TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️- mention of suicide , domestic abuse, eating disorders and self harm. John and Sherlock are working a case when Sherlock gets shot. He is not majorly injured, but It required that John looks at his medical records. He quickly realizes that Sherlock had 5 suicide attempts in the past years. As John and Sherlock admit their feelings for each other, John learns how deep Sherlocks mental problems run. John knows he cannot magically make Sherlock better, but is determined to try to be there for him. Will he be able to? Completed. 87k words with a sequel in progress

When John finds a tall, thin man in the middle of the night, he never expected to be thrown into such intense and incredible memories. But there Sherlock was. When Sherlock got into heroin, he had not thought there would be anyone would would want to come close to him ever again. But there John was. Two unlikely men who found each other and had to adjust to the new life that they now lead, drugs, drama, death, doctors and all.

WARNING COULD BE TRIGERING Sherlock gets to the point where he thinks there is only one way to take all of his pain away. John is oblivious to what Sherlock endured over those years and is still hurting from Sherlock's fake death, can they work it out before Sherlock goes over the edge or is it all ready to late.... I DO NOT OWN SHERLOCK

Sequel to "I Am Sher-Locked Up" Sherlock and John navigate recovery and test the waters of their newfound relationship, and Sherlock will have to learn to let go of the darkness he clutches so close to him. ***TW: self harm, eating disorders, suicide, etc. All the stuff that was in my last book***

Depressed!Sherlock Sherlock Holmes: the man, the myth, the legend. John Watson: the soldier, the comforter, the strong. That's what everyone thinks, anyway. John has found out about the deep, dark secret Sherlock clutches so close to himself, and is determined to help the detective. The two fall in love, their resolve and strength tested every day of the war in Sherlock's head. ***TW: self harm, suicide, depression, etc***

(AU) Mycroft sends Sherlock to rehabilitation center to fix Sherlock. Sherlock is lost and broken and is in need of help. Dr. Watson is assigned to Sherlock to be his therapist 24/7. Will Sherlock get any better? What will become of Sherlock and Dr. Watson? Warning: drug abuse, mental disorders, self harm, and other things that are known to trigger and a sensitive topic.

Darkness. Definition: Sherlock Holmes Light. Definition: John Watson look at the stars. look how they shine for you. and everything you do. it was all yellow.

D.I. Lestrade was on his way to St. Bart's to talk with Molly. He wanted to see if she had found out anything new about a recent case. Once he got there and walked into the lab, what he saw surprised him greatly. Roaming around the lab were five tiny toddlers. After a second or two of trying to figure out why, he noticed they looked quite familiar. He soon realizes that these kids are actually his partners Sherlock, John, Molly, Sally, and Anderson. Not knowing what else to do he called the first person he could think of. Sherlock's older brother, Mycroft Holmes. The two men have to take care of all the toddlers and try to find a way to get them back to normal. They may find something else too... Love perhaps? I don't own Sherlock or the characters. Any fanart Is not mine either. I found most of them on deviantart or google.

"Sherlock, how many ways must I say it for you to understand? I'm love before Moriarty. I'm Eros before Moriarty. I'm more than Moriarty. Amor before Moriarty!" When Mrs Hudson discovers a wad of well-loved and secretive looking paper in Sherlock's bedroom, who can blame her for reading it? After all, Sherlock is such an elusive mystery in himself. These letters could solve said case. However, if she does, she may get more than she bargained for. Diary entries from Moriarty's past; back when he and Sherlock were young men, and dating! This story should be a simple question of young love. But the fact that Moriarty was - at the same time - concocting a plan to steal a lot of money, well, it complicated things. There is also a letter from Moriarty at the end, one of the 'Should I die, give this to-' letter-types. Oh dear, Mrs Hudson. Are you ready?