As Captain Kathryn Janeway sits on the Bridge on a very boring Alpha Shift, her mind wanders to all the "Illegal" betting that goes on, allegedly without her knowing. She knows that the betting, at least as far as her being the subject, has it all wrong.

After narrowly escaping a Cardassian prison, Ensign Kathryn Janeway struggles to return to normal life. As she falls deeper in love with Lieutenant Justin Tighe, the Starfleet officer who helped her escape, what she learns about her mission will challenge her faith in those closest to her, and ultimately her faith in Starfleet itself. Set after Justin's revelation in 'Mosaic.'

On this take of It's A Wonderful Life, Q shows Janeway what would have happened had the ship stayed in the Alpha Quadrant.

On the first Christmas after Voyager's homecoming, Kathryn has to face the reality of how precious time is. J/C

In which Tom discovers an important fact about Indiana weather.

It's their first Christmas back in the Alpha Quadrant, but Voyager's former crew isn't feeling much in the holiday spirit, least of all the former captain and first officer.

While Neelix is being confronted by Chakotay and Samantha Wildman, something else also confronts Neelix too to make him understand he still has to live. 4th season episode Mortal Coil and ties with Deep Space Nine

A sequel to 'The Borg Queen's Displeasure'. Still held captive by the Borg Queen, Seven of Nine struggles to resist the call of the Collective, the urge to become part of the Many once again. Unfortunately, the Borg Queen is determined to bring her former drone back into the fold, and will use all her skill at manipulation to ensure she succeeds in doing so.

Chakotay gets a big surprise when confronting Kathryn about her habit of eating of his favorite snack. Prompt: Character A threatens Character B about eating frosted animal crackers. Prompt was found on Pinterest. Originally written back on 9/22/18

Tom throws Harry a birthday party. There is drinking. The rest is J/C. ;)

Coda to "Human Error." P/T.

After Voyager returned to the Alpha Quadrant, senior members of the Voyager crew were extremely concerned at the broken relationship between Janeway and Chakotay . The once celebrated friendship was no more. What happened that changed them so? They commission the Federation's premier author and cellist Ethan Bellamy to attempt a reconciliation between them. Janeway /Chakotay

AU. Tired of being blackmailed, of being forced to act like a crazed jerk suddenly towards a man whom he respects, Tom Paris takes the law into his own hands. He tells Chakotay about the spy on board.

This is totally PWP; I make no apologies for the ensuing smut. It is short and very sweet.

In which moments become roses. D/7. Somewhere between poetry and flash fiction. Written while listening to "Les chansons des roses" by Morten Lauridsen from the album "Nocturnes". The original poems are part of a larger collection by the poet Rainer Maria Rilke.

Upon Voyager's return to the Alpha Quadrant, Chakotay is approached with an offer from Starfleet to go on an undercover mission in exchange for a pardon. His decision has deep repercussions for his relationship with his shipmates, and especially with his captain. Chakotay/Janeway; Post-series finale; Post-Endgame; Angst; Romance; Action; Adventure.

Kathryn hosts a cookie exchange with an ulterior motive.

This much Kathryn knew: Whoever was banging and bumping around her front door at this hour was about to catch holy ... UPDATED with new chapter: Harry & B'Elanna

A Post-Endgame story with JC and some course corrections.

Borg Collective earn their extermination when it angers the Cyberox empire.

Girls inherit a lot from their mothers

After getting kicked out of Starfleet, Tom Paris heads to the Federation-Cardassian DMZ in search of anybody who will let him fly. He runs into Chakotay, the leader of a Maquis cell. Pre-Voyager, AU in which Paris never gets caught and doesn't go to prison. Proto-P/T.

While crossing the Delta Quadrant, Voyager finds and captures a fugitive who escaped a Federation prison. In this story, Voyager’s warp nacelle pylons are designed like those of a Nova-class starship, and the impulse engines are on the nacelle pylons.

Having returned to the Collective in order to save Voyager, Seven of Nine invites the Borg Queen's wrath when she sabotages the octahedron after thoroughly infuriating her with her insolence and sarcasm. Based heavily on the episode 'Dark Frontier'. Warning: contains spanking.

One shot of Captain Janeway's last moments on Voyager.