[Contains JohnLock] Mycroft and Sherlock Holmes. The two brilliant, emotionless, sociopathic brothers. But there's another Holmes. A female Holmes. Enter Avery Holmes - the brilliant, crazy sister - the Third Holmes.
William Murtagh. The great Sherlock Holmes comes to his estate in 19th century Ireland to investigate the disappearance of the distressed man's sister, but may acquire something he is in desperate need of on the way: an enemy.
[Sequel to Third Holmes] Mycroft Holmes. Calm, collected, emotionless. At least, that's what they say. But what if there was one woman towards whom he felt...something. And what if she had a secret? What if she was a spy?
*As featured on the official Sherlock reading list* The daughter of a wealthy Australian diplomat, Celestia Firethorne has fled to London to avoid her family's high expectations and a client turned stalker. When she comes across the long empty 221c on Baker Street, she has no choice but to turn to the notorious Sherl...
James Moriarty was the equivalent of Sherlock. The only difference was that he didn't feel. And he was willing, even glad, to kill. Helena Carter is the equivalent of Mycroft. The only difference is: she isn't willing to kill. And in all the games, the chasing, the cases - Sherlock wasn't the target. He never was. Hel...
After being called off from a case, Sherlock is faced with a new mystery. A girl, found half dead in 221c, appears out of the blue. She has no history, no past life, no family. She's been living down there for a long time, totally unknown by Sherlock and his brother, Mycroft. How can Sherlock or Mycroft not know who s...