"What you do in this world is a matter of no consequence. The question is what can you make people believe you have done" ~Sherlock Holmes, A Study in Scarlet. Emily Schott wants nothing more than satiation; a lust for destruction, for carnality and, most importantly, vengeance on those who snatched away her ability to trust. Desperate measures and an unprecedented incident leave her a shell of her former self - her antidote? A glass of vodka, a drunk plea, and sin in a Westwood suit. Life in Baker Street continues. The unattainable man finds himself doubting his own, cold reason, challenged by a shy smile, a mess of scars, and a brilliant mind. Millie Shon, the subconscious, John Watson, the heart, and Sherlock Holmes, the head, can only watch as a new, ruthless partnership pushes the boundaries of crime itself. 'Obsession' /əbˈsɛʃ(ə)n/ Noun: A compulsive, often unreasonable idea or emotion; a fixation with a person or object. Two bullets. Two shots fired. One promise fulfilled.

'Moriarty is the Napoleon of crime, Watson. He is the organiser of half that is evil and nearly all that is undetected in this great city.' ~Sherlock Holmes, The Final Problem Shipped off to an expensive resort in Switzerland, Sherlock, John, Millie and Emily begin investigating a series of disappearances. It's all going well; Sherlock's showing off, and John gets a holiday- when suddenly, the re-appearance of an old friend threatens to undo it all. In a spiral of misfortune, the foursome are exposed to the true extent of Moriarty's control: Emily finds herself trapped in a world of power, sex and Irish whispers, Millie is pushed over the edge, and John's loyalty is put to the ultimate test. And with Moran back for revenge, corruption is everything: no-one will be spared. The question is, just how far is Sherlock willing to go to win the game?

"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.

"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}

What do superheroes do on vacation? Jason Todd wouldn't know. Because, one, he isn't a superhero. He's an outlaw. And two, he isn't on vacation. In fact, he has to juggle wedding plans, Legacy babies and an infuriating family all on a daily basis. And they said being normal was boring. But when he runs into Dr. Razel Anders for the third time and finds out she's in danger, he takes it upon himself to eliminate the threat to her life. While he gets closer to finding out who would want to harm her, she also gets closer to his heart. And when all things are said and done, Jason has to wonder if wearing the Red Hood is still worth it. II Second Book in the Shadows of the Night trilogy II All characters belong to DC comics.

All her life, Asteria had been raised to be one thing and one thing alone: a killer. And she's good at it. Why wouldn't she be, when she's been trained by the greatest assassins of the world- the League of Shadows. But now she's been sent on a new mission- to watch over the heir Ra's has chosen. The boy she trained with and grew up with, and who just so happens to be the son of Batman. She and Damian Wayne have been separated for over three years. Will she still recognize the ten- year- old boy she said good bye to? Or will she come face to face with a stranger? Not only that, but she is overwhelmed with all his friends, especially a boy that goes by the name of Nightwing. Does Damian need Asteria's protection? Or does Asteria need Damian and his friends? And most importantly, will the change in Damian also happen to her? II Book One of the Shadows of the Night trilogy II All characters belong to the DC comics universe, except Asteria. She's purely from my imagination (as far as I know).