The Enterprise sets out on what they think is a routine aid mission, and Wesley gets to reunite with his old mentor; Professor Philips. However, Philips is hiding something, which puts Wesley's life in danger, and forces him to make a choice that could dramatically impact the Federation. Leaving Captain Picard and the rest of the crew to try to save Wesley before its too late.

This story is the sequel to "Man Out of Time" and picks up immediately after the events at the end of that story. It is 2367 and following the recent return of Captain Picard from the Borg, the Enterprise crew is caught up in a complex and sinister plot which threatens to splinter the crew and Starfleet. They must stick together if the Federation as they know it is to survive.

The first Gamma Triangulan in Starfleet fakes her death, and secretly masterminds the destruction of the ill-fated Pegasus. When the Enterprise-D comes to investigate the appearance of a Pegasus shuttle craft orbiting Gamma Trianguli VI 12 years later, it becomes a prime target. A sequel to the original episode "The Apple". Please review.

After over 15 years trapped in a Space Dumpster for a second time, Rita and her goons are set free and attack Earth Zordon and the first Earth Power Ranger chooses 10 teenagers with attitude to become Power Rangers to battle her. Warning will contain femslash as it will have a Kim/Trini pairing.

A series of one shots, drabbles and short stories from various moments in the TNG series, as told from the perspective of one overlooked character. Let's see what our silver lady has to say shall we!

Riker must keep the officers of the Enterprise alive inside a deadly game that may be unwinnable...

Kimberly finds out at a karate match Jason competes in that his opponent is none other then her cousin Paul. And is there a connection with him and the new Evil Green Ranger that Rita has created and what is the real reason that her cousin and his dad moved to Angel Grove? Rated M for safety.

AU: Picard returns from the Q Continuum after eleven years of captivity. Will he choose to reclaim his life, or turn his back on humanity as it faces the ultimate peril? *This will be an "enhanced" version of a story I posted in 2013, "Second Life", which is probably my favorite story I posted on FF, and was so fun to write. Thank you for reading

The Federation is gone, and the Borg is everywhere! They are one of the last ships left and every moment has become a fight for survival. This is the story of the starship, Enterprise.

Summary: Honor does not come without cost.

The crew of the Enterprise celebrates Christmas, with a twist. Jean-Luc brings an old naval tradition from Earth to the Enterprise. The spare time afford allows two people to get closer.

From the episode "Jem'Hadar" Oddessy's fateful encounter.

Takes place in the "Best of Both Worlds" episodes. Enterprise must fight to get her captain back. As the Borg close in on earth, she's faced with a stark choice. Her fleet or Jean-Luc Picard.

Picard says a last farewell to his companion of 8 years. Though he longed to, he never could say the words he wanted to say. It is something he will always regret. Just a hint of Picard/Enterprise D.

After a refit, Enterprise sails out of drydock as a brand new ship. Based on a scene from Star Trek: The Motion Picture

Enterprise's fight against the Reliant in the Wrath of Khan.

Enterprise's death over Genesis. It's unclear if that's how she will die in the new timeline but I imagine for the most part the timeline is relatively intact and most events will unfold in the same way.

I don't own any of the characters, and this story probably violates the canon of two franchises, but it was fun to write it anyway. This story is about what might have happened if "Prometheus" had taken place in the "Star Trek: TNG" universe.

How far would you go to find some peace and quiet?

Based on the game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Set in the Star Trek universe, in the year 2270, the last year of James T. Kirk's famous five year mission. Plot follows the game's storyline, with a few tweaks to fit it into Star Trek.

That which does not kill us makes us stronger, or so Nietzsche says. What we survive is what makes us who we are; how we live through it is the story. On the journey back from a dark place, recovery takes many paths and uses many names.

After Nemesis basically...I needed something after that saddening movie...