I have stumbled upon three epic works of fan fiction by skyfullofstars. It’s a series of three books (two of them complete and the third half published) and they are so well written they have become my favourites. This is a Johnlock story – John Watson and Sherlock Holmes are a couple. But I promise, this is written very tastefully. The intimate scenes depict a proper, working, loving relationship. The story arc is amazing, with a lot of twists and it keeps you on your toes. Captain John Watson suffers a lot – and I mean A LOT – throughout, but he is a BAMF, and so is Sherlock.
That’s why I’m posting these stories here. They are long. Very long. But well worth it.
Book #1: There, but for the Grace of John Watson
24 Chapters, 114,840 Words.
Summary: While Sherlock grapples with his new-found feelings for John Watson, he faces a very real threat: John’s kidnapping and shooting at the hands of James Moriarty. And the knowledge that the love of his life is being used to test an addictive drug – at the risk of John’s sanity and life. Angst. Kidnapping. Violence. Language. Mild slash.
Book #2: The Boys of Baker Street
24 Chapters, 296,490 Words.
Summary: As John Watson struggles with the aftermath of his kidnapping, shooting and forced drug abuse, Sherlock goes after those who would continue to harm the man he loves. Mycroft deals with a very real threat to his brother and the Government he has sworn to protect. Can John Watson ever recover from his ordeal? Angst. Slash. Murder. Language. Violence. Watson’s Warriors. Drug Addiction.
Book #3: Sherlock & John: Rebellion of Angels. Part One – Acclamations
16 Chapters, 211,034 Words.
Summary: Sherlock and John battle John’s addiction; Mycroft undergoes a crisis of self & Mummy Holmes plans the wedding of the decade: Her son, Sherlock to Capt. John Watson. Dark family secrets are revealed and both Sherlock and John need to continue to heal. Angst. Violence. Language. Disturbing imagery. SLASH.