"I know that everything was taken away from me! Don't you think I am aware of that fact! It might be the only thing that I do know!" "And doesn't it make sense then! Doesn't rage make sense?," John volleys back, not to be off-put. "Yes!," I thunder before I can stop myself. "Of course it does!"

A series of oneshots about Sherlock and John in awkward situations. Friendship, no slash, despite the incriminating title. Fluffiness abounds!

Prompt: "No but imagine Greg getting shot in front of Sherlock. Possibly Greg taking a bullet for him. And as he falls down, Sherlock would scream: 'GREG'This is the story of how I broke my own heart."

Johnlock AU. John Watson, respected Army doctor deserts the forces after facing atrocities abroad. Wealthy bachelor Sherlock Holmes shows John an act of kindness, and offers him an escape from his predicament, for a price. Holmes and Watson must learn to work together and respect one another if they are both to truly be free.

As a series of severe panic attacks work away at John's mental and physical health, Sherlock is left to determine whether this is the work of an enemy, or if there is something that John is hiding. Post Reichenbach / Dark themes / Established Johnlock / Slash / Second draft / COMPLETE 7/6/14

Humans were once split in two: Head and Heart. By now most are whole enough to be called normal, but there is always that one special case. If a Head is without a Heart, they are cold and emotionless. If a Heart is without a head, they are without reason. Heads and Hearts must find each other to survive. But the real question is how do you know when you've found your other half. AU

It was a ring worn on his third finger, the metal band looking heavy and cold against the delicate digit which bore the adornment's moniker-the ring finger, a place reserved for this mark of fidelity long since standing in forgotten tradition. And John Watson, for the life of him, could not remember when first his best friend wore it.

John comes home to find Sherlock's most horrifying experiment yet. Johnlock. Spoilers through the end of season two.

Set some time between Baskerville and Reichenbach: Moriarty is always there, in the background, unseen and haunting. John and Sherlock are trying to deal with it, which sometimes isn't so easy. No pairing, just strong friendship. Spoilers for Great Game and Scandal in Belgravia.

Sequel to "Pantomime". Nothing is ever simple for John Watson when it involves Sherlock Holmes. With the world doing its best to outdo even its only consulting detective, can the things left unsaid ever finally be spoken?

Sherlock always has, and always will be alone. Or so the Scotland Yard thought, until a soldier, just back from Afghanistan, appears at one of the crime scenes, looking for a Sherlock Holmes. For detectives, they're terrible at making accurate deductions.