Molly and Sherlock go undercover as a married couple, to bring down Set Carter, a leading drugs lord with a secret society that could be the key to his downfall. The pair, along with John and Mary, are tested physically, morally and emotionally. Will they all realise what it means to be the people they are with the careers they have? Will romance blossom?

Four dances that Sherlock taught Janine — and one he didn't. Never mind if it leads him into dangerous territory; how could Sherlock resist a case from Lady Smallwood that lets him use his dancing skills?

Sherlock and John are spending some time in Italy to recover from their last case. They are having fun, discover some beautiful places and everything could be so relaxing, if John wouldn't have found something very disturbing. What begins as a normal vacation slowly turns into something more sinister for our beloved duo and suddenly it's not vacation anymore but murder...

A thunderstorm, two aching hearts, and a whole bunch of unresolved feelings. Molly feels broken as she listens to the rain outside, and Sherlock feels empty as he approaches her front door. They have a lot to talk about, and what better weather for it?

Sherlock and John must use their considerable skills to outwit an unhinged foe.

A short story for Lisa, the winning bidder in this year's Mark Gatiss Birthday Drive for charity. Based on the one-sentence prompt of 'He rifled through the correspondence on his desk and discovered an envelope that could only be an invitation.' Thank you for your most generous donation, Lisa!

What if it wasn't Sherlock's fault that Mary Watson was shot by Vivian Norbury, but John's?

Post S-4: Choices and obligations, personal drives and responsibilities, even a pandemic may part them for long spells, but inevitably, they will reunite at the crossroads. Set in real time, it's almost Christmas. An "alien-abduction" case intrigues Sherlock. The Watson's Yuletide visit is "an opportunity" for the friends to share their next adventure. Rated T for language

After Serbia, Sherlock has been struggling to keep his internal world from crumbling. But everything is declining - he is not sleeping, having nightmares, not being able to concentrate, and some nights his precious violin is his only way of communication. PTSD Sherlock.

Molly used to feel sorry for Tom- After all, she broke his heart. But now he's on the phone being a nuisance she finds herself all out of sympathy… And then a certain detective arrives at Bart's…

A haunted Sherlock Holmes, weakened by his descent into drugs to save John Watson, and fighting his way back to health after taking down Culverton Smith, is plunged back into the past thanks to Lestrade's cold case offerings. Back to his very first case. Never solved, but also never forgotten. The death of Carl Powers.

Something appears to be very wrong with Sherlock when he shows up at Lestrade's doorstep late one stormy evening.

The problem with Sherlock actually acknowledging his fondness for other people was that sometimes they invited him places. And worse yet, sometimes he went.

John, Sherlock, and Lestrade attend a criminal justice seminar. Someone in the audience get more then he bargained for. But then, he did throw the gauntlet.

After his arrest for the murder of Magnussen, Mycroft Holmes visits Sherlock in his prison cell.

Sherlock needs scissors. So he goes rifling through John's stuff, until he stumbles across a medal that John has been hiding for him, except it's not just any medal. It seems John has been hiding the true nature of his tour in Afghanistan. Sweet fluff.

After Mary's death, concerned about John, Sherlock goes to make sure he is alright.

When Sherlock is almost strangled and hides it, John is instantly suspicious.

Sherlock/OFC. A series of bizarre and dangerous police investigations force Sherlock to reconnect with someone from his past.

Sherlock is kidnapped and tortured by Moriarty. The aftermath is horrific, and no one is sure if things could ever go back to normal. WARNINGS: Mentions of torture and violence, rated for such. 18 chapters.

SPOILERS FOR THE FINAL EPISODE, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Sherlock has not backed off. Moriarty follows through on his threat.

For every epic, life-altering explosion in a pool complex, there is an aftermath. Yet another post-Great Game "what if." Dreadfully unoriginal, with passing mention of spousal abuse, and gratuitous use of quotes from the episodes. I am sorry.

A glimpse into Sherlock's past as a child, teenager, and young adult. Collection of feel-good one shots that will warm your heart and leave you smiling. Stays true to characters. More chapters to come.

It was weird. But Sherlock was having a panic attack. Re-write of the Hounds of the Baskerville scene. Doctor!John.

Sherlock is recovering in hospital when he receives a surprise midnight visitor.