A familiar beginning with an alternative continuation...

Sequel to This Way Became My Journey. Voyager's mix matched crew faces trials and tribulations during their second year in the Delta Quadrant. AU J/C

Data wanted emotions his whole life, but can his programming adapt to handle the strain, or has he become a liability to Starfleet and his friends? Picard, Troi and Riker aim to find out during a horseback riding adventure that goes terribly awry. Why would alien raiders target an ancient stairway leading nowhere? What mysteries lurk in the ruins of Nineveh IV? CONTINUES IN PT 2&3!

In another timeline, another universe, Tasha Yar died seven years ago. But in this universe, she is alive to watch as the world she knows changes irrevocably around her. 70,000 light years away, her oldest friends battle their own challenges.

Six months post-Endgame and it's time to move on. JC angst/friendship/romance; Cover image by Gilly H, used with permission.

Second in a series of overlapping stories, this tale follows everyone's favorite inter-species couple in a modified Mirror Universe setting where the Terran Empire was almost completely crushed less than 50 years into their reign.

An occasional series, focusing on the developing relationship between Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher. Early chapters will present missing scenes from episodes throughout the show, while later chapters will feature events in an established relationship. P/C all the way!

There always seems to be a missing scene or two between plot points. These fill in the gaps in a variety of episodes. More chapters will come as I review the Voyager series again.

Back in the Alpha Quadrant, Admiral Janeway is faced with a series of events that threaten her chances of happiness with Captain Chakotay. Photo by Jane Dee, used with permission.

Everyone has secrets... Everyone has a past they'd rather keep buried... Everyone has ghosts... Everyone has scars... But when a ghost from Jim's past comes knocking, his world is turned upside down. Someone is out for his blood. But can he bring himself to trust his crew, with the secrets of his past... Or will he try and out run this threat alone? Based after Into darkness.

A collection of one-shots, drabbles and other stories about the family of the USS Enterprise.

It's Chekov's first away mission and he, Kirk and Uhura travel down to an uninhabited new M class planet but -as with every mission with Captain James T. Kirk- things go horribly wrong and the away team are captured by an insane new race. Now Enterprise can't find them and the group are separated, fighting for their lives. Will they escape? And will any of them be the same? Torture

It's been a year since Jim and Winona successfully reconnected, and now the Enterprise is stopped at Earth for a couple weeks. Bones and Jim are visiting the Kirk family farm for a week with the hope of a reunion between Jim and his brother, Sam. This time, though, it's further complicated by poor timing, illness, and meeting family for the first time. Sequel to Family.

Set several weeks Post-Endgame; After visiting the monument on Tevlik's moon, en route back to Earth Janeway and Chakotay talk.

JC story, set Season Two, beginning immediately after Janeway says 'Two to beam up" in 'Resolutions'. Before he gets eaten by that rubbery monster in 'Basics', I decided Hogan deserved a bigger part. AU.

Angst, Maquis secrets, more angst and stuff. JC story featuring other members of the crew at various points.

A five year old Harry is taken from an abusive Vernon and Petunia Dursley because of an accident. This accident changes Harry and these changes may decide the fate of the wizarding world. Ron Bashing. All Characters and settings are the creation of J.K. Rowilng

a different version of the final scene of Hunters - based on the original season four trailer featuring the scene they cut.

Hermione Granger's upbringing is not much different from Harry's. However, she is not only smart but also powerful and takes matters into her own hands by wishing herself to Hogwarts and rescuing Harry. After being taught by elves and goblins, the couple persue their own agenda instead of that of Albus Dumbledore or Cornelius Fudge. Completely AU, partly OOC, HP/HG

Set late Season 2: Maybe not the Commander's finest hour... Tom Paris's PoV

Worf is presumed murdered, his shuttle adrift. With the aid of Data and the Enterprise, Worf's son Alexander heads out to find those responsible. Would Alexander abandon his Federation ideals to avenge his father? What will he and Data find in the Nexus? Set 39 years after 'Generations,' this story features Lal, Dr. Soong, Tasha, Wes, and swordfights! COMPLETE! Reviews Welcome! :)

VAMB Secret Santa 2014; Episode coda to 'Macrocosm', Season three.

