John Watson moved to another town, to a rickety old house. Little does he know, someone already lived there. In 1940, the only thing Sherlock knew of World War Two was that it was destroying his life. But it might also bring him what he surely needed, his first love. Two Points Of Views, marked with either a date...
Harper Watson-Holmes has never seen snow before in her life, and swears to wait up for it to arrive that one Christmas eve- but, after accidentally falling asleep, she wakes up to wish come true, and an unexpected guest... (Sorry, that description is awful!)
Amelia Watson is a thunderstorm, and her temper a wildfire. Sherlock Holmes is an enigma wrapped in a riddle, his mind a place very few people can understand. Who'd have thought the two would have anything in common? It isn't easy to capture Sherlock Holmes' attention, so what does Amelia have that caught Sherlock's e...
FORMERLY KNOWN AS IMPOSSIBLE "The definition of innocence lies with whom you're speaking to. Most use the term meaning sex, others for a more vast amount of physical things, few with psychological matters, and some even pair it with naive. I, however, believe that someone who has full innocence doesn't know what it's...
John is the Quidditch star and Sherlock is the school freak. They hate each other at first, but what's to say old resentments can't be forgotten? Johnlock Potterlock Mystrade Fluff only
John hasn't led a very exciting life. That is, until he meets Sherlock Holmes, his roommate at University. On the very first day of their new-found friendship, Sherlock manages to figure out John has PTSD, that his favorite author is mystery writer Agatha Christie, and that John's limp is psychosomatic. After a few we...
Forged between unemployment and his girlfriend paying for the bills, John can't go back to the life he had seven years ago. He can't go back to summer nights and moonlit rooms and the broken-down echoes of hopes and dreams and wishes. He can't go back to Sherlock. Then John goes to his high school reunion. And sees hi...
It's hard watching your children grow up, especially for this consulting detective and his blogger. This is the story of Hamish and his dads John and Sherlock. Sequel to 60 Ways to Say Goodbye
(Kid!Lock) Bullied by the children at school and his older, smarter brother Mycroft, Sherlock Holmes feels nothing but alone in the world. One Christmas morning though, he receives the best gift any lonely child could ask for.
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?