"I know what you did. I know who you are. And I will never trust you again." —Chakotay's side of the story, told in collaboration with MiaCooper and her story, "All the Devils are Here." COMPLETE.

Shortly after the events of 'Investigations', the command team are struggling to trust each other again. Then people start getting sick, and Janeway begins to wonder if there's something sinister going on. [My Round 3 entry for the J/C Cutthroat Fiction comp. You should read carlynroth's companion piece, 'The Devils I Know (Are the Devils I Don't)'.]

(Far From Their Bones trilogy, Part I) All Talia had wanted in life was to be a deep space counselor exploring new frontiers with Starfleet. Instead, she resigned to pilot raiders for the Maquis. When her cell is stranded along with a Federation starship in the Delta Quadrant, she unexpectedly gets her wish. But, is this really how events were supposed play out? VOY SERIES REWRITE.

After their homecoming, Chakotay starts checking on Kathryn without her knowing. What happens when he gets caught?

Seven of Nine follows the Doctor's guidance and experiments with her human sexuality.

Being experimented on might have lingering effects after all. An addition to the Scientific Method episode.

When a trade deal goes south, it is up to Chakotay to rescue the away team.

A one shot following on from "The First Circle". Tuvok and Janeway have a heart to heart...

In the episode "Deadlock" when the ship is falling apart, Janeway is informed that Ensign Wildman's baby had died. There is a moment where Janeway begins to walk away saying she had to speak to her Sam before plans changed. This is what I feel the interaction would have been like. Warning: Infant death

Just pure silliness. I own nothing.

I decided to cut this story into smaller chunks to make it easier for me to write it. Reading this story requires you to know what happened in season one of Voyager. Its not as interesting or as long as some of my stories, but Voyager season 1 was just so bad that this was all I could do with it.

Q has some fun by sending Chakotay and Tom instantly back to the Alpha Quadrant. They are forced to depend on each other in the face of Tom's past.

Seven of Nine surprises Chakotay and gets richly rewarded.

She was about 5, tall for her age and wise beyond her years. Her small face was framed by a curly auburn hair and decorated with expressing blue eyes. Had it not been for the fact that she'd boarded the ship during a Borg attack someone might've thought she was the Captain's daughter. Rated T, for Language. Beware, mild cursing.

Endgame. The farewell of Chakotay and Janeway.

Neelix and Tal Celes are busy organising the annual Bajoran Graitutude Festival aboard Voyager and come across some enlightening scrolls...

Three people and a broken-down shuttle. Tom tells it as he saw it. Part of the 'Early Days' collection.

An Escort recalls a night on the job with a long lost Captain returned from the stars. Smut. f/f

The world has changed, a few more can't hurt it.

Chakotay finds himself in the hell of limbo once again...

Catastrophe strikes, leaving Voyager and her crew all but adrift at the heart of a ravaged solar system. The trouble runs deeper, though, than depleted shields and a damaged hull; something is wrong with her captain - and Chakotay, desperate to save her, will face trials and tests of love and loyalty he has not yet dreamed of.

A sequel to 'Reversal'. Seska makes contact with Chakotay, and Janeway confronts her nemesis once again.

Set early season 7. After another life and death struggle and an early hours wander around Voyager's lower decks, Kathryn is recording her personal log.

A oneshot about Kes and the Doctor about two months after the episode "The Swarm." Kes has another nightmare about losing the Doctor. Some things are so real it's hard to distinguish what's real and what's not. And sometimes it helps to check up on your friend.

He told her a tale of an angry warrior. She tells a tale of a withered heart. When they come together it is far from a fairy tale, but it is the completion of perfection nonetheless.