Summary: Jim has been hurt, so Bones must keep an eye on him. To avoid the Med Bay Jim is going to spend the night with Bones. Fluffy friendship, not really romance

Bones has a crush on the Diamond of Star Fleet and the poor doctor is miserable. Rated M b/c I'm paranoid. Might be a one-shot

He's been taken hostiage and he must fight to get back to his ship. Based on "Not My Time" By 3 Doors Down.

What might have happened after the credits of the episode "Plato's Stepchildren"

Post "The Empath". The Vians get more than they bargained for. Serves 'em right.

He sways you to the beat of the song and it registers in your mind that you are dancing on your father’s grave, and then you laugh because he’s probably getting a kick out of it up there in Heaven.

The look on Scotty’s face would be humorous if he didn’t look so terrified. He’s not really sure what he looks like, but he can feel blood drying on his face and he’s got the still bleeding Chekov in his arms. Reaper!McCoy/Kirk

Five times Leonard McCoy said the phrase "I can fix that", one time he wishes he could, and one time he doesn't need to say it at all.

Reluctantly, so reluctantly, John began to turn and race out of the Bridge. George's voice stopped him. "Keep him safe." Reaper!McCoy

Days like this, he hates being on any planet with Jim Kirk, because Jim has just the sort of dismal luck that likes company. -Spock/McCoy, Kirk/McCoy, Kirk/McCoy/Spock-

Leonard H. McCoy calls himself an ol' country doctor. But a discovery hidden deep within Starfleet's archives unravels much more to the McCoy line than anyone ever expected. Eventually Chekov/McCoy.

An away team discovers that they have been poisoned when they travel to the surface of an uncharted planet and it's up to McCoy to save the day.

Second year into the log of the CMO of the good ship Enterprise. The T rating is for the occasional profanity/situations. 366 entries of 100 words each plus an index.

An AOS retelling of the resolution of 'Wolf in the Fold'. McCoy and Spock are dragged back in time as Adminstrator Hengist tires to escape. How will they survive the challenges of 19th century Earth AND catch a superhuman serial killer? [Cross-posted from AO3 as a gift fic for Ultrageekatlarge]

Christine Chapel is doing her best to start a relationship with Leonard McCoy. But, when trouble starts on an ambassadorial visit to a small planet, she finds herself right in the middle of things. This is the last story in the Going to Georgia trilogy.

When a rash of odd behaviors strikes, will McCoy and Chapel and the crew be able to figure things out? McCoy/Chapel. The sequel to the Feeling of Being in Motion Again. COMPLETE!

When Christine volunteered to cover a few night shifts in Starfleet Academy's infirmary, she thought she had some idea of what to expect. She really should have known better. *Now a chaptered fic!* Pre-movie at the Academy. McCoy/Chapel UST

Sick of the beer bottles? Wonder why he hates flying yet live in space? Read the manual!

Leonard McCoy was fine with the way he was—damaged and bitter and determined to stay that way. Then he met Christine Chapel. –– set during/post-2009!film

He was born with a gift of sarcasm, and the sense that his friend was mad. The night before Jim's hearing, McCoy goes to a bar to drown his worries and encounters a woman he thinks he won't see again. He will. *McCoy/Chapel*

Leonard McCoy was very certain that he was a man that could never succeed in a relationship, and this was admittedly harder to face during the holiday season. He was quite certain that he was unchangeable, but Spock finds a way to turn his idea right on its head. Meanwhile, Jim Kirk and Nyota Uhura discover sides of each other that they never bothered to look for before.

When Enterprise is asked to rescue a group of space-storm chasers, they get more then they bargained for. Kirk and McCoy's friendship is tested when old wounds are reopened, while someone else is bent on ensuring Enterprise never reaches Earth... (T for language, minor violence, some heavy themes. No slash.) Complete.

Lieutenant Uhura finds an unlikely match in Leonard McCoy, who, for some reason, seems to be just right.

Sequel to "Yet to Come." Concerned about the budding relationship between Leonard and Uhura, Spock takes it upon himself to confront Leonard, while Jim talks to Uhura.

Leonard McCoy comes face to face with his own mortality, and help ends up coming from an unexpected source. A nod to TOS.