Pavel Chekov had experienced darkness long before Nero or Khan but few aboard the Enterprise know this. This darkness returns and with it comes a series of events that could prove fatal as Pavel's past collides with his present in a struggle for his future. Contains a bit of whump.

'Year of Hell' additional scene: What if their desperate circumstances made them just a little bit more reckless?

Communication ought to come easy to a talented linguist and a logical Vulcan, right? Think again. A series of written messages between Spock and Uhura, starting in their Academy days and going through "Darkness."

'Workforce' re-worked. AU;"It's complicated," he replies quietly, his eyes focused on the sidewalk ahead. If you only knew the half of it, Kathryn thinks. J/C, P/T.

A year-long look into the log of the CMO of the good ship Enterprise. The T rating is for the occasional profanity. Goal of 365 has now been reached - final entry and index have been added. Happy New Years - many thanks to all those who have followed all year.

It's never just about getting what you want, but how you get it and when. (An AU, with the crew getting home in time for the worst of the Dominion War.)

Five bets with Paris that Janeway doesn't win.

He steps out in front of her.

The war is over. The Dominion, defeated by the combined forces of the Alliance, has retreated to the Gamma Quadrant, leaving behind a war-ravaged Alpha Quadrant. After two years of Dominion occupation, Cardassia stands on the brink of destruction. The once-strong empire needs a leader to unite the disgruntled factions. Its people need more than a man; they need a symbol. A Hero.

"You're making it sound like I go looking for trouble, Chakotay!" Set Season Five, after 'Thirty Days'.

Data and B-4 have vanished, and it is up to Lore and the Enterprise crew to find them before it's too late. But they aren't the only ones on the hunt. Who finds them first will mean the difference between life and death, and possibly the very future of the Federation...

"You can't stay on Enterprise, kid. I've got to get you to Earth," McCoy said. No. Jim wasn't going back to Earth. There was nothing for him on Earth. There never had been. Nothing good happened on Earth. He wanted to stay. Kirk picks up an unknown virus on the Narada and is quarantined on Earth while McCoy tries frantically to find a cure.

Written for my first VAMB Secret Summer Exchange: Episode Add-on to 'Live Fast and Prosper', Season 6. Janeway and Marla Gilmore have a long overdue chat.

Chakotay and Tom Paris: Voyager was the second time they shared a ship. This is what happened the first time.

Inspired by Seven's observations of Tom and B'Elanna's 'intimate relations'. The agony of one of those who knows all too well when they get amorous.

AU: Set Season 6. "If you don't take what's already yours soon, I happen to know you'll live to regret it." JC story, featuring other members of the crew at various points.

The timeline doesn't add up as Chakotay is confronted with the vast changes he and his fellow crewmembers have undergone over the years. J/C and others.

Young people about to get into trouble: implicitly JC. Written for my first VAMB Secret Drabble/Ficlet Exchange

From the silly to the ridiculous and back again - a short collection of stand-alone stories. (P/T, J)

Sorry, this isn't new. I realized I must have erased this one, when cleaning up. Summary: A unpopular, revised reaction to my boy, Harry's, "To the Journey" speech. Harry's POV . Written because, rightly or wrongly, Harry Kim doesn't get enough love.

A less than serious short piece about the perils of diplomacy in the Delta Quadrant. Set some time Season Three, after Sacred Ground.

A short story examining the likely course of events during Voyager's first month in Borg space following the Scorpion story, based on the thought that the writers of the series really didn't want to acknowledge just what Borg space would be like.

