A sonnet about the challenges of the J/C relationship. It was for an English project. Poetry is not my strong point.

Sequel to The Birthday Hunt. After the events of The Birthday Hunt Kathryn thought her life with Chakotay would be perfect but her insecurities and their different opinions keep them apart. When Chakotay volunteers for a dangerous away mission and things go wrong will the experience bring them together or will it do nothing and they eventually fall apart?

A crash landing on a planet makes for an untimely goodbye. *A Bit Dark* Torres/Janeway non-romantic affiliation.

Join Katie Janeway as she travels through the Delta Quadrant with the crew of Voyager! In this book Katie and Ensign Tom Paris fall for each other. They must learn to get through things together, but alone. No one else can know about them. Join them on this journey of love, lies and betrayal. Book 1 in the series.

"I had almost forgotten what a true thunderstorm feels like." "I can't help but think how much love is like a thunderstorm." This story is unspecified J/C and is not set at any particular time or place. Just a short little piece about a thunderstorm and how it can be a little bit like love. Please review.

A childhood offer of understanding and support is the beginning of an unlikely friendship.

Author's Note: Originally written and published to the web in 2001. Janeway's whisper of "Sweet Dreams" wasn't the end of "Dark Frontier" (season 4). Here's what happened next. Content disclaimers: M for explicit same-sex encounter.

Author's Note: Originally written and published to the web in 2004. A bit of a timeline mystery was raised during "Voyager Conspiracy" when Seven and Janeway discuss the first time Janeway heard Seven say "Thank you." This story was my posit of that event, which I placed after the events of "Dark Frontier" (season 5). Rated: M for described same-sex scenes.

Voyager Timeline: Takes place just after the season 6 episode "Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy." Janeway has become obsessed with a particular aspect of the doctor's daydreams. Rating: T

Deleted scenes and extended ending for Misdirection.

The goal, get the crew home. Sadly not every is returned to their families and all that the Captain can offer is memories and kind words. But what can she say about that one crew member and who is she suppose to say it to? Rated K plus for Adult Themes and Quark being Quark.

Upon their return to the Delta Quadrant, Janeway and Chakotay resume the long trip back home together. But, will a routine visit to a nebula threaten their newfound understanding and trust of one another?

Beyond real life, beyond the beeping of consoles and the pulsation the warpcore, beyond impossible decisions, there are only brushed kisses and soft sighs, and the bobbing of a boat...

The Voyager crew gets their new script. Major changes have been made that confuse every single relationship onboard Voyager. Some manage to make the changes work, others are having trouble adjusting. . . . . . . . utter nonsense

Chakotay and Seven have a small misunderstanding while on holiday together in London... Post-Endgame C/7 one-shot. :)

I would like your opinions on what I'm about to say.

B'Elanna sneaks into a certain blonde's quarters. When she is detected, she tries to talk her way out of it, but we all know B'Elanna's not exactly famous for her way with words.

B'Elanna is killed and Seven announces her death. Then the normally so rational Borg does something irrational. Beaming herself and Lieutenant Torres' body into her Cargo Bay, hiding from the crew. She had loved her and nobody knew. She couldn't let go. She just couldn't let go of the one person who made her feel *anything*. . . . . . . . Spoiler: "Kes"

B'Elanna is sitting in Seven's Cargo Bay of all places. To cry. So of course the Borg walks in on her and requires an explanation. Which B'Elanna is non too happy to give.

Seven and B'Elanna have a fight. Of the physical kind. When things escalate, feelings come to the surface that have stayed hidden for a long time.

B'Elanna is dead and Seven is left behind. She thinks about the past, about the future and about the pain that seems to engulf her.

B'Elanna is angry. Again . . . . . . . Short ficlet about my two favourite characters. Simple one-shot.

A certain lithe engineer is angry at the blonde. So angry, she might tear Voyager apart. Luckily, there's someone who can calm her down . . . . . . . Filled with a lot of Klingon swearing and other phrases, so bear with me...

Sequel to "Stolen Moments", but also works as a standalone story. What if Chakotay found out what Janeway has been up to?

B'Elanna has a few choice words for Chakotay regarding a certain ex-drone, but as she learns, you can't trust every rumor you hear...