Sherlock has has vanished without a trace. Kidnapped by sinister forces that riles even the vast crime web of the Crime King Moriarty. John is at his wits end trying to track down his best friend. But as the weeks pass, the odds of finding his friend alive become more and more slim. When Watson does find his friend, things will never be the same. ((This is my one and only warning, I will be dealing with dark elements. If you are sensitive to the idea of violence don't read this. It is just going to get worse as the chapters progress.)) "~Life is infinitely stranger than anything which the mind of man could invent. ~"

Molly Hooper falls in love with a tall stranger with green eyes and sharp cheekbones. Falling for him comes with many dangers. Will she leave heart-broken or dead? Maybe she'll have a happy ever after. But that only happens in story books.

Kyna Jocelyn Graham is unusually talented and intelligent, much to her mother's unending and embarrassing horror. For sixteen years Kyna's mother has been desperately trying to stamp out any traces of the man who is her father. But she is unsuccessful and when Kyna's mother dies from breast cancer, Kyna is forced into custody with her biological father and on that same day, Sherlock Holmes receives a child he never wanted. She despises him and he cannot even tolerate her, but slowly, through thick and thin, they grow to respect each other. Kidnapped and afraid, in love and alone, angry and heartbroken: Kyna Holmes is the only Consulting Daughter in the world. And her special talents are put to the test when 'Uncle Jim' comes to play in his own twisted and maniacal way. [Don't copy this fanfic onto other pages or I will feed you to Smaug] DISCLAIMER: I don't own the original BBC Sherlock characters used in this story. They are the property of their creators.

(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.