunt-for-victoria-holmes