Elizabeth Parrish is a thief but not just any thief - She is Moriarty's personal thief. She made a deal with a devil and she enjoyed it: the thrill, the challenge, the money. Every job he gave her left her on a high that she couldn't get enough of. She's never been caught before either. But when a job goes wrong, Eliz...
in where he realises he can fall in love. - there's more to than addiction. there's more to than the past. obviously. but for some reason, ophelia struggles to let it go and sherlock doesn't want to. - #5 in sherlock #4 in sherlockholmes #3 in 221b #2 in lestrade #1 in mollyhooper
ä•thē•nä- goddess of wisdom, justice, prudent arts, and warfare; guardian of Athens; identified by the Romans as Minerva Life for Sherlock's daughter is difficult when she's just like her father. {currently going through editing.} content warnings: abuse, heavy drinking, swearing, violence
Sherlock Holmes x Reader "Sentiment is a chemical defect found on the losing side." The mere thought of it would almost make him cringe. Almost. "The world is filled with vital experiences, and sometimes we have to travel to the losing side to get them." You were a new pathologist at Bart's hospital working alongside...
[#1-Sherlocklovestory] John and Sherlock realize that they need someone to care for Rosie in their stead. Solution? A Nanny. After weeks of searching, they hire Susanna Markwardt; half-American, overqualified and recently retired from a wealthy family. Susanna thrives as the motley family's nanny, but as time passes...
Harley is even more crazy than her brother Jim. But she's much ruder than Sherlock. But she can be more willing than John. More protective than Lestrade. More intelligent than Mycroft. More caring than Mrs. Hudson.
Charlotte was Sherlock's high school sweetheart, but she was brutally murdered, the reason for Sherlock's spiral of drug abuse. But the tables have been turned, and Jim Moriarty has a surprise for Sherlock... - Starts during Sherlock and Charlotte's high school experience (only a few chapters), but then moves to the...