"The Adventure of the Georgian Deed" (2008)
Included in: The Exploits of the Second Mrs Watson (Michael Mallory)
Story Type: Extra-Canonical Adventure of the Second Mrs. Watson
Canonical Characters: Mrs Watson (Amelia Pettigrew); Mrs Hudson / Martha; Mycroft Holmes; (Dr Watson; Sherlock Holmes)
Historical Figures: (George II)
Other Characters: Ralph Montfort; Pock-Marked Man; Cabman; Chatterton; Librarian; Wainwright; (Matthew Montfort; Montfort's Father; Sir Robert Montfort; Sir Robert's Cousin; Thomas Rowley; Wainwright's Client; The Prime Minister)
Date: November, 1901 or later
Locations: 221B, Baker Street; Piccadilly; Pall Mall; Diogenes Club; Watson's Queen Anne Street House; The Strand; Telegraph Office; British Museum Library; Sturridge Hotel
Story: Amelia Watson is having tea with Martha Hudson when Montfort calls, looking for Holmes, who is feigning retirement while on the trail of an international criminal ring. Montfort's brother has discovered a deed, signed by George II, entitling his family to an estate in Tilbury. The deed is said to carry a curse, and his brother has since been murdered, and the house searched. Leaving Baker Street with a copy of the document, Amelia is abducted and taken to the Diogenes Club. Mycroft explains the importance of the land deed, and tells her that the expert who examined it has also been murdered. While she is attempting to research the document's history the discovery of missing newspapers that aren't really missing puts her on the path to resolving the case.

"The Adventure of the Queen's Letters" (2008)
Included in: The Exploits of the Second Mrs Watson (Michael Mallory)
Story Type: Extra-Canonical Adventure of the Second Mrs. Watson
Canonical Characters: Mrs. Watson (Amelia Pettigrew); Mycroft Holmes; (Dr Watson; Sherlock Holmes)
Historical Figures: Edward VII; (John Brown; Queen Victoria)
Other Characters: Palace Servants; Lieutenant Benjamin Breakstone; Alexander 'Sandy' Brown / Andrew Brown; Jenny Brown; Innkeeper's Wife; Caithness Constable; (Major Woodbridge; Innkeeper; Physician; Sir William Macaulay Barrington; Breakstone's Father; Breakstone's Mother)
Date: Late October
Locations: Welbeck Street; Wigmore Street; Buckingham Palace; Scotland; Caithness; The Running Man Inn; Brown's Cottage; Constable's Station; A Trainw
Story: Mycroft takes Amelia to King Edward who tells her that Brown, claiming to be the nephew of John Brown, claims to have love letters from Queen Victoria to his uncle, and is offering to sell them for a substantial price. He wants Amelia to examine them to see if they truly are love letters. She travels to Scotland with Breakstone, the King's equerry. When they examine the letters, one does seem to suggest a relationship deeper than friendship. After buying the letters from Brown, Amelia realises that they may have an entirely different meaning to the one she had presumed.

"The Adventure of the Ripper's Scrawl" (2000)
Included in: The Adventures of the Second Mrs Watson (Michael Mallory)
Story Type: Extra-Canonical Adventure of the Second Mrs. Watson
Canonical Characters: Mrs Watson (Amelia Pettigrew); Dr. Watson; Sherlock Holmes; Watson's Maid (Missy Trelawny); Mrs. Hudson (Martha)
Historical Figures: Melville MacNaghten; Jack The Ripper
Other Characters: MacNaghten's Guests; Lord Rodger Wilby; Vurczak; A Constable; Dr. Thedgehughes; Galahad Arnaught; Sir Robert Blamefort; Francis Notting; Cab Driver; Wilby's Servant; Vuczak's Son
Date: 1901 (?)
Locations: Chelsea; MacNaghten's House; Watson's Queen Anne Street House; 221B, Baker Street; A Cab; Mayfair; Wilby's House
Story: At a party to celebrate his appointment as head of the CID MacNaghten tells the Watsons that Holmes has not spoken to him for twelve years, saying he will only do so when he can tell him the name of Jack The Ripper. MacNaghten is called from the party to investigate a Ripper-like murder, the first of a series, this time of well-to-do men. Holmes calls Mrs. Watson to assist him in a deciphering of the "Juwes" message, which he has always believed to be the key to the mystery. Later, at home, she realises that the message has a very different interpretation to that put forward by Holmes, and points to there being another victim in the current series of murders. With Holmes & Watson she travels to the man's home where the connections between the two sets of murders and the truth behind the Ripper are made clear, and Holmes exercises his own form of justice.

