The Emperor had been killed, his fleets scattered, and admirals defeated. Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade have found themselves in a galaxy where all their work has been undone, with other stranger changes lurking.

Still reeling from the revelations at Bespin – and not exactly reassured by Obi-wan's rationalizations and Yoda's last words and subsequent disappearing act – Luke had entered the coordinates for his first jump away from Dagobah more or less blindly. He had promptly come this close to splattering his X-wing all over the SSD Executor's colossal armored underbelly.

When Luke rejects Darth Vader's offer of a chance to rule by his side on Bespin, he sets into motion a long series of struggles between sacred and profane love, as Vader learns that we cannot truly care for a person "till we have faces", and sincerity in our souls and selves.

A redeemed Vader strives to reconcile his past actions while trying to save Luke from the Emperor's grasp, and helping the Rebel Alliance... And struggles to simply survive. Post-RotJ AU.

A routine mission goes bad when Kirk, Spock, and McCoy find themselves crashed on a remote planet, injured, and hidden from the Enterprise. To make matters worse, the planet's inhabitants appreciate neither Starfleet nor unexpected visitors.

Before they can investigate the mystery of a wrecked Starfleet shuttle on the planet Skara, Kirk, Spock and McCoy are interrupted by an ion storm. Spock is lost in a transporter malfunction and the Enterprise is blasted light years away. Non-slash.

Watson has married Mary Morstan and moved out of 221B Baker Street, leaving Holmes to suffer alone in his Black Fits and cocaine addiction. Will Holmes' loneliness finally be his undoing, or can Watson come to his rescue in time? Mild language, not slash.

What might have happened had Luke returned to Tatooine after "Empire Strikes Back". An Alternate History.