A case leads John and Sherlock to spend a muddy week undercover at a local music festival.

Sherlock Holmes is a teen with a curse. Well, not exactly a curse- in fact, some call it a gift. His mind automatically analyzes any item or scene in front of him, unwelcome words popping into his sight and providing him with information he doesn't need. However, his pain and problems are lessened when he meets John Watson, a guy with a past that could bring nightmares to any reasonable person. Together, they grow close while sipping steaming cups of tea in a local cafe- and also by working together to solve the brutal murder of a peer.

John is devastated by his best friend and secret love, Sherlock's death. He copes by visiting his grave every day for sixty days. Will this be closure enough, or will John need more to know that Sherlock has heard his words?

Sherlock and John celebrate their Christmas together as a couple with Rosie and the gang. Things don't go according to plan when an unwelcome visitor crashes the party. Is Christmas ruined forever? Will Sherlock and John make it out alive?

Ever since Sherlock Holmes jumped from the top of London's Bart's Hospital, his best friend, John Watson, has been deeply depressed. Sherlock, (who had gone into hiding), has made no plans to come back. But a series of coded letters cause his whole world to come crashing down around him. Sherlock enlists two of his best friends--Molly Hooper and D.I. Greg Lestrade--to help in his most urgent rescue mission ever, saving John Watson. All rights to characters go to the writers of BBC Sherlock and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

'The Empty Hearse', the way we all wanted it to go.

Sherlock Holmes had never been one to embrace the concept of caring for another human being. All it does is bring about unneeded complications and these messy things called 'feelings'. Yet, when he crosses paths with an invalidated army doctor named John Watson his entire way of thinking is forced to be changed. Will this change be for better or for worse?

In a world where you're born with the first name of your soulmate on your wrist, some people spend their whole lives waiting, while others know too many people with the same name. Sherlock Holmes has always found the concept of soulmates frustrating and tiresome and, secretly, quite lovely. Or perhaps that's due to spending too much time in the morgue with Molly. Either way, as a boy, he found it quite frustrating that his soulmate has such a generic name. I mean, really, couldn't his parents have been a little more unique with their choice of names? John Watson has spent most of his life ignoring the name on his wrist. He wasn't even sure he was gay, and what kind of person has such an odd name, anyway? So John keeps moving through life, intent on choosing his own path in life. So what happens when these two cross paths?

From the author of Tall Buildings and Pill Bottles. Sherlock Holmes died 3 years ago. Or at least, that's what John Watson had thought. When Sherlock comes careening back into his life, all isn't as it once was. Sherlock had been held prisoner of war in Serbia for eight months, now hurt and scared beyond belief. What will happen when they come back together? Will they get past everything and learn to love each other? Or will it all fall apaprt before it can ever really start? Main Ship: Johnlock. DNF/Unfinished and Inactive

John has the perfect life, he has a beautiful wife, a adorable little kid, and a large, cozy house. He hates it to death. Sherlock has the worst possible life, his job as a second grade teacher is more like purgatory and he could count the people he liked on one hand. When the two meet there is no way anything could happen? Right? Johnlock fluff Two separate point of views marked either John POV or Sherlock POV Credit to the artist who drew the beautiful cover (I love it to death btw)