"The Disappearance of Caroline Erskine" (2008)
Included in: The Exploits of the Second Mrs Watson (Michael Mallory)
Story Type: Extra-Canonical Adventure of the Second Mrs. Watson
Canonical Characters: Mrs. Watson (Amelia Pettigrew); Tobias Gregson; Watson's Maid (Missy Trelawny); Dr Watson; Mycroft Holmes; (Sherlock Holmes)
Historical Figures: (Cleopatra; Mark Antony; Herod; Edward VII)
Other Characters: Teahouse Waiter; Oakley Street Constables; Constable Hacker; Beggar; Coffee Shop Waiter; Post Office Clerk; Harrod's Lift Operator; (Caroline Erskine; Colin Erskine; Caroline's Neighbours; Postman)
Locations: Teahouse; Oakley Street; Caroline's House; Coffee Shop; Westminster Bridge Road; Post Office; Victoria Embankment; Cleopatra's Needle; Harrod's
Story: When her cousin Caroline fails to arrive for tea, Amelia goes to her house to learn she has disappeared. Collecting a package addressed to Caroline from the Post Office, she finds it contains a cryptic message referring to a needle in a beehive. It is the first of a series of clues that lead her to an unexpected meeting and the revelation that she has been a pawn in a game designed to ensnare Holmes.

The Stratford Conspiracy (2011)
Story Type: Extra-Canonical Adventure of the Second Mrs. Watson
Canonical Characters: Mrs. Watson (Amelia Pettigrew); Dr Watson; Watson's Maid (Missy Trelawney); (Sherlock Holmes; Mycroft Holmes; Mrs Hudson)
Historical Figures: Elizabeth I; Robert Cecil; William Shakespeare; (James I: Christopher Mountjoy; Sir Melville Macnaghton; Edward VII; Lady Arbella Stuart; Richard Burbage; Anne Hathaway; Charles Edward Flower)
Other Characters: Rodger Cushing; Gordon Plummer; Professor Todhunter Macnee; Hathaway Broughton / Harry Benbow; Moll; Inspector Robert Laurie; Inspector Horatio "Horrie" Islington; Mr Rothstein; Emrys Price; Glynis Price; Mary Chelish; Graham "Gray" Chelish; Constable Derrick Constable; Morland Greaves; Richard; Trevor Warbeck; Talfryn Bowen; Inspector Fox; Muldoon; Toby; Lecture Audience; Lecture MC; Hansom Driver; Cabriolet Driver; Fox & Hen Customers; Omnibus Conductor; Scotland Yard Desk Officer; Train Conductor; Stratford Station Master; Greengrocer; Stratford Policemen; Gentleman; Black Bittern Landlord; Black Bittern Customers; Black Bittern Waitress; Actors; Stratford Police Sergeant; Stratford Hansom Driver; George Inn Innkeeper; (Mr Neville; Dr Fennyman; Beth Newington; Robert Newington; Newspaper Boy; Major Bertram Pettigrew; Rachel Verner; Glynis's Parents; Graham's Uncle; Frewer; Woodward; Hugh Price; Mrs Donnelly; Terrence Chelish; Ralph Chelish; Solicitor)
Date: 1603 / 1906
Locations: Richmond Palace; Queen Anne Street; Madame Tussaud's; The Earl of Winchester; Lambeth; Auckland Street; Benbow's Rooms; Wigmore Street; The Hen and Fox; Embankment; New Scotland Yard; Marylebone; Rothstein's Clothiers; A Train; Warwickshire; Stratford-upon-Avon; Stratford Station; The Tudor Rose; Eating House; Church Street; Bull Street; 919, Bull Street; Greengrocer's Shop; Sheep Street; Police Station; Holy Trinity Church; Tea Shop; Henley Street; Shakespeare's Birthplace; New Place; The Black Bittern; Shakespeare Memorial Theatre; Lemon's Eatery; Rother Street - Police Headquarters; Park; Southwark; Bankside; George Inn
Story: Elizabeth I writes Troilus and Cressida as she awaits the arrival of James VI of Scotland.

Having been commissioned by his publisher to write a Galsworthy-style novel, Watson moves into one of the other rooms at 221, Baker Street. Amelia attends a lecture on the true identity of Shakespeare, and encounters Harry Benbow in disguise. Coincidentally, the following day she receives a request from her friend Beth, whose brother-in-law has vanished in Stratford-upon-Avon. She reads of the murder of Macnee, the Shakespeare lecturer, in the Times, and that Benbow is a suspect. Her suspicions about Watson's fidelity begin to grow at the same time.

Amelia takes Benbow to Stratford with her. On the train they meet Plummer, a Canadian investigator, who has been working for Macnee, and who is looking for a letter written by Robert Cecil that has been stolen from the professor. She learns from Beth's sister Mary, that her husband Graham was working on a book on the authorship of Shakespeare, but no sooner has she been told, than Graham appears at the front door, having been found trying to break into Shakespeare's grave, and is shortly thereafter found dead in his bed. After another murder, a body disappears.

Cecil calls on Shakespeare in Southwark.

NOTE: Many of the characters here are named after actors who have portrayed Sherlock Holmes:
Rodger Cushing = Peter Cushing
Gordon Plummer = Christopher Plummer (Both are Canadian)
Professor Todhunter Macnee = Patrick Macnee
Emrys Price = Jonathan Pryce
Frewer = Matt Frewer
Woodward = Edward Woodward
Mr Neville = John Neville