Deductions Stories

A boy enters college with one simple ambition: to become a writer. He expects to find stories in books, people, and places. Instead, he finds himself surrounded by people who make ordinary life strangely interesting. A curious mind, a brilliant but unmotivated student, an energetic girl who seems incapable of staying still, and a naturally charming communicator become part of his new world. Small questions lead them into unexpected situations, and somewhere between those little adventures, friendships and feelings begin to grow.

This is going to get you started and it is also going to give you some tips to help with common problems associated with deductive reasoning side effects

You are a professor at a university teaching psychology. Everything is the same. Boring. Dull. But 2 students catch your eye, a certain Holmes and moriarty. But they have noticed you too... When you are this smart, life is never boring. While trying to figure out a murder at the university, will you be able to figure out everyone and their true intentions? One thing's for sure, the game is on.

Ever thought of experiencing wattpad like scenes about meeting a hot and cool guy during your vacation and he later on turns out to be a super cool detective? A short story out of that lingering aspiration of ours.

a Story about a girl wHo movEs far away fRom her home and her mother to meet someone very dear to her in London, but whether he is sO keen on meeting her, remains to be seen. but she is persistent, beCause she wants to get to Know Him, even if that means mOving into that iconic Location in london, so close to that Man so closEd off from everyone, hoping he will one day open up, not only to hiS friend, but also to his dAughter. she plays his instrument, shares his deductive abilities and many other things are similar between the two, so will they connect? Read it all in the Sound of Deduction, a BBC Sherlock story. As is already visible in the title, this is a story based on the Sherlock series from BBC, taking place before, during and after seasons 1 - 4 (may contain some spoilers...)

Put yourself in scenarios with your favorite Doctor Who and Sherlock characters. Comment any requests, I can do mash ups with multiple fandoms. I can also do preferences! I don't own any of these characters, this is just for entertainment reasons. Read my other stories LOTR/ TH Imagines and Supernatural Preferences and Imagines (Book 1 and Book 2) Thanks! -emeraldcity221B

Story in the making, distantish viewpoint.

In here, I would mention about the Power of deduction. I will dicussing about what I have learn? what beenfit you get from applying it? The book contain many history or books I had read, the books will be more recommend for those who are beginners, wanted to applied or curious. Apology: The Arthur would probably had many mistake on vocabulary and grammer, so please forgive. Thank you. Official Book!

After June's parents died June sinks into deep depresion. But everything changes when she emails the famous detective Sherlock. But there is one thing you should know about June: She isn't a normal person; she sees things other people can't see, she hears things other people can't hear and she deduce things other people won't notice

Kim Taehyung is a genius assistant scriptwriter working for South Korean Productions after he quit poetry. Will he be able to grow in the film industry while being suppressed by his superiors? The story depicts an irony between his beautiful past and hopeless present. Will he find hope again? Please tune in to this story to know~

Jamie Santiago's Detective Files. Book 1.

I'll teach you my methods and then you are left to your own devices.

Welcome Detectives! The ambassadors decided to create a game that runs for ONE WHOLE MONTH that will test your brains till the end. Prepare yourselves to enter a world filled with mysteries!

A collection of deductions from minor cases. Too small for Watson's blog but interesting enough for your attention.

- JOHNLOCK/TEENLOCK - John Watson does his best to keep his nose out of everyone's business, and in turn they stay out of his. He is a good football player and a well rounded student, and in turn is loved by most. Sherlock Holmes does his best to put his nose into people's business, but most people tend to ignore him. He flies under the radar, unseen by most, and the few that do see him, notice him for the wrong reasons. What happens when John and Sherlock are put in the same room for their last year? Will Sherlock keep his nose out of the business that John so dearly wants to keep a secret? Or will he blurt out what John is trying desperately to hide? *** "It seems, my brother has developed a blind spot, as you will. You've seen his deductions, yes? Haven't you wondered why he has yet to deduce anything of importance about you, Mr Watson?"

My name is John Hamish Watson. I was an army doctor in Afghanistan, but returned to London a couple of years ago on account that I was shot in the left shoulder. I became flatmates with Sherlock Holmes, who had declared himself the world's only consulting detective. He was standoffish, sarcastic, sociopathic, and incredibly intelligent and observant. We became best friends. I would go with him on cases that Scotland Yard couldn't figure out for the life of them, and would be astounded as Sherlock used the simplest of clues to solve the case. I wrote down every detail of the cases as Sherlock solved them, and I have now put them in short story form. Sherlock calls it the science of deduction, I call it The Deduction of Holmes. Cover and media by @ejane1

(Warning: All characters and countries are fictional And Does Not Concern Real World Conflict)

It's the year 2025, and there's a new series of killings that are taking place in the town of Walnut Creek, San Francisco. The police don't seem to understand how the serial killer ends so many people at once. The police have close ties with Dream Enterprises, the lead company of Walnut Creek. Anastasia Akara, one of the company's employees, recreates Sherlock Holmes in robot form, fully equipped with deductive reasoning. The question is... will it be able to solve the uprising crimes?