Janeway x Chakotay. Starts around Resolutions, but I'm playing with a lot of the story and taking a lot of liberties. Together, they had everything they needed to build a wonderful new life together. Tom and B'Elanna are a secondary couple.

A tragedy in a place of light. Very dark.

Naomi's all-important-to-Ktarians "fifth" birthday is coming up. Neelix is planning her party when the crew realizes someone else on Voyager can't remember ever having a birthday party - or even what his birthdate is. Captain Janeway, Junior Bridge Assistant Naomi Wildman, and Lieutenant Tom Paris decide they need to fix that. Set after "Prophecy" and before "The Void."

Coda to "Prophecy." P&K friendship, P/T.

Kathryn did take that shuttle at the end of the Night episode. Chakotay picks up the pieces she left behind.

After Voyager's return to the Alpha Quadrant, Janeway must expose a mysterious admiral who threatens those she loves and jeopardizes the future of all humanity. J/C, P/T

Episode addition to "Worst Case Scenario." A steamy love scene. P/T.

'This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.' An endgame rethought. Could be considered canon compliant. C/7 and implied J/C at the start, moving towards a J/C future. This is Chakotay's story. Originally it was to be just chapters 1 and 6, called 'dinner for two'. I hope you enjoy the story arc.

A few years ago, Voyager broke the transwarp barrier but after what happened to Tom Paris no-one was brave enough to make another attempt. But what if Seven of Nine worked out how to get Voyager to go to transwarp... and decided the crew didn't deserve it?

Episode addition to "Thirty Days." Harry convinces B'Elanna to join him in his Beowulf holoprogram. Slightly AU. K&T friendship, P/T.

Following the disaster in Diplomacy with the Romulans under the rule of Shinzon, Admiral Janeway decides to revisit the idea of peace with a task force of her creation.

Inspired by "Skin" by Seema. P/T. AU.

It's just sex. At First. Janeway/Torres.

I dunno, but it was a birthday gift for either Chesh or Froot like eight years ago and I'm bored so publishing it now. Also I'm twisted AF - if you didn't know that, don't read anything I ever write, thanks, send.

When it rains...

Coda to "Darkling." Slightly AU. Proto-P/T.

Joan of Arc meets Year of Hell. With a dash of Endgame.

Voyager encounters a generational colony ship housing over seventy thousand people that is too badly damaged to reach its intended destination. Meanwhile, the Pathfinder Project discovers they have a very small window to potentially bring the crew of Voyager home, but Voyager itself would be left behind. An alternative series finale to "Endgame."

Second of a short series that follows Kathryn and Tom's relationship during some major life changes. Post-Endgame. In this story: New living arrangements, Tom gets a job, and a custody decision. (And always some family fluff.)

A novelization of "Workforce" from B'Elanna's perspective. Originally posted in 2004 and completely rewritten/edited in 2019.

"He had seemed fine, if a little subdued, after they had regained control of the ship and found Seska among the Kazon casualties. But maybe some kind of misplaced guilt had festered during the few days since they'd gotten back to Voyager. Maybe Chakotay was dealing with whiplash." Episode tag for Basics Parts I and II (s02e26 and s03e01), Chakotay/Janeway friendship

Takes place after "Persistence of Vision." The Doctor and B'Elanna discuss the Oedipus Complex. Slightly AU. Proto-P/T.

Star Trek Voyager meets The Parent Trap meets Choose Your Own Adventure. This is a stand-alone and an experiment for my writing skills. I've decided to do both options at the end of Chapter one. In this tale, we see B'Elanna Torres as the mother of Elizabeth Paris. Read on, cast your vote and let's see where this story leads us.

Admiral Owen Paris is conducting the questioning of Annika Hansen aka Seven of Nine. "Miss Hansen, tell me, do you consider yourself 100 % loyal to the Federation?" says Admiral Paris. "I prefer to be called Seven and yes, sir, I am 100 % loyal to the Federation. There's no need for anyone to fear me. I've left my past as a Borg behind me." says Seven.

A crew member's slip-of-the-tongue leads to hilarity on the Bridge. Takes place sometime in early Season 3. From my AO3 account.