Early in their relationship, Tom tries to figure out B'Elanna and gets what he deserves. P/T. Rated R.

Seven of Nine and Samantha Wildman have a very bad year, with everything from a near fatal shuttle crash, to a dangerously obsessed Queen, to rogue Starfleet captains threatening to pull them apart.

Faced with the (probable) imminent arrival of their child on a leap day, Seven finds she has even more strange human traditions and preconceptions to discuss with her husband... C/7. One-shot.

A Paris-Torres family day out. Earth, 2379.

Sometimes we become who we need to be… (Tom Paris)

B minus is an interesting grade. Tightly knit or frayed and tattered, relationships develop one thread at a time. A first season story set sometime before the episode, Faces.

With Voyager docked at McKinley, family becomes inevitable.

From the episode Blink of an Eye. The people of the planet below sing a prayer to their beloved "Sky Ship" as Voyager sails away forever.

Sometimes, Chakotay wonders what the point of it all is.

Like most people, I've always found Seven and Chakotay's relationship in "Endgame" jarring. What happened after Seven decided to focus on her duty to Voyager, rather than her personal life, at the end of "Human Error" or after she and Chakotay had exactly zero sexual tension while stranded together on Ledos in "Natural Law?" Here is an exploration of that question.

After experiencing the events of 'Endgame', Kathryn wakes, realizing it was all a horrible nightmare. A nightmare she can prevent from becoming reality, if she has the courage to make an important decision.

Eine Einladung auf einen Planeten der Gatlurer endet für vier unserer Crewmitglieder nicht gut. Aber das Leben geht bekanntlich weiter... (Die Story ist der Grund, warum gewisse drei Crewmitglieder in einigen meiner Geschichten nicht mehr vorkommen).

I just watched Endgame, and I thought it was awful, so I'm re-writing it. I do not own Star Trek, cause if I did, I WOULDN'T HAVE WRITTEN SUCH A SUCKY SERIES FINALE! Eventual Janeway/Chakotay.

Tom and B'Elanna are not married. After returning home, they live together as roommates and B'Elanna is about to interview for a deep space placement on the Enterprise. Tom has a plan to make B'Elanna feel better.

A collection of drabbles following 'Surprise'. Some are happy and some are sad. Please read and review as it always fires my imagination

Pre-Voyager. It's B'Elanna's birthday, and Mike Ayala knows just where to go to have a night of fun. But mixing alcohol, two Maquis, a half-Klingon, an ex-drunk, and some shady characters isn't always the best idea, though it does make for an interesting conversation piece afterward.

Happy #WorldShortStoryDay! After the events of "Sacred Ground", Kathryn is looking for answers. Translation of my story "Die Suche nach Antworten".

The Maquis aren't settling in on Voyager so Commander Chakotay decides to have it out with Captain Janeway but may end up learning more about Kathryn Prompt: Imagine Person A going to person B's house quarter's. While waiting outside A hears B crying. Does A run in and help? Do they just walk away? BONUS: They aren't in a relationship yet. 2ND BONUS: they're enemies. Enjoy!

Half a century after Voyagers return a reporter stumbles upon a personal log by Lieutenant Barclay explaining a surprising moment between him and Kathryn Janeway. One shot.

Final update. Last two chapters. A J/C story. In which Mark Johnson is not a pleasant man. Soon after their return home, Kathryn's new-found intimate relationship with Chakotay is seriously tested when Mark Johnson interferes. Some angst but not entirely dark. Readers are requested to read the INTRODUCTION to the story as it's based on an old, lost story. Now Chapters 8 & 9.

Kathryn hat seit einiger Zeit keine guten Nächte mehr. Was dahinter steckt und wie sehr sie dabei Chakotay braucht wird sie erst später herausfinden. J/C

Kathryn Janeway discovers how much her crew truly loves her. Warning: Character Death

The story of how Tom Paris found out about the candles on the dinnertable during the *cough* work *cough* dinners of Captain Janeway and Chakotay...

Tom Paris finds out the hard way just how serious the consequences of lying can be. Pre-Voyager. Non-canon.

Sebastian Andrew Janeway, the eldest Ensign on board the most state-of-the-art Voyager in Starfleet History gets carried off to the Delta Quadrant to stage a mission to rescue an important member of the Open Sky group fighting the Akritirians that has been lost in the underbelly of the planet. He deals with living under the shadow of his mother, Admiral Kathryn Janeway.