An eighteen year old Chakotay's dreams of attending Starfleet Academy are thrown into disarray when a Borg Cube crashes near his home... AU. C/7

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

"They meant well, and it's not like they stared, but Kathryn saw the look in their eyes - that knowledge that Chakotay wasn't who he had been and may never be that man again."

Excerpts from the personal logs of Thomas Eugene Paris of Voyager, in which he describes critical events and his impressions of the crew of Voyager during and after their epic journey home, as edited by his daughter Admiral Miral Paris Riker (ret.). (New 2013) Disclaimer: Paramount owns all. Jamelia is just borrowing the characters to provide some continuity Paramount left out.

Been working on massive edits. Hopefully it's easier to follow the 2nd time around. How does one learn to hide from their family history?

In which we learn exactly how much Tom Paris lost in the accident at Caldik Prime. Takes place pre-series. Rated T for language.

A/U Justin Tighe and the Rangers never rescued Ensign Janeway and Admiral Paris from the Cardassians.

A medical crisis occurs aboard Voyager at a bad time for Tom. For any P/T fans left out there!

Star Trek: Voyager AU series, with worffan101. What if the Caretaker caught Gul Evek, too? What if Janeway and Chakotay were killed in the crossing, but Veronica Stadi survived? What if Harry Kim got character development, and Neelix had two brain cells to rub together? These and other questions answered, in a series of episode rewrites and original stories. SEASON TWO PREMIERE!

After Body and Soul, it becomes apparent that Tom's holodeck solution wasn't an effective way to treat Tuvok's Pon Farr. After searching the ship's database for an alternative, Tom finds one that wreaks havoc in his marriage. Dub-con.

A retake of the episode Caretaker. The force of the Caretaker array killed all of the senior officers on Voyager, only leaving behind Ensigns, Crewmen, and the lower ranks. Taking the role as Captain, a certain young Ensign will try to get his crew home.

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.)

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

The season 3 finale. If only life could be uneventful. The colonists have reached New Earth. Just leave it to a Romulan to turn it into an event.

Voyager has returned to the Alpha Quadrant. As the ship has come to its final destination, even with Voyager family there to support them, the crew discovers they still have a long way to go before they're truly home.

It's more than just the memories that haunt him.

In the aftermath of the Borg attack, a member of Voyager's crew takes on a mission that will change his entire life.

When B'Elanna Torres discovers she is pregnant, both she and her husband Tom must deal with their emotional reactions

Four years after stopping Henry Starling on Earth in 1996, (VOY EP : The Futures End), Janeway and her crew discover the damage may have already been done, and it's effects can be seen even as far out as the Delta Quadrant. (Set in the last season of the VOY TV series, after the episode "Homestead". Book 1 (37 chapters) is Complete.)

This story is about how the Canaan Land arc began from Academy days forward. This is the only story that is gritty and worthy of an M warning. All of the others are K or T in this series. This reflects Tom's fall and rise, Chakotay and the Maquis and how they found each other. It was written in 1998, another lifetime ago. I almost feel like I'm editing someone else's story. :D

They were a lifetime away from Earth, and two of them were a world away from everything else.

jop 'ej way' ("lunge and deflect"), idiomatically a verbal duel or argument; the "missing episode" that my head insists should exist somewhere between Seasons 2 and 3. Paris/Torres

Tom's downhill journey during the missing months between resigning from Starfleet and meeting up with the Maquis.

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.

It had to do with Vidiian caves, twisting hulls, Kazon Majes and falling ships; it had to do with finding yourself trusting someone with whom you still had unresolved history.

The Captain inevitably shows up in sickbay to visit an injured staff member. This story fills in for the sickbay visit to Tom that is missing from the episode, Alice. B'Elanna also plays an important role in the story.

This story deals with some of the aftermath from the episode, Equinox, and also crew reactions to the presence of the ex-Borg, Marika Wilkarah, who came to live and die on Voyager.

Q is being a pest. Tom dives into another ocean, and Will Riker gets wet.

These are Tom/B'Elanna centred missing scenes for the third season of Star Trek Voyager.

In the darkest hours, kindness is neither irrelevant nor illogical.

What if the timeline hadn't reset after the Year of Hell? What if the crew remembered everything? What if things were different? Part 1 of an ongoing A/U series. P/T, eventually J/C.

The Kazon are gone, Seska is dead, the ship has been returned to its rightful owners and the clean-up crews are hard at work. It's the morning after, and Tom's still buzzing.

