"What more potent, more irresistible way to lure a victim than to love them to death?" Mirror Universe Malcolm Reed's last mission with Section 31. Part of the Dreams series, but you need not have read any of the other stories to understand it. Authored by LoyaulteMeLie.

Sequel to Alien Us. Malcolm Reed barely survived to see to be reunited with Hoshi Sato. But things have taken a downturn and now he needs a new heart and a way to heal.

"It's all fun and games until somebody loses an eye." Actually, I don't know anyone whose mother ever really said that… For Major Malcolm Reed, it's no fun at all until someone loses an ear, or at least part of one…MU. Part of the Dreams series, but you can follow it without having read any of the other stories. Co-authored with LoyaulteMeLie. Set prior to "In a Mirror Darkly".

Enterprise find a stranded shuttle pod in the middle of nowhere. The added mystery is that the teenaged pilot is human. Or is he? Follow the Enterprise crew as they adjust to having an extra crewman in this new area of space and danger. Filling the sudden stop of the Star Trek Enterprise series and the start of the Human/Romulan war and to entertain the idea of augment crewman(OC)

This is me playing with the "He didn't realize he was dating" trope. I've read a bunch of these stories, and they're all adorable. I wanted to do my own, for Enterprise, with Trip and Malcolm. In this case, it's Malcolm who is clueless. Trip *totally* has a clue. Note: Slash

Sometimes, all you need is a reminder. Pre-series

A captain, his science officer, a new first contact and a night to remember. [Rated T throughout. Season 1 ATP, slight P/C. 10 chapters total. Complete]

Book 2 of the "What Fates Impose series" Picard would never tell his only daughter about the Borg or what they did to him, no matter how she asked. After 18 years and 200 years in the past a similar fate has been sent by Xindi Reptilians to destroy the NX-01 and help them prevail. Can Archer see the threat and keep it from destroying the ship or a close crew member?

The only blessing – perhaps the only one they'd had so far on this mission – was that Malcolm wasn't moving. He was standing on the ice; but he wasn't getting any further away. Trip wasn't sure what that meant, but he assumed it meant that Malcolm was hypothermic – confused, likely; lost. Trip had no choice – he was going to have to go out on the lake.

AU. A century after a very different first contact, Trip and Archer find themselves in a Vulcan labor camp after a failed resistance mission. In plotting their escape, they will come into conflict with the new commandant, T'Pol. A T'Pol/Trip arc is likely as the story progresses, but there will be more to this tale that just that.

Despite his gung-ho reputation, Trip never liked to dive into anything unprepared. When the Enterprise crew is selected to be the goodwill ambassadors to a new species, he figures it'll be a great chance to practice bein' stoic before he and T'Pol travel to Vulcan to get hitched. In hindsight, maybe he should have learned more about the Nubulian people before he told Archer.

An AU version of the conversation T'Pol and Trip have in the Mess Hall at the beginning of Daedalus. I guess this is always the way I wanted it to go. I put it under humor though I have no clue if you'll find it funny so read at your own risk. ) One Shot contact if you want sequel.

2161. Six years after "Terra Prime" and one year after the Romulan war. According to historical records, Commander Charles Tucker the Third died two weeks previously. The records are incorrect.

MU Tucker meets RU Tucker and T'Pol.

Jonathan Archer is bewitched by the power of the Starship Defiant as he makes his first moves against the Rebellion, but he begins making plans about how far to take the Terran Empire. Spoilers for 'In a Mirror, Darkly.'

Oneshot: Assigned to find the xindi, 'Enterprise' had entered the Delphic Expanse, and had been given a MACO unit to aid them. Hoshi would have thought Reed would have welcomed the additional firepower. However...well, Mobile Assault Command Operations had its own way of doing things. Starfleet its own.

The Enterprise returns to Earth to take part in the negotiations for the Coalition of Planets, but encounters a homeworld that appears farther away than ever from embracing its alien neighbors. As the talks crumble, and a dark force surges forward, Archer and his crew must take a final stand for their dream. My take on the "Demons/Terra Prime" two-parter.

Following the close of the Romulan War, the crew of the Enterprise gets to work recruiting worlds for the Federation, stumbling into misadventure all along the way. [March 2160 to December 2161. 25 episodes. Fully episodic, so each chapter is a stand alone story. ATP, Troshi, Malcolm/OC, P/C. Rated T throughout. Sequel to Season Five and Season Six. Complete]

There can be many types of similitudes in the universe. Better. In the universes.

Trip dives into danger in order to save a Vulcan child.

No one would ever accuse Trip of being a political savant. But, in hindsight, even he knew he probably should have been more specific when he asked Phlox to deliver that envelope to 'Our illustrious delegate from Vulcan.'

After a brief encounter with some spice traders, the behavior of the Enterprise crew begins to change and they start to rethink their mission.

After "Destiny"and "Human Mood". Trip and T'Pol are officially a couple, and this fact…

Have you ever paid attention to the shape of the ears of the Elves? T'Pol did.

Awakened from cryogenic sleep by Terra Prime, Vulcan-Augment hybrid Elonat is drawn into an interstellar political game that could destroy the Federation. Tortured by humans, kidnapped by Romulans, ostracized Vulcans, held hostage by Andorians, and threatened by Cardassians, these are but a few of her problems. But then there is the problem of the heart and who it wants...