An away mission gone horribly wrong throws Kathryn and Tom into a situation in which they can never return to Voyager. But as she and Tom establish a life together, Kathryn continues to look for a way to bring Voyager home. Thirty-five years later, she finally has her chance. Chapters 19/19 are up. (STORY COMPLETE)

The third story in the saga of the Maquis ship Voyager under the joint command of Captains Kathryn Janeway and Chakotay. Follows - Story One "Starfleet Treachery": Story Two "Homeward Bound".

What if Kathryn drank a tea that put her to sleep until her deepest desire was revealed, what if she kept falling asleep until that desire was admitted by all parties? How does it impact our favorite command couple? Janeway/Chakotay

Seven explores attraction, love and polyamory with Janeway as her companion and maybe a few others along the. Rated M for explicit content in later chapters. J/7 main ship, T/7, J/T and P/K featured, T/P referenced. Also ft trans!Seven. I wrote this for my girlfriend

With the Caretaker's death, Janeway has to make the difficult choice and come to terms with what she and her crew are now destined to become. Spoilers for Caretaker.

Janeway has long feared the moment that her ship would come across the Borg, but now the first signs have her making plans.

…episode one of the Voyager Space Pirate saga, wherein our piratical heroes are flung into unexpected and dire circumstances…

Episode add-on to 2x25, Resolutions. B'Elanna is having a bit of trouble coming to terms with the sudden absence of Chakotay and the Captain, but someone is there to help her through it.

B'elanna has Borderline personality disorder and is struggling with her feelings for Tom. Captain Janeway is here to help. References to T/P. Rate T for suicidial ideation, references to self harm, and later references to an eating disorder and physical and sexual abuse. Takes place just before seven arrives

Chakotay notices Kathryn’s neck is hurting, which reminds him of their time on New Earth. How is he going to proceed?

"You know this part of space then?" said Chakotay. "Oh yes," said the young woman, staring at the floor, "All of Voyager's crew except me, ...everyone else, they died here. We never found a way out." Part 3, but includes a recap for new readers.

Post Blood Fever. Tuvok was wrong. It isn't over for B'Elanna.

Tom's decision to seek Chakotay's help in contacting his spirit guide leads to unexpected complications, including the revelation that his past may not be what he or anyone else had thought it was. Just when Tom's decided to stop worrying, the AlphaOmegans, adversaries from his past, appear, promising a way home for Voyager and nothing but pain for Tom.

What happens from the first time your heart feels full until you finally let yourself fall? An exploration in 12 vignettes.

A remarkable woman's life is remembered by those who knew her and thus loved her

After B'Elanna separates from Tom, her relationship with old friend Chakotay begins to develop in an unexpected direction. A love story told over a year's worth of holidays. Finally complete! Compliant with series canon. Post 'Endgame.' CT.

Seven months after their return, the USS Voyager has been re-deployed. What is in store for Harry Kim? I do not own StarTrek: Voyager or any of the characters. Any resemblance of OCs to people, living or dead, or other OCs is a coincidence

Family fun. Don't hide things from your siblings. Set after TV series and the current novels.

What if Vorik never showed up on Sakari at the end of Blood Fever? AU.

A conversation between Janeway and Chakotay. Not as lighthearted as it seems at first.

Episode addition to "Prime Factors." P/T. AU.

Spoilers for 'Timeless,' Chakotay and Kim are home, but at the cost of their ship and friends.

This started out as an innocent songfic and is now a universe in my head. Tom and B'elanna discover the Greatest Showman and take it very much to heart. After all, everybody needs a hobby.

A short one shot that came to my mind when I rewatched the series. it's set at the end of Endgame.

He saved more lives by sacrificing two crewmembers during the Year of Hell and yet the Doctor feels terrible about it.