There was nothing he could do. He was just another part of their experiments, of their research. He was Subject XVII. .:Part 3 of The Trails We Face (Trial I):.

Kirk and the crew discover a lead that could help them find the mysterious John Harrison. Said lead being in the form of a nineteen year old female thief who once worked with him. Can she be trusted? Eventual Chekov/OC

Yes, another what if story. What if Scotty opened the door in time for Spock to grab Kirk and take off for Sickbay. And Jim lived long enough to say good-bye to McCoy. Plot bunnies give me headaches, sometimes.

They told him his new name was Grigory Yeffim. One-shot, OMC and Pavel Chekov, slight slash. Reviews appreciated.

When Spock and Jim meet at a Star Fleet function as children, they form a bond which affects events to come in ways they couldn't imagine. When Spock goes in to Pon Farr, it's not T'Pring he desires. Rated M for later chapters Kirk/Spock

Kirk and Spock go undercover in a goth club to catch a werewolf. Kinda crack but not as much as that sounds - also with graphic sexual interludes! M rated for language, violence and gore from the outset with attempted rape and dub-con in later chapters. Goth Spirk with werewolves!

Spock and Jim befriend each other at a meeting between planets, and Jim discovers that there really is some human in the half-Vulcan child.

Christine Chapel joins Starfleet when her world has been turned upside down and she doesn't know what she wants anymore. Quickly noticed by the shady Section 31, Christine struggles to find her place at the Academy and train for a career in espionage. Activation by Section 31 crushes her tentative romance with Leonard McCoy, but it also plunges Christine into a dangerous mission to

She's not here. He's not there. They're somewhere in between. Between time and space and universes. It isn't dark there. In fact, it's quite nearly the same. Normal. But he's not there, and she's not here, and things will never be quite right. Not until they find a way home. AU, crossover with TOS, Pre-Darkness, Nyota/Spock.

Between coming back to life and going into deep space for five years Jim thought he had it good, that is until experiencing strange pains in his upper back, having vivid dreams about flying , and not to mention waking up with golden feathers in his bed. And now Spock is determined to find what Kirk's problem is, but will it be to big for the both of them to handle it?

Spock has lost his world, his mother, everything that surrounded him as a youth, yet he has maintained his composure in public for months. After Uhura's dangerous mission, he confronts loss. How will he deal with the possibility? This story is dark and light, isolation and the love of friends. Set in lead-up to STiD but not in the comics-verse. Cover Art by Linstock (Thanks!)

Six ways they didn't have their first kiss, and one way they did.

Carol & Bones are sent to a newly discovered alien planet to explore in the name of science and strengthen the amicable contact with the natives. During their away mission, they get to know each other better and eventually fall in love. (Set post-Into Darkness, during the five year mission. Rated T for now, will probably move up to M in future chapters.)

Three times Gaila and T'Pring met, and (some of) what happened after. T'Pring/Gaila. Also contains background T'Pring/Stonn, massive angst, and perhaps slightly more Vulcan vocabulary than strictly necessary.

Lucid nightmares begin to cause disastrous results in the waking world after the Enterprise is tasked with delivering replacement equipment to the USS Bradbury. Spock must take command when Kirk is incapacitated and risks losing not one ship, but two. A eight-chapter piece that takes place after the events of "Into Darkness" and during the five-year mission. (Will have a sequel!)

The Survivors', as introduced in The Continuing SFS are reintroduced. We will also revisit 'The Saviors.'

'I'm going back. I'm really going back.' As far as Jim Kirk was concerned, Tarsus IV had been burned behind him when he'd been rescued, but now the name glared at him mockingly from his PADD. 'A coup is rising on Tarsus IV, led by Syvik Kodos, son of deceased Governor Kodos. This threat must be neutralized immediately.' *Complete, to be continued in Because of Tarsus*

[Talks Like A Gentle Soul-verse] There was a commotion from the hallway and Joanna blinked as she heard her father's southern accented yelling break the tranquillity of the residence. "GODDAMNIT JIM!" [Spock and Uhura's Wedding, taking place between the final chapter and epilogue of 'Talks Like A Gentle Soul'].

Prompt 9: Months. Hikaru Sulu is very surprised when he gets a new roommate. 13, and highly intelligent, Pavel Chekov puzzles him. Acedemy fic! Chulu. Oneshot.

AU Prompt: Jim and Bones live in a terrible apartment complex. There's something enticing about him, his eyes make promises, his body speaks in volumes about adventure and danger and love of life, but his mouth has a split lip.

He's standing on the bridge, wondering what to do. He considers what would be worse, breaking Starfleet's Prime Directive or a life without Spock. The answer is easy enough. [Contains SPOILERS for Star Trek Into Darkness; written for a prompt at trekkink]

nirvana – a place characterized by freedom from oblivion, pain, worry and the outside world. Slow-building K/S set pre-Into Darkness.

Her cries kept him from sleep. Her needs drew his mother and father away. Her place in their home make Sorin seem nonexistent- and he doesn't like it. Not at all.

Sequel to "Let Me Get This Straight", the Enterprise is on its way back to Earth from Starbase 12 when it receives an invitation to Risa. Jim gets talked into it by Carol, who's dreaming of some time alone with Jim, away from watching eyes.

Jim Kirk is a strong man. He could easily handle the orders thrown into the face of every Starfleet captain and the stress of commanding the crew of the USS Enterpise. If only he was strong enough to tell Spock how he really feels.