What if...Tom had been bitten by one of those insects too? AU Tom's PoV

Unofficial rules that all crewmembers of The Enterprise must abide by.

This is intended as a follow-on to my other AU story 'Alternative Coda', but if you haven't read that, you could still make sense of this. What if Chakotay was successful at persuading Kathryn to make a change in their personal relationship - even then, would it really be plain sailing?

Khan left many wounds and not just on Jim Kirk. With Pavel blaming himself no-one can convince him it wasn't his fault as Jim recovers. The efforts of someone out with the crew may be able to change that. Contains Spoilers for the second movie.

A couple of warp test flights in friendly space - of course, it's never quite that simple in the Delta Quadrant. Early season 7, P/T

How Tom Paris narrowly escaped a horrible death at the beginning of his relationship with B'Elanna Torres. Translation of my German fanfic "Schlaf oder Leben".

Three simple words, Tom.

The youngest on the Enterprise is now even younger. Leaving the crew dealing with a de-aged Pavel.

Three years after the Val Jean and the USS Voyager disappeared in the Badlands, the Maquis in the Alpha Quadrant make their final stand.

B'Elanna takes command of a Maquis away mission for the first time. As she later tells Harry in "Warhead", it doesn't exactly go as planned. An incident in the DMZ. Pre-Voyager.

"That's why Commander Chakotay and I have agreed that this should be one crew. A Starfleet crew." But the first days in the Delta Quadrant could not have been quite as smooth as the rhetoric sounds... A series of sketches featuring Paris, Chakotay, Seska and others to come.

Summary: I don't imagine Chakotay had much free time in the Maquis for lengthy evaluations of his new personnel. I'm guessing he might well have assessed how they were turning out at the end of the day, whilst he was showering.

Early season 4. Tom helps B'Elanna pack for an away mission.

Metaphorically speaking...Early season 3-ish, Paris/Torres fluff

What if... it had been Chakotay who had been critically injured and whose mind had been invaded by an alien presence when their shuttle crashed? AU

After crashing the Delta Flyer while retrieving a Federation probe, Tom finds out why Chakotay has been so miserable the past few days. Written for VAMB's Secret Santa 2013 challenge.

It's early days in the Delta Quadrant. Stuck on a shuttle with three Maquis and a 'Fleeter who won't give him the time of day, Tom Paris finds trust to be impossible to come by. And that was BEFORE the Vidiians attacked...

Janeway and Paris. Beginning at the beginning and filling in some blanks during "Caretaker". Written for the VAMB Secret Santa 2013 Challenge.

A routine mission has an unexpected outcome. One which may result in the loss of someone who Jim Kirk holds most dear.

Set sometime mid Season 5. The Command team are in search of answers.

Pavel Chekov has never celebrated Christmas. The crew of the Enterprise decide to change this.

Whom would Kathryn Janeway comm if she got really, really bored? A companion/tandem story to Alpha Flyer's "Commanding Reasons"

Tom decided when he was younger that the funny thing about drunk people - sometimes, the terrible thing about drunk people - is the ability of intoxication to reduce someone's personality to its essential elements.

Frothy/fluffy Post-Endgame fixer-upper. Sequel to my story 'Acceptance', but can be read as a stand-alone.

"But home for Tom has always been about people, which is what he worries about most now."

Diplomacy in the Delta Quadrant isn't always plain sailing. A less than serious short piece inspired by Laura W's seriously lovely story called Dessert.

Five times B'Elanna Torres lost her temper. And one time she didn't. From pre-Voyager to season six. P/T eventually.

Janeway and Kashyk peel off each other's layers, one at a time. Some of them reveal more than others.

From Coda to Unity. Character based introspective.

[J/C] [Post-Shattered S7] Just your regular night in the holodeck.

