The arrival of an old flame sends McCoy's head, and his heart, into upheaval. It all goes south when he has to make the decision between a lost love and his best friend. Nothing is easy when you're faced with the matters of lies and love. McCoy/OC

Mirror Universe. What mattered to Number One was that she was strong enough to keep her position as first officer of the ISS Yorktown, and thus far she'd done exactly that without having to warm Captain Pike's bed. That grace period was over.

Chekov and Uhura find themselves dealing with a little problem. "I took you to bed as best as I could under the circumstances, but I suppose you were more successful in taking me into yours in the end..."

She noticed it first...because his eyes, those wonderful, eager eyes of his that lit up like blue paper lanterns in a cold, gray Russian sky, had begun to fade into an eternal faintness. B/U friendship; C/U. Post Companion Piece to 'Weight of the World'.

He's wearing Captain's gold with a hero's medal at his chest when he makes his way to a forgotten corner of Iowa once again . . . In some ways, it was like his feet never forgot the steps.

“I’m not in the mood,” she said and words matter. Follows 'Spend'.

For this prompt: Kirk drags the gang along with him to a state fair. There can be as many people as you'd like, as many or as few pairings, but it must be sheer crack.

Losing family obliges us to find our family. Not always the family that is our blood but the family that can become our blood.

Understanding a language is also knowing its logic, seeing its patterns. She is learning his and teaching him hers. Spock/Uhura

Where's the thrill of the future if you know it? Spock Prime, Spock/Uhura.

Pon farr, an abstract cultural oddity suddenly become her half-Vulcan boyfriend clinging to control by his fingertips and a very serious problem. Uhura/Spock, Kirk, McCoy. Reboot-verse

Kirk has a cold. Spock, ever the diligent First Officer, tends to him, even if the captain is acting more illogical than usual. K/S Fluff

The needs of the many may outweigh the needs of the few, but that doesn't stop Spock from being selfish. K/S Character Death

What is going on in Cargo Bay 23? Jim asks Spock to stop the unauthorized leisure activities. Part of the Memo Collection. Fluffy and hopefully fun.

Saavik Lina Doyle grew up without her Vulcan mother. Ending up in Starfleet she struggles to fit in, and meeting Spock only complicates matters. Spock/Uhura sligt hints of Spock/OC

A father's deepest, darkest fear is realized...but not in someone you would expect. Chekov/Bones friendship. Rated T for some language; NO slash.

Spock, Uhura, and Spock Prime have an unusual bond

First of four. This time featuring Pavel/OC. Next time; McCoy/OC. Then Scotty/OC. Then Sulu. inspired by the random word generator.

For cards slash. Prompt: Learning to Curse. Bones needs some help with his relationship with Spock, so he goes to Jim and Uhura for help. Their advice may not be what he wants to hear, but it'll all pay off in the end. Damn Vulcans.

Random one-shots written while listening to songs....

KIRK/MCCOY: Bones attempts to teach Jim the fine art of cuddling.

KIRK/MCCOY: Jim has a bad habit, McCoy makes an offer to replace it

Leonard married Nyota and now she's pregnant. Why isn't he happy? Fluffy and fun. Not angst-ridden.

Sulu teaches Chekov how to fence sabre, because sabre is awesome and the closest thing to combat fencing . Gen, but you could see subtext if you wanted.

I can see no greater reason for revenge than avenging your family. Vulcan or not, watching your own blood die in such a way will certainly evoke an emotional response from even the most emotionless people." Post-movie. Spock/Uhura