AU. While on a walk Kathryn Janeway meets a new friend and things just go…

Post Memorial. Tom and Harry deal with their Post Traumatic Stress. Friendship

When months of Krenim attacks leave Voyager - and her crew - in desperate straits, Captain Janeway must make a decision she swore she never would. If she can't find the strength to carry her crew, will they have the strength to carry her? AU version of "Year of Hell" two-parter in which the Big Magical Reset Button is not pressed at the end. J/C. Now complete!

C/7. Naomi celebrates her birthday… again.

FINAL CHAPTER ADDED. When a shuttle crash-lands on a moon after an attack on it leaves one dead and two survivors, the crew of Voyager are unprepared for the consequences after Chakotay emerges from his coma.

Soon after Voyager establishes reliable contact with Starfleet, Janeway begins to have traumatic, debilitating dreams of her older self imprisoned in a civilian facility. Is it Q or some other alien meddling with her mind, or another force altogether? Can Chakotay, in his capacity as Ship's Dream Whisperer, do anything to help? A little J/C. AU.

Tom Paris has been severely injured. What the Doctor does to save him gives Tom a new perspective on photonic life forms. Mostly humorous.

Chakotay becomes inadvertently invested when Seven starts something the Borg kids decide should be a tradition... Belated one-shot for Mother's Day. Fluff and feelings for Seven and the Borg kids, C/7 friendship and flirtation. :)

After a social faux-pas, Seven must pretend to be married to Janeway.

(P/T) Set post-Endgame, B'Elanna has to deal with the consequences of having never graduated from the Academy. Rated R.

What Really happened when Tom thought he crossed the Warp 10 barrier?

Additional Moment to Extreme Risk. B'Elanna is surprised at how understand people can be.

Tom received a letter from his father in the episode Hunters. His father told him he loved him and was proud of him. So why did B'Elanna delete it?

Kathryn Janeway arrives in the DMZ looking for her wayward sister, Phoebe, and ends up joining the Maquis and championing their cause. B'Elanna and Seska, two among the Maquis rebels, are in love... but is it real, or is B'Elanna being played for a fool by a cunning Cardassian spy who shares her bed? Femslash

Naomi is getting married. But can she find the lost souls of Voyager-and are they willing to come to the "wedding of the century".

Early in their relationship, Tom tries to figure out B'Elanna and gets what he deserves. P/T. Rated R.

Seven of Nine and Samantha Wildman have a very bad year, with everything from a near fatal shuttle crash, to a dangerously obsessed Queen, to rogue Starfleet captains threatening to pull them apart.

Faced with the (probable) imminent arrival of their child on a leap day, Seven finds she has even more strange human traditions and preconceptions to discuss with her husband... C/7. One-shot.

A Paris-Torres family day out. Earth, 2379.

Sometimes we become who we need to be… (Tom Paris)

B minus is an interesting grade. Tightly knit or frayed and tattered, relationships develop one thread at a time. A first season story set sometime before the episode, Faces.

With Voyager docked at McKinley, family becomes inevitable.

From the episode Blink of an Eye. The people of the planet below sing a prayer to their beloved "Sky Ship" as Voyager sails away forever.

Sometimes, Chakotay wonders what the point of it all is.

Like most people, I've always found Seven and Chakotay's relationship in "Endgame" jarring. What happened after Seven decided to focus on her duty to Voyager, rather than her personal life, at the end of "Human Error" or after she and Chakotay had exactly zero sexual tension while stranded together on Ledos in "Natural Law?" Here is an exploration of that question.