After Kathryn does him the favor of babysitting for his child, Q realizes that he's really starting to like her. This in mind, he decides to help her with the nightmares that plague her, not caring if he puts her in a "compromising position." J/C.

Most writers see Q's mate as nothing but a foil for his interactions with Janeway or his son. Who is she as a person? What does she think about the war, her mate or her son?

Janeway and Chakotay are delighted at the fact that they are going to have a child. But when Janeway has a miscarriage will their marriage be affected? I wasn't exactly happy with the way I ended it but my fingers were getting some major cramping. Plea

Janeway's health begins to fail, she wants to give a child to Chakotay. But it can be difficult.

Janeway and Chakotay are expecting their first child. But when tragedy strikes Janeway fears he does not love her anymore. Per Say Home Ain't Were His Heart Is Anymore.

This takes place five years after Voyager's return to the Alpha Quadrant. "Kalana" Torres (Paris and Torres' daughter; yep I made it Tom Torres; for the author of "Kalana's Cry" thanks) is five years old while Mezoti is thirteen but because she is Narcad

Janeway is dying of a 21st century cancer. She has decided that she wants to spend her last days with the ones she loves. Her VOYAGER family and her own family.

When an accident claims the use of her legs; she fears she may never ride again. Chakotay tries to reason with her but she refuses. He begins something that may help her suffering. Will he succeed?

The evening after the wedding Janeway and Chakotay, now husband and wife, are getting prepared to search for Haley Nicole.

The night before her wedding Janeway begins to have feelings that she kept hidden all this time. B'Elanna finds out things that she never knew existed.

If you know the legend of the River and Highway this is exactly the same. But this is

When Janeway and Chakotay have a child it is in need of special medical care. Without certain things this child could die within minutes of being born. Knowing and feeling that it is her duty to help out her "surrogate mother" Seven volunteers to aid in t

Talent night. Someone sings to someone special. A confession is made. J/C

Voyager has returned home and Tom gets caught up in a dangerous situation because of his sister. *COMPLETED*

Alternate timeline follow-up to Season 1's "Faces". What if B'Elanna found a way to remain human?

As Voyager approaches the Alpha Quadrant, the crew is faced with a reality that isn't quite what they expected.

What would people in the Alpha Quadrant have thought about the Doc's first holo-novel? Serious spoilers for "Author, Author."

A visitor gets inexplicably tangled up with the crew of Voyager, bringing a message about the future and a lesson about life and death...

Seven's research into human mating behaviour leads to one conclusion.

When one is Lost, the thing that is most desired is to be Found again...

In the process of comforting B'Elanna, and discussing her insecurities about the baby, Tom confesses his fears about impending fatherhood. Set after Lineage, contains spoilers. First Voyager story. Feedback would be appreciated. :)

Janeway loses it on Chakotay. Then: "Chakotay!" Janeway cried. "I feel like you're all ganging up on me." "Captain, do you suspect a conspiracy?" Tuvok asked. "No!" she exclaimed. "I was, uh, joking, Tuvok. Kind of."

"I don’t want to 'pretend this never happened.' I've got you right where I want you and I'm tired of waiting." He bit off the tip of the carrot with a loud crunch. "So there." -- Chakotay shocks Janeway in the Mess Hall.

When Janeway's shower water shuts off, she demands that Chakotay let her beam to *his* shower, expecting him to leave first. But he doesn't - Janeway is furious, yet also....terrified? (Ok, the summary's pretty bad, but I don't want to ruin anything!)

What was Captain Janeway thinking awhen they left New Earth and resumed their douties on the bridge?