Title: The Sensation of Falling just as You Hit Sleep
Author: greywash
Series: The Good Morrow
Fandom: Sherlock (TV)
Pairing: John/Sherlock
Warning: NC-17, slash,
Length: Novella
Status: Completed
Love is a much more vicious motivator.
The Sensation of Falling just as You Hit Sleep at AO3
Post-Reichenbach realistically pulled off by a fan? Well, greywash did it. I am rather anxious for the continuation of this series. I got hooked - literally. greywash's writing style is sharp, like the dangerous atmosphere portrayed in the story. It forces the reader to sit on the edge of one's chair and just like with the episodes, you begin to guess what's going to happen next. I seriously hope the directors will give us an explanation of how Sherlock's fall was staged that is as logical as greywash's approach. Especially the aftermath, how to approach John, how to keep a low profile; these are details I expect to be tackled in season 3. After having read this story, I wonder though, if I won't be disappointed. Because greywash DID a great job, no doubt there.
And I discovered a new setting I like: Sheerlock becoming a "consulting criminal".
