An unbalaced Betazoid. A Vedek and the Pah-wraith trying to kill him. Walk with the Prophets, children, there are many mysteries... Maybe her sanity can be saved by the one who loves her. Or he can be saved... As well. *Some kind of glitch duplicated the first chapters,but the story is worth it, as my all or your money back!I know I don't write what exactly is in fad,but I love it*

Assistance is coming in, but at a cost; disturbing personal facts are revealed and various conflicts make the work of all participants more complicated.

As the Great War rages between the powers of the Alpha, Gamma and Beta Quadrants, in the Gamma Quadrants the Vorta Menoron is sent to explore a nebula. Attempts have been made before and all had failed. With technology improved since then, a new expedition is sent in.

I wanted to explore the relationship between Kira and the hunky monk Bareil Antos. This takes place over several episodes but dives more into Anots' history and feelings and his positive influence on Kira. There's something powerfully seductive about a sincerely spiritual and attractive man. I missed Antos almost as much as Kira in the later seasons. It also explores spirituality.

What Kor did after he beamed across from Martok's flagship. A "missing scene" in the final act of the episode Once More Unto The Breach.

A fractured Julian/Jadzia fairytale, featuring long-lost relations, the Grand Queen Lwaxana, and fair Ferengi.

This is not as dark or graphic as I usually go, but this is the only way I imagine Dukat could ever get away with fulfilling his desires in reality. The relationship between the two characters and actors is disturbing and dark and fascinating. I imagine poor Nana might have had nightmares about just this sort of situation. When I watched 'Covenant', I feared for Kira.

Drabble written for a joke about Jadzia kicking the bucket.

Kira Nerys had two brothers. One of them follows her footsteps into the Bajoran Resistance. He uncovers the connection between his family and Gul Dukat but pays the price.

How I imagine the scene between Kira and Shakaar played out in the episode of 'Crossfire ' in season four. Edon confesses his feelings and Kira reacts.

From Cardassia, Garak writes to explain why he sent the doctor "A Stitch in Time" (aka. a full length novel addressed directly to Bashir) rather than, you know, just corresponding like a normal person and mailing a letter.

Shortly before the Occupation ends, Odo discovers Shirok Anasa, an orphaned Bajoran girl. He must find a way to save her before Dukat finds a solution to their problem.

Now employed at SFHS, Melset and her fellow organizers do whatever they can to save their people and enlist help

Kira befriends the newest recruit to Shakaar's cell during the Occupation of Bajor. His name is Tahna Los and is a character that features in the early episodes DS9 later. This is a direct sequel to 'The Oldest Profession' so I encourage reading that first.

While Kira Nerys prepares to deal with Mother's Day, Odo thinks back to his past and his lack of a mother.

A series of snapshots- short stories and drabbles- with an overarching arc about the House of Grilka's growing family and their friends. Quark/Grilka. Post-'The Greater The Risk'.

This is a quick one-shot vignette between Jadzia and Worf in the early days of their relationship. Set before their trip to Risa and very shortly after they took their friendship to the next level.

AU. Worf has accepted his exile from the Klingon Empire after refusing to join their ranks with the Cardassian War. However, when confronted with another young Klingon, a warrior also facing the burden of banishment, he will do whatever it takes to make sure the male can clear his name.

The war has long been over, and the process of healing has begun for Cardassia. Garak tries everything to forget, but the memories still keep him awake-not memories of the bad times, but memories of the good.

This is a follow-up to "Failure Analysis," but it's not a sequel (and it is much shorter). A Physics professor arrives on DS9 and proposes to conduct experiments on the wormhole. The equation that forms the basis for the experiments is so complicated that almost no one can understand the equation... or its consequences. Sisko must decide whether to allow the experiments to proceed.

In this Deep Space Nine novelette, a catastrophe thought to be impossible has occurred; Sisko, Dax and O'Brien are given the job of trying to find out what happened. The story is a mystery; not so much a "whodunit," but rather a "HOWdunit" and a "WHYdunit." The solution to the mystery is included.

Months after the series finale, "What You Leave Behind," Julian Bashir writes a letter to Garak.

After the events of Afterimage, Ezri Dax meets with her new boss. (Garak/Bashir mention)

Two men with rather good memories arrange a long-awaited date.

Something happened during The War. Something, twenty years later, the Federation will go to any lengths to keep quiet. Sisko is gone. But the Cardassian tailor is still alive. As is the young doctor who followed an order. Living in Lakat and trying to forget the past, Julian Bashir is about to find out just what he and his hero did In The Pale Moonlight...