Part Two of the Gemini Saga. Kathryn has some good news, but soon joy turns to tragedy. How can Chakotay go on with Kathryn gone?

Part one of the Gemini Saga. Kathryn is feeling blue, and who better to cheer her up than Chakotay. The song quoted here is "Dance Away The Blues" written by Chris Eaton and sung by Sheena Easton. The quote Kathryn uses at the end is from Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie

After the loss of Kathryn , Kes returns to give Chakotay a gift

Seven pivotal dates with 'Seven' open Chakotay's eyes...

One shot: Three intruders are discovered in the VIP quarters on deck two. Uncovering their identity proves interesting to Voyager's crew. It's a situation Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres will never recover from, nor will their shipmate let them forget. Set prior to Faces.

Harry learns more about his new friends Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres. Takes place right after "Caretaker" and continues from there. AU. P/T.

Continuation and conclusion of a previous story, Secret Revelations - When Captain Kate Janeway and the USS Voyager-B are dispatched on a mission that brings some of her mother's past back to the future, what will happen to all involved? How far will the Captain go to protect and defend her own family, in particular her mother, Admiral Kathryn Janeway? -

Admiral Kathryn Janeway has come back in time to change history and save the lives of many of her crew, particularly Seven, her adopted son Icheb, and Chakotay, her widower. A missing scene from "Endgame" and a companion piece to "Destiny." Angst. J/C, C/7, Icheb, Naomi.

Another in my mini-series of J/C - C/7 - J/C resolution stories inspired by a great P/T story I read recently by Lady Arraya & Riss. Suppose Seven did not limit her study of 'romantic relationships' solely to Tom and B'Elanna...

Early in Voyager's journey, Tuvok is suspicious of Chakotay's motivations. Part of the 'Early Days' collection.

AU for Thirty Day's. Tom's past is darker and his reaction to being punished for standing up for what he believe in leads to a different conclusion. T for implied abuse.

She was a constant in his fantasies, he thought he had imagined it all until a moment that to be far from the case. Smut.

MIRROR UNIVERSE. Tom Paris pays a visit to the one woman who can satisfy him. RATED FOR SEXUAL CONTENT.

Sekaya reminds her brother of a certain tribal custom.

Episode addition to "Future's End, Part 1." Slightly AU. Proto-P/T.

In this sequel to "Icheb," the story of the Brunali and Norcadi Borg from the "Children's Collective" continues. Missing scenes from many seventh season episodes. Post-Endgame. Icheb, Mezoti, Seven of Nine, P/T

Episode addition to "Future's End, Part I." Slightly AU. J/C.

While sick with an alien virus Kathryn accuses Chakotay of something very personal.

I love this episode, but as a health professional, parts of it are simply preposterous. So what really happened to Lt. Thomas Paris after achieving Warp 10 in Threshold? We commence in sickbay with Tom asleep, a slight enzymatic imbalance in his cerebellum and increasing serotonin levels. REWRITTEN.

My Resolutions piece.

How Voyager's crew brave the challenges that we face today with computers.

Naomi decides Tom needs a little help.

Never let it be said that Suzy Q isn't grateful. [J/C, episode tag for 'The Q and the Grey']

B' Elanna gets caught in a new holo-novel called Jungle Fever in order for her to get in her exercise after finishing work in engineering.

Caretaker from a very different POV. Tom is still an observer, Janeway the consummate Federation Captain and Chakotay leader of the Maquis. B'Elanna is taken by the Caretaker, but not for the reasons in cannon. Will she and her companion, trapped in the subterranean world of the Ocampa ever understand why? Or, more importantly, how to escape!