A brief intersection of paths near the DMZ. Pre-Voyager. Paris, Torres, Bendera, and a glimpse of Chakotay...Now Complete

Voyager has been home over a year. Harry lives with Libby and works with Tom, B'Elanna, and Seven on a new Flyer shuttle project. The Maquis and Equinox questions have been resolved. So why is Harry still getting recurring nightmares? New story, 2013. K/Libby, C/7, P/T, J/C, K/7, Picard.

Torres. Paris. Just how did that Day of Honour holoprogram come about? Spans late season 3/early season 4. P/T.

Some first impressions last forever. Written for VAMB's Anniversary Drabble Exchange.

The beginning and end of this rely heavily on Isabo's Shirt by Kirsten Beyer in the collection of stories called Distant Shores. I really like that story and recommend reading it.

Excerpts from the logs of Chief Engineer B'Elanna Torres, exploring her feelings about events occurring during the first through fifth years of Voyager's journey through the Delta Quadrant. P/T (Codas for episodes from the premiere episode "The Caretaker" through "Thirty Days," originally published on the "ASC" newsgroup as 3 separate stories, in 1997, 1998, and 1999)

Post-Distant Shores, Post-Endgame. A broken promise, an uncovered truth and Venice. J/C

He turns the tricorder on himself and the heavens open above, raining not water but irreversible fate upon him.

"How's B'Elanna?" "She misses you." - the other side of those thirty days. Torres, Janeway, Paris...and birds that can't swim.

Nobody is exempt from the laws of gravity.

A missing scene set between 5x02 "Drone" and 5x03 "Extreme Risk". B'Elanna looks for danger in the holodeck.

C/Paris, heavy on the Paris. Because betrayal isn't always black and white.

She cuts her meat into tiny slices. Indeed.

By degrees...but not chronological ones. Dark, whatever. J. Kashyk. C.

First, flailing stab at C/P. Dark. Not very nice to Chakotay but in one thread of one universe where C/P happens, this maybe happens, too. Maybe...

And yet, a story in which nothing thaws not even my dislike for this episode. Probably why my title morphed. (I'm also supposed to mention that it's a "Timeless" coda. What can I say?)

Pure, unapologetic (okay, maybe a little apologetic) P/T fluff following "Barge of the Dead".

A very AU version of the 2nd Season episode. Part of the Alternate Voyager series. Please mind the warnings. Rating notched up starting with Ch 05.

Halfway across the galaxy, she found herself on a Starfleet bridge surrounded by Starfleet uniforms. Her throat constricted, and she knew it wasn't the fumes that filled the damaged ship that suddenly made it difficult to breathe.

Following the events of Ascent I, Lore finds himself wandering the Beta Quadrant without purpose, until a mysterious message from Deanna Troi prompts him to return to the Enterprise. But, life aboard the Enterprise is not how he left it. Can Lore still call the Enterprise home, or will others conspire to ruin everything? Characters: Lore, B-4, et al.

When Lore is reassembled by Dr. Bruce Maddox, he awakes to a world he is unprepared for: A world or regret. With his ethical program repaired, Lore must face the guilt and reality of his crimes, but some want retribution. He finds a lone friend aboard the Enterprise, but will his past destroy her and his new life? Or will the Enterprise and her crew pay?

The usual. J/Ka, a splash of J/C, hints of others...dark...you know the drill.

It isn't so much that B'Elanna's day has already been bad, prior to meeting Janeway in the shuttle bay...

Things below the surface: A moment of confrontation and doubt in the Delta Quadrant.

Fluff. J/C from Caretaker to Venice. Darklovers dare not venture here...

A re-entry story, focusing on Tom Paris. It explores how Voyager's crew might have resolved outstanding issues with law, politics and Starfleet protocol, how they might have reconnected with family and dealt with career options. Touch of TNG.

Post Endgame, Chakotay runs into some trouble. From the point of view of Harry and Seven and featuring them, as requested, and yet as much J/C as I could make it within those confines.

Spoilers for season 6 "Muse". Tom and B'Elanna become telepathicly linked.