(Mostly Johnlock) Sherlock Fanwork Recs by SwissMiss

Reply: I know for sure I haven't read this but I'll it up in case someone else recognizes it.

Word count: 10,614 Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Sherlock (TV) Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Sherlock Holmes/John Watson Additional Tags: Bedtime Stories, Dirty Talk, Past Sex Work, Promiscuity, Prostitution, Past Threeway, Anonymous Sex, Period-Typical Homophobic Language, Appalachia, New York City, Hustling, Cruising, 69 (Sex Position), Anal Sex, Oral Sex, Sex Instructor Sherlock, Lazy Mornings, mild jealousy, Rimming, Barebacking, Period-Typical Risky Sex, Riding, Historical - 1960s, Historical - 1970s Series: Part 11 of The Bone Fiddle Summary:

Bone Fiddle-verse, Appalachian AU. On a lazy, rainy Sunday morning, Sherlock tells John a smutty and (mostly) true story. John's got some mixed feelings about Sherlock's promiscuous past, but he can't deny what hearing about it in lascivious detail does to him - especially now that he's the only one safely naked in bed with him.

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Rec: A PWP with character, raunchy and hot and tender all at once. Includes past Sherlock/OMC threesome but all in the service of Johnlock. This is part of a much longer series but can stand on its own. (Although I do recommend reading the earlier parts for a better understanding of the character dynamics; perhaps this will whet some appetites.)

Word count: 58,270 in 8 parts so far

Fandom: Sherlock (TV)

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Relationships: Sherlock Holmes & John Watson, John Watson/OMC

Characters: Mrs. Hudson, Greg Lestrade, Mycroft Holmes, Sally Donovan, Sherlock Holmes, John Watson

Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Robots & Androids, Alternate Universe - Future, Robots, Case Fic, Sex Bots, Robot Feels, Moral Ambiguity, Series, Pre-Slash, Canon-Typical Violence, Discussion of Hypothetical Cannibalism, Sherlock is a creeper, Mycroft is a bigger creeper, John makes ill-advised decisions, not a sonic screwdriver

Summary: In the London of 2081, aerotaxis are commonplace, personal identification is tied to computers, and robots are tightly regulated. John Watson, former army roboticist, has an expired license and an illegal tri-wing screwdriver in his desk. Sherlock Holmes has fingerprints and a name, and in an office somewhere in Whitehall there are blueprints for the metal underneath his perfect, artificial skin.

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Rec: Sherlock is a robot, but that doesn't mean he doesn't feel. Sherlock is a robot, but that doesn't mean John thinks he's not worth dying for.

“I don’t have a heart,” Sherlock says. Moriarty knows what Sherlock is--of course he does, he’s been making digs about it since John woke up in that alley. But for Sherlock to admit it like that makes John’s hands clench, empty and helpless. John closes his eyes--“But we both know that’s not quite true anymore,” Moriarty says. --and John opens his eyes to a world which has both subtly and massively changed.

John/Sherlock is the main relationship, although it remains unconsummated as of the latest installment. There are other pairings with John.