When a Bajoran businessman is killed aboard Deep Space Nine, Sisko, pressured by the Bajoran provisional government, encourages Odo to pursue all avenues of investigation. Odo finds himself hesitant to investigate Quark, afraid of what he might discover. Will Odo uphold the law and uncover the truth, whatever it may be, or will he try to protect Quark?

A deeper look at the character of Mirror Bareil Antos and his interactions with both Kiras and includes some scenes that I felt should have been in the episode 'Resurrection'.

A Human woman is mistaken for a Federation spy, kidnapped by the Romulans and forced into marriage with a Romulan. As she adapts to life on Romulus, Senator Vreenak's appearance further complicates matters… Human OC/Romulan OC, Vreenak. This is a slow burn story.

In an alternate universe where the Borg have crushed the Federation under their iron heel, the last bastion of resistance in the Alpha Quadrant is the Cardassian Union. Now the Borg have turned their attention to the temporospatial anomaly located at Terok Nor...

"I'm a horrible person. I'm a disgrace to Cardassia. My father would be ashamed of me. I'm disgusting." Garak has a panic attack during a vulnerable moment with Dr. Bashir.

When Sisko is trapped in a holosuite program of the Old South, Bashir fears what will be done to him in that world. Until they can find a way to get him back, his only hope is if Bashir traps himself as well.

Garak's implant turns on mysteriously. OR The Wire, Part 2

The Breen bring War to Earth in the worst possible way...

Lieutentant Raina Cavendish moved across space for a fresh start on Deep Space Nine. Her career only just salvaged and now in need of healing and redemption, she makes the best of her situation. Only trouble decides to follow her and she is thrown back into the very situation she had worked so hard to free herself from.

Major Kira Nerys thinks Dr. Bashir has had everything handed to him. Julian's newest holosuite program is about to change her mind. (This is set after Dr. Bashir, I Presume)

Well, Garak mused as he watched the unconscious boy, if Starfleet wasn't going to take advantage of the Augment, Cardassia was more than willing to step in and fill that void. AU. No Slash.

As Worf and prepares to marry Martok's daughter, his position in the House of Martok becomes more solidified. This causes Martok's son Drex to question where he stands within his own family. Meanwhile, Worf must deal with the choice he made regarding his brother Kurn years ago.

In a world without the Universal Translator, Kira learns a lot more Cardassian than she'd like, and Dukat has a change of perspective… sort of.

Kira and Julian agree to keep ZIyal's secret safe even from those closest to her.

A retelling of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House for the 24th century, set in a universe where Jadzia lived.

Sequel to 'Seeds of Faith'

For a while, she is a grieving, devout woman. (Kira Nerys/Bareil Antos). Missing scene from episode 3.15. 'Destiny'.

I never liked how Odo and the Female Founder became involved in the sixth season episode "Behind the Lines", so I changed how they could have interacted when she came into Odo's office.

A one shot about Kira Nerys dealing with motherhood.

"Don't we all make good-bye messages in case of our death?" Jadzia says. But who does Julian make his for? Some of Julian's musings as he sits in the Defiant, off on some dangerous mission against the Dominion. Implied Garashir.

Having spent a few evenings in Jadzia's company, Leeta wants to make a personal request.

When Captain Sisko and his crew stop by an idyllic planet in the Gamma Quadrant, they are invited by its colonists to stay for some while. But the colonists have a secret. When a medical emergency prompts Dr. Bashir to offer his help, he doesn't yet know what he maneuvers himself into. Can Sisko find out the truth before it's too late? (Set in season 4)

It is said that history is written by the victors. Sometimes, secrets older than history itself come back for revenge. A cloud is threatening Bajor, and Garak has discovered a secret that could crack the very foundations of the Federation.

The Dominion War is over, but that does not mean the Federation has emerged unscathed. Galactic powers now look with interest upon the new political situation that the Alpha and Beta Quadrants find themselves in, and Starfleet must prepare itself. Captain James O'neil must face the aftermath of a war he would rather forget, and lead his ship and crew to defend the Federation again.

Commander Drask finds himself in a bit of a dilemma when the Bajoran wormhole sends him back in time to the Cardassian occupation.