Jim has a reason not to trust doctors. Bones is the only doctor allowed to touch him. But when Jim is seriously injured by the Klingons, how will he cope when Bones can't always be there?

The Bovis people know everything about every race before accepting help from them. When Jim is chosen to visit them on behalf of the Federation, he is willing to let them do what they want with him, but little does he know how they get their information...

Jim is threatened to sacrifice himself. If he doesn't there will be disastrous consequences. Apparently, being shoved off a 30ft balcony isn't enough. Rated T for obvious reasons.

Frank is back, and he wants Jim. Rated T for swearing and mentions of rape/torture.

Jim hasn't had to have surgery since Tarsus. When he finds out he needs one, it doesn't go down well with him or McCoy. Mostly a PTSD story. Rated T for swearing and a little torture.

A series of on-going stories featuring a large dose of hurt-comfort and friendship. "Now listen here, Jim," his head was suddenly clasped between the hands of Bones, "You don't learn to walk after standing up once, and you can't talk fluently after saying one word," he eyed the bowl of food, "You've gotta teach yourself motor skills again. What happened to no-win scenarios?"

Jim has horrific nightmares after the events of the Narada, and unfortunately the entire ship finds out after having one wide awake on the bridge. Bones comes to rescue. Oneshot!

The Enterprise is ordered to participate on a mission involving Tarsus IV, but no-one knows Jim was one of the survivors. Cue flashbacks, panic attacks, delusions and hallucinations before they've even arrived.

Spock gets transported back from a mission and a malfunction gives him amnesia. It slowly gets worse, eventually he can't remember where he is, who the crew are, who he is.

Jim Kirk has lost his memory of everything he knew. His ship, his crew, himself. He's quickly driven himself into some deep levels of fear, and must rely on his crew to help him through it. Rated T for some swearing and trauma. Jim!Whump so be warned.

Jim Kirk, McCoy and Spock are ready to depart from a planet they've been stranded on. Jim has been taking pills to keep him "living". Everyone comes back safe... Or, nearly everyone. Some major Hurt!Jim is in the making.

One-shot: Post-Star Trek 2009. Spock just lost his planet and his mother. Everyone on the ship gets a taste of the reason why Vulcan's have to supress their emotions. Warning: Spock is violent in some parts, and both him and Jim are hurt.

Kirk gets seriously injured. Enterprise's crew decide to investigate a planet that has seemingly been taken over by Romulans. It supports human life, but there's a reason why no human life lives on it. I'm an angsty writer so expect a lot of angst and comfort!