Arthurconandoyle Stories

Aylin travels to the 19th century, through Vlad's door. After being frightened by Charles and Faust for good reason, she runs down the streets of Paris before finding another young woman who shares her fate. Le Comte lets her stay in his mansion, but the door through time has disappeared, and no one seems to know why. And to top her misery off, she meets Vlad again, and finds a little boy in the town-a little boy she wants to protect. Stories change, and so do choices. *Spoilers for Shakespeare's route. *This is an Arthur×OC fanfic because I can't really get used to Y/N. * None of the characters except for my OCs belong to me. *The cover art doesn't belong to me. *Genres: Fanfiction, romance, feel-good

A six year old little girl escaping an abusive home life finds her way into Comte's home. This a mini-series of when Alara first came to the mansion. *Snippet* A soft "oh" fell from her mouth and she brightened up with delight. "Well, I like it. You should talk more." Alara could hardly get enough of hearing the way he spoke. It was nothing like she had heard before, being cooped up in her home all day long. "Don't worry, we can never get him to shut up," Another voice interrupted, gruff and sounding slightly irritated. Two more residents had come in, having heard the gossip of her arrival. "Theo, don't scare her." The other came up to the table, sitting across from her. They, too, didn't sound quite like the French but it was close. An angelic smile soothed any fears that might have arose. "Hello there, kleine bloem. I'm Vincent and this is my little brother Theodorus, but we all call him Theo. You're a beautiful little girl."

"Love, can lead to so many things more than just desire, it can lead to adventure."

Pycroft is a stockbroker's clerk who had then been taken on by the firm of Mawson and Williams in the City of London. Tthe firm took him on without a face-to-face interview, with arrangements made via the postal system. The job is a good one, and the wages offered more than reasonable. He also receives another job offer, when Arthur Pinnar, of the Franco-Midland Hardware Company visits him in person. The Franco-Midland Hardware Company has nothing to do with stockbroking, and deals with hardware stores on the continent, but the terms of employment are better than those offered by Mawson and Williams. So despite the job being in Birmingham rather than London, Pycroft accepts the new job offer. Quickly though, things don't feel right to Pycroft; and the fact that Arthur Pinnar asks Pycroft not to resign from Mawson and Williams, stating that an argument had left ill-feeling between the two company's. In Birmingham, things are also not what Pycroft expected. The offices are dusty and unsuitable for the expected work, and the work given to Pycroft by Harry Pinnar, Arthur's brother, is meaningless. Pycroft then discovers that Arthur Pinnar and Harry Pinnar are the same person... First published in the Strand Magazine, Mar. 1893, with 7 illustrations by Sidney Paget.

Reginald Musgrave visits Holmes after the disappearance of two of his domestic staff, Rachel Howells, a maid, and Richard Brunton, the longtime butler. Brunton vanished without his belongings after being dismissed for secretly reading a family document, the Musgrave Ritual. Brunton's former lover, Rachel Howells escaped through a window after being hysterical abour Brunton's missing. Her footprints led to the edge of the mere, and ended there. Musgrave had the mere dredged, but only a sack containing some rusty, mangled bits of metal, and some coloured stones or glass were found. Holmes looked upon the case not as three mysteries, but as one.

Sherlock Holmes has seen it all before. Men after revenge, women running from the past, street rats with nothing to lose. Those who are in it for money, for love, for a way of escape. He has dealt with criminals and kings. He can fathom the motives of shopkeepers, peasant girls, dukes and professors. Yet rarely does he find one who plays the game for its own sake. Charlotte Winchester has barely hit twenty when the worst happens. One moment secure in her position as the educated, strong-willed heiress to the family fortune, the next moment running for her very life. Betrayed by the closest of friends, terrified for her brother's life, she quickly realizes how much is at stake. She's willing to do anything. And for once, Sherlock Holmes can't predict the outcome. *** Inspired by the original Sherlock Holmes memoirs by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 1st place historical fiction in the Spotlight Awards 2nd place in The Blossom Awards 2018 Cover by @alatary

A young violinist meets Mozart through an event and he reluctantly takes a liking to her. She is invited to practice and learn from him through Comte's influence. The two becomes friends as he guides her through the music world and tries to save her from her strict and cruel benefactor.