When an accident leaves Tom Paris amnesiac his deepest secrets start to come out. Will he ever be able to trust a crew that has never trusted him?

This story was written to show off Tom Paris' piloting skills and the important role they played in the success of Voyager's missions. Set on the Delta Flyer within the two part episode, Dark Frontier.

Things are stirring; Janeway and Paris can't sleep.

Rewrite of the 4th season episode, Scientific Method, where aliens conduct medical experiments on members of the crew. This time with a naughty Janeway/Paris slant.

In which Harry sacrifices some rations to discover just how deep Tom Paris' problems with temporal dynamics really go, and we learn the truth about what happened with Susie Crabtree.

Tom Paris learns what it means to issue orders, as Captain of a recommissioned Voyager. In the course of a humanitarian mission, the crew encounters an ancient evil and a dangerous enemy.

These are Tom/B'Elanna centred missing scenes for the second season of Star Trek Voyager. This story is complete.

Healing is a process. It takes time. Set toward the end of the episode, Latent Image.

What will Chakotay do when he learns that Tom Paris has been struggling with an incurable illness? Set two and a half years since Voyager's return.

Takes Tom Paris and Kathryn Janeway through Tom's first morning back on duty after his thirty days in the brig. The story also contains Paris/Torres elements.

Set at the end of the episode, Thirty Days. A canon consistent version that explains how the Paris-Janeway friendship survived these events.

These are Tom/B'Elanna centred missing scenes for the first season of Star Trek Voyager. This story is complete.

Slimy aliens, impure thoughts and a novel use of Voyager technology. What could go wrong?

Of all the gin-joints in the Delta Quadrant ... Tom and Harry run into an alien with a secret. Proto-P/T.

In a place beyond the reach of law and justice, where compassion is but a memory and the truth lies hidden from view, whose face will you see in the mirror? Strong TNG element.

It has begun to wear on her more, being the highest ranking officer out here. And as much as she loves her job, she doesn't need the added reminder of her burden in settings that have nothing to do with it.

Voyager has returned after six years in the Delta Quadrant however, Tom Paris never made it onto Voyager. He joins Lt Commander B'Elanna Torres and Lt JG Harry Kim on the project to refine the drive for fleetwide use as their test pilot. Will sparks fly?

Chakotay is fairly sure the entire population of the Delta Quadrant is sexually depraved and completely insane. He may be right.

Tom Paris learns the rules of diplomacy in fifteen easy - okay, not so easy - steps. But can he play the game? Strong TNG element.

Is there a stalker loose on Voyager? This is SLASH - you have been warned. Also has B'Elanna/Harry.

A sequel to Scent. Janeway & Paris explore their new relationship further, all the while trying to catch a traitor aboard Voyager. COMPLETE.

If the array hadn't interfered, what roads might have been taken? This A/U begins two weeks after Voyager travels into the Badlands in search of the Maquis ship Liberty, and then 9, 18, and 30 months after that time.

Tom Paris accepts the responsibilities of fatherhood and of command as First Officer aboard the USS Enterprise. Can the Prime Directive survive? Strong TNG element.

"It's not power that I feel deprived of, it's the mention that I miss." - Geoffrey, The Lion in Winter

An encounter in a crevice on an alien moon causes turmoil in Tom's life. Also has B'Elanna/Harry

After the flight that transformed them, Janeway and Paris look for answers.

Part of the Neoplasm Universe. After his 30 days sentence in the brig, Tom finds out that Voyager has been contacted by some friends back in the AQ.

"Things rarely go the way we expect them to, Commander."

What if it hadn't been Chakotay that Janeway was with on New Earth?

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.

Back in the Alpha Quadrant, Tom struggles with the burdens of command and Janeway struggles with the burdens of friendship.

This is a challenge story: Write a return for Voyager which dark and dangerous. This is that story.

This is an Au version of the episode Drive, when the Maquis were reactivated and took over the ship. This takes that rather unsatisfactory storyline to the fullest conclusion with betrayal, collusion and a return to the Alpha Quadrant and danger.

“I’m sorry,” she says, finding her voice. “Do I know you?”

J/P run into trouble returning from a trade mission. They must rely upon each other to survive as they are brutally coerced into confessing to a crime they didn't commit. J/P friendship, but I'll deliver some J/C, P/T if you can hang on for the ride.

COMPLETE...What happens when Voyager is a MAQUIS ship. What happens when Janeway and Chakotay meet before the Delta Quadrant. Once in the Delta Quadrant will Janeway join Chakotay OR.............