Kathryn loves her baths. Kaya: debatable. At least by the time it's done, Kathryn's had the best bath ever.

Sequel to "It Felt Like Home". There was a souvenir, after all. Yet another real reason for why Admiral Janeway came back to save Voyager.

"I know I've always said weird is a part of the job, but…" she flashes me a wry grin, "I never thought I'd end up running around in an alien forest, playing the part of a moon goddess. And this outfit isn't exactly practical for slaying enemies." [J/C, J/P, J/Ayala]

"It wasn't him she had expected to see standing there, a bottle of wine in one hand and a pizza box in the other." A few people requested a sequel to "Five Times Janeway and Chakotay Definitely Weren't On a Date" so here it is, a little steamier than the previous fic. (J/C)

Tuvok and his away team save Captain Janeway in extremis from being killed during an alien experiment. She loses almost all of her memories in the process and the crew will do everything to get her back into the captain's chair. J/C

A year after the events of "The Q and The Grey", a certain omnipotent somebody comes back with an offer for Kathryn. Little does he know just how pissed she still is about his harassing her. (Warning for strong language and off-screen violence.)

Will the Captain end all of her pain? Can she stand it anymore?

Mark's got a present to give Kathryn and her family.

Tom wants Harry to be the Godfather. B'Elanna wants Chakotay. Somehow, they're going to have to compromise, and Chakotay and Harry might have a solution.

A lesson in Borg anatomy and physiology. One-shot.

Captain Kathryn Janeway was not a religious person, but if you asked her crew they might have thought differently.

Kathryn and Chakotay's daughter sure is contrary.

Before there were StarDates there were years, and in those years one Q grew to love humanity and one human in particular. AU Q/Janeway

(Resolved: Part V) At the end of the Year of Hell, Kathryn Janeway faces the losses of Voyager's final battle with Annorax. She is also reunited with Chakotay, in whom she takes comfort. Set a year after "Memento" and contains minor spoilers for chapters 16 & 17 of "Collective."

What happens next is that he loves her. Beyond that, he can't be sure. (This is a sequel to the other stories in the Counterpoint Vignettes collection available on AO3. You should read them first. 15 years post-Kashyk.) [J/C]

Seven and Sam finally get the chance to settle in their new lives together, Captain Janeway opens her heart again, Neelix gets an unexpected second chance, and finally the mysterious cause of the degradation of the Borg is revealed.

A night to remember...

Seven stumbles upon her captain in a compromising position on the Holodeck. Janeway finds out that real people are better than Holograms. BDSM warning Re-posted because I had a random chapter from a different story that didnt belong - oops!

He had been enjoying being on this planet immensely, and now he was enjoying it even more, with her by his side. He'd been feeling cooped up more than normal recently, since they had returned from New Earth. The claustrophobia of being on a ship day in and day out, with only a holodeck for reprieve, was starting to get to him. And he missed spending all day with her.

A "sort of" Star Trek: Voyager story. The familiar characters are there, but their living situation is totally different. A VERY late entry to the 1001 Word Voyager Finale Challenge of 2000: write a scene you'd like to see in the STV series finale. More than 1001 words, more than one scene, and an AU, but otherwise, it fits the challenge.

A tale of two captains. Because the fallout from 'Equinox' can't simply be glossed over by putting a plaque back up on the wall. [J/C, J/Ransom, C/Gilmore, Ransom/Burke (implied).]

Sometimes wishing and friendship is enough. A delta quadrant prequel to my shore leave. As always the characters aren't mine. A vignette.

Chakotay looked outraged at what had just happened in the mess hall. He was facing a furious Kathryn Janeway, and his cheek was burning. How could she slap him in public. One-Shot and J/C

Kashyk plans a long-anticipated visit. A 'Counterpoint' sequel.

And in that way... the warrior began to know... the true meaning of peace.