Pairing: Sherlock/John/Lestrade
Rating: M
Word Count: 4100
Notes/Warnings: No warnings. Thank you to my beta reader zebra363 and my BritPicker mustbehavingfun. Written for my long distance BFF.

Summary: Lestrade never thought he could have this.

Making Room

Pairing/Characters: Lewis/Hathaway
Rating: M
Word Count: 2500
Notes/Warnings: No warnings. Thank you to my beta readers zebra363 and ravenclaw_harpy

Summary: Hathaway knows what he wants.

Doing Things the Old Fashioned Way

Pairing: Mac/Caroline, Alan/Boyce, Mac/Caroline/Guy
Rating: NC-17
Word Count: 10,700
Notes/Warnings: No warnings. Thank you to my beta readers zebra363 and pionie

Summary: Because everyone deserves their happy ending. Even Guy.

Dance Like It Hurts

Eddie/Nathaniel
NC17
(2415 words)
Warnings: None
Notes: Written for mahnamahna for Sweet Charity.

Summary: Eddie has a thing for his boss

( Motivated Tactician )

Eddie/Monty, Eliot/Hardison/Parker
G Rated
(7006 words)
Warning: Brief, elliptical reference to canonical childhood domestic abuse
Notes: Written for Strina for Sweet Charity

Summary: The Leverage crew go to London to recover an old lady's stolen heirloom.

( The Stolen Artefact Job )

Lyndon/Jake
G
(1285 words)

Tag for episode 2:07

“I think it's important to make it look as realistic as possible, don't you?” Jake murmured. His eyes were on Lyndon's mouth. “In order to convince her, I mean.”

( Coming Out as a Gay )

Alan/Boyce
NC-17
(4410 words)

Boyce perched on the workbench and gnawed on a fingernail, watching Statham from underneath his eyelashes.

( The Morning after the Morning After )

Alan/Boyce
G
(2094 words)

Notes: Set directly after the Special.

They say your life flashes before your eyes when you’re about to die.

( A Fourth Option )

Leo/Brendan
NC-17
Yuletide 2008
(1894 words)

"Family isn't about whose blood you have. It's about who you care about."

Friends and Family

Eddie/Pippin, Eddie/Johnson
NC 17
(7968 words)

‘I sort of told someone that I wouldn’t do this anymore.’

Pippin blinked disbelievingly at him. ‘What, sleep with men, or sleep with me?’

'Yes.'

( Cultural Exchange )