Kathryn and Chakotay's relationship is still a secret and they would like to change that-but they aren't sure how. After healing Chakotay's injuries the Doctor is all too happy to help but it doesn't go exactly as he planned. This is part of my Sickbay Buddy series but I promise you can read it as a stand alone if you want.

A collection of one shots, both romantic and platonic, inspired by the Tumblr prompt list. 37. "Don't cry." (P/T, Miral P.) Post-series. Tom and B'Elanna deal with the challenges of taking care of a baby.

In the Beta Quadrant, Voyager finds a way to receive letters from home. Pausing for so long in unknown territory may or may not be a mistake. Part 4 of The Mother and The Captain Series, with a summary for new and returning readers.

After all their arguments over the past few years, Chakotay asks Kathryn to join him on shore leave for an important conversation.

Q really does enjoy throwing in a curve ball or two.

AU: What if Janeway was a Maquis captain when her ship, Val Jean was pulled to Delta Quadrant? This is the story before her ship was pulled away into Delta.

The Doctor has embraced a peaceful life on Earth like many of his old crewmates when Seven shows up with horrible injuries. She's picked up a terrible habit of rescuing those in need, and she's not willing to give it up. Doctor and Seven friendship. (SPOILERS FOR PICARD ep. 5., but this story takes place before ST: Picard and focuses on the Voyager characters.)

This haiku poem is from the point of view of a Starfleet officer calling his superiors yo give them some good news.

In the first episode of "Voyager" Janeway meets Chakotay for the first time when both crews are stranded in the Delta Quadrant. Here is an alternative first meeting for these two characters.

This a story of Tom and B'Elanna life after they return home. Follow their lives and the lives of children. Ch 8: A party with old friends. Ch 9: A dream for Tom.

While on an away mission with Chakotay, Kathryn breaks her foot but neglects to tell him. He has plenty to say about it when they get to Sickbay and he finds out—as does the Doctor. Naturally, she feels differently. This is part of my Sickbay Buddy series but I promise you can read it as a stand alone if you want.

These are a few of my favorite scenes from Voyager, written from the characters' perspectives after my first re-watch of the series. All are scenes between the Captain and members of her crew.

Episode tag for "The Killing Game". Janeway, Chakotay and the rest of the crew start remembering what they went through during the three weeks of simulations the Hirogen put them through. J/C Romance, Angst.

Young Q absconds to earth to stay with his godmother. Janeway is absolutely suspicious, but...he is her godson, and she can't trust Q to help his son now can she? Rated T, because Q, will eventually include Icheb/Q. Focus is on Janeway and Q. Most of the Voyager Crew and Naomi Wilder will make appearances.

A follow up to my story "Decompression". Neelix gets the crew together after the events of "Repression". Drunken shenanigans ensue. And kissing. Rated 'M' for a swear word.

When dark, mysterious, telepathic shapeshifters board Voyager, how can the ship and crew be saved? Read on, but be warned, all characters will make their entrance but most will also make their exit...

Kathryn is offered a promotion that sets one little puppy in motion. How can the family dog change the course of the Voyagers' lives after they return to the Alpha Quadrant?

In the five years since Voyager's return, life has taken some turns for both Tom and Kathryn, but their friendship endures. Two old friends talk about kids, life, houses ... and share their worries about the troubles ahead.

Chakotay sustains severe injuries for the first time since he and Kathryn began their relationship. As he recovers—blissfully unconscious—She is left to sort out some unexpected feelings. And, as usual, the Doctor is there to help as only he can. This is part of my Sickbay Buddy series but I promise you can read it as a stand alone if you want.

Here is what should have been included at the end of Voyager episode 7.3 "Drive".

When Esther goes for a walk with her dog Max, she witnesses the crash of a small plane. At least that's what she believes, until she approaches the crash site and discovers that the plane isn't one and the injured pilot is still alive. As the only other person on the scene, she is unable to reconcile not helping him. That decision has far-reaching consequences...

Set after the events of "Repression" (S7, Ep 4). An insight as to why 'Voyager' went back to normal after the mutiny. References to "The Killing Game" (S4, Ep 18 and 19) and "Night" (S5, ep 1)

What happened off-camera with our beloved crew of weirdos? Hilarity and nonsense, obviously. And LOTS of caffeine. Not to mention poking fun at romantic blunders. (Eventual pairings: J/C, D/7, and P/T who are probably the most sane. Fair warning: lots of jokes about C/7.)

Seven's enthusiastic exploration of her feelings opens new doors, shedding light on something greater than an innocent bond between her and the Captain. However, once open, some doors can't be closed. No one understands this better than Captain Kathryn Janeway. (Chapter 7 up :) )

There are some things family can't help but follow.