Stories of troubled marriages during the victorian era

y/n and Arthur just talk about stuff. y/n is a writer from her time and she is curious about why Arthur was named Arthur, so she asks him. most of the Arthur facts are from the wiki page on Arthur conan doyle if you would like to look at it for yourself, but also by the end y/n opens up a bit about herself and things she's embarrassed about (I really based the main character "y/n" a bit on myself, I hope you guys can relate!) it's just a fluffy evening with Arthur, I thought it would be pleasant to read if you would like Arthur's company (which I wish I had every moment of the day) it's been a while since I last wrote an Arthur fanfiction so I hope this is better then the last! but I don't have an editor so I might've overlooked a few things here and there, I hope it's still adequate though! and I appreciate comments if you wouldn't mind! it would mean the world to me! Hugs! hope you enjoy it!

Mysterious letters each with KKK signs and five orange pips, followed by mysterious death of the Openshaw family who received them one by one. This has caused Sherlock Holmes' anger and makes him determined in solving it. First published in the Strand Magazine, Nov. 1891, with 6 illustrations by Sidney Paget.

Three years after Sherlock Holmes' death, Ronald Adair was shot in a locked room. Watson had not arrived at a plausible solution of the case. When he was passing the murder scene, he bumped into an old man who was obviously a bookseller or bibliophile. But when Watson's eyes revert to the old man, he finds not an old bibliophile before him, but Sherlock Holmes. Watson promptly faints.... First published in Collier's Weekly, Sep. 1903, with 7 illustrations by Frederic Dorr Steele, and in the Strand Magazine, Oct. 1903, with 7 illustrations by Sidney Paget.

A Sherlock Holmes fan-fiction. °Psychological thriller° This story is about this guy Patrick Fletcher, who gets telephone calls from.... Wait for it..... HIMSELF •Patrick, an introvert, is always ridiculed by his boss and has faced many setbacks throughout his life. However, one day, he receives a phone call from a stranger who promises to transform his life. That stranger claims to be Patrick himself.• (Plot idea borrowed from a film, adapted to make it a Sherlock Holmes mystery)

The Valley of Fear by Arthur Conan Doyle

16 years old Cheyenne has no idea why she is standing outside 221B, Baker Street. The only thing she knows about it (Thanks to Google) is that the house belongs to some obnoxious London detective. When she finally plucks the courage to knock at the door that looks so forbidding, she realizes who this obnoxious detective is and what he really means to her.

Charles Mc Carthy, one of the tenant of John Turner's land was murdered. His son, James was found at the scene with a gun after an argument with his father, and thus he was arrested. Holmes discovered the real murder, but Scotland Yard's Inspector Lestrade refused to believe him... First published in the Strand Magazine, Oct. 1891, with 10 illustrations by Sidney Paget.

An unknown thief steals an important naval treaty from a Foreign Office clerk; Sherlock Holmes sets out to find it. An unknown thief steals an important naval treaty from the office of Mr. Percy Phelps, a Foreign Office clerk. Phelps's distress gives him a brain fever that lasts for nine weeks. First published in the Strand Magazine in two parts, first part in Oct. 1893 with 8 illustrations by Sidney Paget, second part in Nov. 1893 with 7 illustrations by Paget.

1888 Cinque donne assassinate per nascondere un compromettente segreto. Whitechapel e i distretti adiacenti a Londra sono il palcoscenico sul quale l'assassino più famoso di tutti i tempi metterà in atto una controversa tragedia. Potrà Sherlock Holmes smascherare chi si cela dietro il nome di Jack lo Squartatore?