The most important thing Nyota has learned from Jim Kirk was there was always a third option, no matter how dire the situation was and the current situation was dire. Right now, she has to figure out how to deal with the ultimate romantic no-win scenario of her boyfriend being in love with Jim Kirk in a non-platonic way. Starts during the end of STID. K/S/U

Coffee Shop AU. Sherlock's irritated when change comes to his favorite café in the form of a new barista, John, but finds life has more flavor with him around. A quirky romance told in 100- or 1000-word snippets. university!Sherlock, med-school!John

What exactly does Sherlock do when he sends John away on those pesky "boring" cases? And more importantly, what on earth does he wear during their Skype sessions. Collection of drabbles of the sometimes uncomfortable, but always colorful, video chats between our beloved detective and his blogger. Rating may go up in later chapters, probably not more than light hints at Johnlock.

AU where everyone has one soul mate that they usually meet early in life. Sherlock Holmes never had a soul mate and never wanted one... until he met John Watson. Johnlock & mentions of Mystrade - NO season 3 spoilers

It has been three years after the fall of Sherlock Holmes and John is struggling with his returned loneliness, unable to move from the flat he shared with his best friend. However, Sherlock is about to perform one more miracle, just for him. But as Sherlock and John begin to strip away the boundaries of their relationship, they're threatened by a whole new danger.

Tony's hitting an all-time low. Pepper's unsure of what to do, so she calls up the other Avengers. What she doesn't expect, however, is some help from a mischievous younger sibling. (TW: self harm, self hate, etc)

John Watson moves in with Sherlock Holmes, only to find that Sherlock has a nine year old son. Parent!lock AU and eventual Johnlock. (Sequel now posted)

No one is allowed to insult Spock but McCoy, damn it. Them's the rules.

Vulcans feel nothing, their emotions trapped behind a wall of logic, but Spock has always been more than just Vulcan. When the greatest threat the Enterprise has ever faced forces events not meant to happen for years to come, Spock learns what it is to lose the one thing that matters most to him. Spocks thoughts and feelings during the end of Into Darkness.

Kirk's last regret before death is not being able to touch Spock. Now that he has a second chance at life, he wonders how to go about satisfying this inexplicable desire. Rated T because I'm not nearly good enough for M...yet.

Kirk knows that Spock has emotions, deep down, but he's only ever seen them come out twice, and both in relation to him. He learns there was a third time. K/S, post STID

The five times when Jim got sick... And the one time he nursed a Vulcan.

McCoy does not think about a Russian seventeen year old ensign for the rest of the week. No, he most certainly does not. (Post-Into Darkness)

Sherlock Holmes has a favorite spot on his rooftop that no one knows about. Well, until a new family moved in next door. Teen!Lock Sherlock and John. Fluff.

Yes, Pavel knew his older brother was visiting, and yes, he knew Andrey was better looking. He didn't need others to tell him that. But then it's Sulu walking up, telling him, "Woah, your brother's kinda...hot." And, yeah, that's the sound of his heart breaking.

After solving a particularly difficult case, all John wants to do is to curl up with a cup of tea. But Sherlock is acting a little strange, John's curiosity leads to a surprising, yet pleasant development in their friendship. Fluffy, slashy goodness. What's not to like?

John's niece comes to visit. This causes Sherlock to notice some changes in John's behavior and for him to act on it. PreSlash, Fluff, OneShot, JohnxWatson, WatsonxJohn, Shwatson

Before Sherlock deletes personal information, he writes it down in his "Personal Backup Drive," just in case he needs it back someday. Some things, however, won't delete. Like Victor Trevor, for example. And John. Johnlock, oneshot.

Whatever was happening on the inside, you kept up appearances on the outside. So, from the tender age of two, Sherlock, had learnt not to show any emotion. Instead, he kept it hidden far beneath the surface in a box that was deadlock sealed; only once in a while, the box would overflow and Sherlock would need a release. TRIGGER WARNING for Self-injury, as it's key plot point.

A question is popped in the middle of the night. Will Joan be able to answer it?

It's been hard for John and he's done with feeling alone. He's about to do something drastic when Sherlock saves the day yet again. Will he find out what John was doing up in his room? Warning: Near suicide. This will be Johnlock and I hope that doesn't bother you. Rated T for the themes

167 days, that's how long it has been since Sherlock Holmes' death shook the world of one John H. Watson, and just when he starts setting into things, a surprise visitor from the Holmes family keeps him on his toes. Meanwhile, Sherlock has some issues of his own to resolve, and rooms with a pair of misfits to help him on his journey back to Baker Street. (Contains Johnlock)

Amnesia is just another case to solve. In fact, it's a challenge that Sherlock could even enjoy. It's easy, really; he can deduce it all. The tottering old lady is his housekeeper. The man with the silver hair, his boss. The worried girl..infatuated. And as for John Watson? His husband. Obviously.

Sherlock is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Warning: angst like whoa.

The first time was involuntary, I am certain. He did not walk toward me so much as fall against me, body crumpling in a graceful arch. I remained still, unsure of how to proceed. "You're alive" he breathed, so softly that only I could have heard him.

Chekov is hurt after a mission but does not get it checked. What will happened when Jim finds out and orders him to go to McCoy? How will the doctor react? Warnings inside, please read before continuing. SLASH

Pavel Chekov is just the weird kid who helps steer the ship, and Len McCoy's happy to leave it like that. When a late-night visit to sickbay forces him to see Chekov as more, it sets McCoy on a path he never would have anticipated.

Pavel's finally met someone who doesn't just see him as cute, naive, little Ensign Chekov. Pretty soon he's in over his head. But when he finally decides to assert himself, it's McCoy who finds himself in the position of nervous, awkward suitor.