Sequel to 'A World for Dreams'. Written in collaboration with LoyaulteMeLie. Story complete, will be posting regularly. Having destroyed two of the ruthless Triad who effectively controlled the Empire, Commodore Trip Tucker now has the task of controlling and trying to turn the third - the most cruel and dangerous enemy he has ever had...

2161. Six years after "Terra Prime" and one year after the Romulan war. According to historical records, Commander Charles Tucker the Third died two weeks previously. The records are incorrect.

MU Tucker meets RU Tucker and T'Pol.

A captain, his science officer, a new first contact and a night to remember. [Rated T throughout. Season 1 ATP, slight P/C. 10 chapters total. In progress]

Of Tripp and T'Pol of something that could happen and not how the show ended. Follow them through the years before there was a Federation

Jonathan Archer is bewitched by the power of the Starship Defiant as he makes his first moves against the Rebellion, but he begins making plans about how far to take the Terran Empire. Spoilers for 'In a Mirror, Darkly.'

Oneshot: Assigned to find the xindi, 'Enterprise' had entered the Delphic Expanse, and had been given a MACO unit to aid them. Hoshi would have thought Reed would have welcomed the additional firepower. However...well, Mobile Assault Command Operations had its own way of doing things. Starfleet its own.

Book 2 of the "What Fates Impose series" Picard would never tell his only daughter about the Borg or what they did to him, no matter how she asked. After 18 years and 200 years in the past a similar fate has been sent by Xindi Reptilians to destroy the NX-01 and help them prevail. Can Archer see the threat and keep it from destroying the ship or a close crew member?

AU. A century after a very different first contact, Trip and Archer find themselves in a Vulcan labor camp after a failed resistance mission. In plotting their escape, they will come into conflict with the new commandant, T'Pol. A T'Pol/Trip arc is likely as the story progresses, but there will be more to this tale that just that.

The Enterprise returns to Earth to take part in the negotiations for the Coalition of Planets, but encounters a homeworld that appears farther away than ever from embracing its alien neighbors. As the talks crumble, and a dark force surges forward, Archer and his crew must take a final stand for their dream. My take on the "Demons/Terra Prime" two-parter.

Following the close of the Romulan War, the crew of the Enterprise gets to work recruiting worlds for the Federation, stumbling into misadventure all along the way. [March 2160 to December 2161. 25 episodes. Fully episodic, so each chapter is a stand alone story. ATP, Troshi, Malcolm/OC, P/C. Rated T throughout. Sequel to Season Five and Season Six. Complete]

There can be many types of similitudes in the universe. Better. In the universes.

Trip dives into danger in order to save a Vulcan child.

AU. Using the Temporal Observatory, Archer and his people realise history has changed to the point the Temporal Cold War is being fought in a new universe and past - their own - so they decide to protect what they have. Sequel to 'Is this meant to be Happening' SGA crossover Star Trek Discovery TOS DS9 VOY TNG

No one would ever accuse Trip of being a political savant. But, in hindsight, even he knew he probably should have been more specific when he asked Phlox to deliver that envelope to 'Our illustrious delegate from Vulcan.'

After a brief encounter with some spice traders, the behavior of the Enterprise crew begins to change and they start to rethink their mission.

After "Destiny"and "Human Mood". Trip and T'Pol are officially a couple, and this fact…

Have you ever paid attention to the shape of the ears of the Elves? T'Pol did.

"A long, slow sigh escaped him, one he felt he'd been holding back for months. Maybe years. Maybe since the moment he met her. For the first time in a long time, Trip felt whole." Post "Harbinger" AU-ish. TnT.

Awakened from cryogenic sleep by Terra Prime, Vulcan-Augment hybrid Elonat is drawn into an interstellar political game that could destroy the Federation. Tortured by humans, kidnapped by Romulans, ostracized Vulcans, held hostage by Andorians, and threatened by Cardassians, these are but a few of her problems. But then there is the problem of the heart and who it wants...

What if there was an Iconian gateway in the solar system and a group of scientists discovered it was a vital part of a plan, a cog in the Temporal Cold War? The Xindi war is about to begin and Earth needs to be ready, according to some.

Mirror Universe. Which will it be, the Human Empire's fate? Who will forge it? Warning: harsh scenes; hard language; and someway the raw subject of the first chapters and its description could be disagreeable for someone.

Baby Elizbeth survives, T'Pol gets command of Enterprise, Klingons and Romulans enter a war with each other, and Enterprise keeps trekking.

T'Pol muses about the impossibility of the possibilities of time travel.

This is based on 'The Andorian Incident' ..with a sprinkle of poetic licence. Viewing from the character's points of view. A few insights and a different perspective. There has been a gap since the Prologue series while I've struggled to concentrate after my Father passed away. I finally got around to finishing it and I hope it reads as I intended it to.