"We did it," she breathes, and Chakotay is not to her left. A stunned silence descends over the Bridge. She cannot tear her eyes away from the viewscreen but she feels herself acutely, peculiarly alone, center-stage. [Janeway and Chakotay try to reconcile the choices he's made. A J/C Endgame/Post-Endgame character study of sorts.]

Kathryn is transported to a mirror universe and has now taken command of the Rebel Fleet, battling her evil counterpart in a desperate struggle to free the galaxy from human domination. Fueled by grief and an ever-present desire for revenge, how can she keep herself from becoming exactly what she fears the most?

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.

A trouble magnet Starfleet Intelligence Agent finds himself on the USS Voyager. Hilarity and complexity ensues. NOT a Self Insert, AU.

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.

A late night chat with a friend may not be able to fix everything . . . but it helps. Another installment in my accidental series exploring depression via Kathryn Janeway. CW: includes mentions of suicide, though no intent of it by either character. Rated T for that only, but otherwise K.

A collection of one shots, both romantic and platonic, inspired by the Tumblr prompt list. 48. "Stay over." (P/T) Set during Season 4. The first step toward commitment is a very small one, but it's a step in the right direction.

Kathryn is injured but insists on leaving Sickbay, disregards the Doctor's orders to rest and returns to duty instead. Chakotay doesn't agree with her decision which leads to a disagreement. But with her injuries she might not be thinking as clearly as she believes. Maybe listening to the Doctor isn't such a bad idea. Part of my Sickbay Buddy series but can be read as a standalone.

Kathryn gets back on a Tuesday afternoon.

Not long after Voyager's arrival back home, a traumatic event tests the strength of Kathryn and Seven's relationship, becoming a life changing moment neither will forget.

The fifth story in my J/D series. AU. Captain Janeway and Dr. Luke discuss their future; Lieutenant Kim seeks Captain Janeway's counsel about his budding relationship with Lieutenant Wildman.

A place for my short stories and drabbles about Tom and Kate. Will be updated as my muse allows. New story: "Mirror Image," A J&P take on Kathryn's first look at herself as a hologram.

This a story of Tom and B'Elanna life after they return home. Follow their lives and the lives of children. Ch 12: B'Elanna has to leave her family for a while. Ch13: While the parents are away the kids will play.

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.)

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...

She is brutally aware that if she doesn't touch him, he won't touch her. The opportunity stretches taut between them. [Post-Equinox, after the initial shock of it, and before they make up (if it can even be said that they do). For Fictober 2021, "I need you."]

SYMBOLS or more informally "Why the heck Chakotay chose Seven of Nine when, previously, he wanted to throw her out the nearest airlock" is a Star Trek: Voyager novel. It sticks to canon and is an ensemble piece, but focuses on Janeway and Chakotay mainly. Paramount and Pocket Books own everything Star Trek - I have a sweet rejection letter for this story. Feedback is appreciated.

What if Captain Janeway had told Chakotay her plan to get out of the void before telling all of the senior officers? CW/TW, this story is centered around suicidal thoughts/ideation and mentions self-harm. If that could be triggering for you please don't read this story.

The crew of Voyager (and a few others) make a home together in Indiana

When a dinner party goes sideways, what else are you going to do?

Just a bit of fluffy new earth fluff

The Borg Queen uses Neelix, Jenkins and especially Chakotay as bargaining chips, to force Seven to invent a toxin to assimilate Earth. Sometimes, the only way out of the frying pan is through the fire. (Re-upload)

Kathryn's chief of staff gets involved in a childcare snafu. He learns a bit about children (particularly one part-Klingon child) and a little about his boss.

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

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.