B'Elanna feels overwhelmed by the constraining pattern her life has become. Will a visit to her former captain be able to help her see thigns for how they are?

Having discovered that Seven & Chakotay are dating in real life, the Doctor checks the parameters of the holographic Chakotay that Seven created to be her "ideal mate". He has a 'eureka moment' and contacts Kathryn Janeway...

Despite being the independent, commanding leader that she is, Kathryn couldn't deny the appeal of having such a handsome rebel alone. It was entirely inappropriate and she tried to shake herself of the thoughts, but as she laid out her offer of First Officer to the man, she could see she wasn't the only one having trouble with salacious thoughts.

If there's one thing they both know in any timeline, it's losing Kathryn Janeway. [Janeway/Chakotay, Janeway/Johnson]

Set at the climax of "EndGame" and immediately afterwards. Admiral Janeway thought that she had outwitted the Borg Queen : but she was wrong. The Collective decided to replace her with the only individual in the galaxy that posed an existential threat to them : Captain Kathryn Janeway herself.

Time, that great leveller, had transmuted them from ambiguous possibilities into the security of best-friendship, and contact that once would have been dangerous was now safe.

Q visits Chakotay and gives him a taste of an alternative life. His dreams have come true and he has married Kathryn BUT there is a price to pay. He has had to relinquish the First Officer's Post to Tuvok. Is it a price worth paying?...

Set immediately post "Endgame". Admiral Janeway's temporal incursion is detected by (now) Admiral Braxton on the 29th century timeship Aeon. He is sent back to return Voyager to the Delta Quadrant thereby correcting the timeline. Will events play out as the Admiral experienced now Kathryn and Seven have been made aware of what's in store for the next sixteen years?...

Set during the Star Trek Voyager Relaunch novel "Eternal Tide", Kathryn Janeway has been resurrected by the Q Continuum only to have to live through the death of her best friend and lover Chakotay, after he sacrifices himself to save the multiverse. When Kathryn's nephew Q brings Chakotay back to life, giving them a second chance, how do they reunite? A fiery PWOP one shot.

Immediately post "Endgame". Admiral Janeway has violated the temporal Prime Directive - yet again! and Admiral Braxton of the 29th century timeship Aeon is sent back to re set the timeline. Voyager is destined to spend another sixteen years in the Delta Quadrant come what may...

A 'virtual episode' set the day after 'Timeless', exploring one day in the life of Voyager, during which some of the psychological consequences of four years on Voyager begin to unravel as Chakotay and other crew members explore difficult events in their past. J/C.

A postscript to "Equinox." Just why had our Captain taken the actions of Captain Rudy Ransom quite so personally?...

an AU to "Tuvix". What if it had been Chakotay & Tuvok merged together in that transporter accident?...Perhaps the two enemies had more in common than they thought!

A young and very belligerent and impatient Chakotay accompanies his father Kolopak to Earth's rain forest in search of the Rubber Tree People. A coda on the episode "Tattoo". He reflects on mistakes made.

Ever wondered what happened on that visit to the holodeck at the end of Coda? Well Kathryn makes a life changing decision.

Set at the end of episode "Timeless". Harry is not the only one who gets a poignant message from his future self !

A holodeck malfunction causes all manner of secrets to come to light. Some of them, Tuvok would prefer not to know. [J/C, crew shenanigans. This is the dumbest thing I've ever written. Actually, don't read it.]

Post Endgame. The Captain had convinced the Admiral that they could have their cake and eat it as regards the Borg and getting home. Well perhaps that applied to another, far more pressing problem. Two can play that game thought the Admiral as she began to record her message to "Dear Chakotay"...

Set twenty four hours after the conclusion of the episode "Counterpoint". Kathryn can't sleep (yet again) and decides to unwind in the Mess Hall. It's 2am ship time so all is quiet in the dead of night so she won't be disturbed. Chakotay has exactly the same idea...

Kathryn Janeway received her version of the 'Dear John' letter from Mark. Tuvok is there to comfort her.

The festivals or seasons were just another reminder to her that she was responsible for the crew being away from their families and loved ones at such important times.

A temporal paradox gives Janeway the chance to reassess the choices she's made and those she's going to make, even when the future seems inevitable. [Written for Round 2 of the J/C Cutthroat Fiction comp. Now complete.]

She knew- deep down in her heart, she knew- that it was a mistake. A damaging delusion, her choice of confidante an error. The Collective would've baulked at her weakness. And the crew? She didn't dare to guess. If she was careful, they would never know. One shot.

A turning point weekly dinner for Janeway & Chakotay, four months after returning to Voyager after being stranded on New Earth. Just how good a job did they do of "carrying on as normal" in front of the crew?...

Tag to "Renaissance Man". Kathryn and the Doctor have their promised chat in Buenos Aires. J&D friendship.