After a disastrous mission, mysterious signals are being sent from Enterprise into seemingly empty space. Warning: Character death.

In the Indian Ocean in the 1790s, an escaped slave girl joins up with a ragtag team of pirates to avenge her sister's death at the hands of the notorious star-man, Nero. Pirate steampunk adventure AU, ensemble with background Sp/U and slash K/M and S/C .

Inspired by Keith Urban's awesome "'Til Summer Comes Around", but NOT a song-fic. What if Jim and Uhura knew each other already when they met in the bar? Jim used to be a rodeo rider at the county fair, where he meets the beautiful Uhura.

The Bridge Crew meets the Mirror!Crew.

There was nothing Jim enjoyed quite so much as watching the expression on Bones' face when he pulled off his clothes. Kirk/McCoy

A fluffy moment of Chris helping Jim with his commendation pins before a Starfleet formal party.

The third five-year mission of the Enterprise. Sequel to "Let's Go Thataway". Focusing on Spock and Nyota, but including all the major characters from the movie.

The continued adventures of the children of Spock and Nyota Uhura. Part Three of a series; sequel to Baby Book Phase Two.

James T. Kirk is a man, a ladies man. Or so he thought, after talking about his relationship with Spock Prime, he finds out he isn't a ladies man, but a Spock's man. Ever since he's loved Spock so much, but only gets love back from the Prime version. K/SP

While Sarek is away, the wife shall play. Amanda takes her son Spock to a roller skating rink in Iowa down on Earth. Who else would he meet than the well known James T. Kirk?

Chekov is a smart boy, he is. He's so smart and keen in watching, he notices something is going on between Captain Kirk and Spock. No one else sees it, but there is surely something going on between the two men. And something way more than friendship.

McCoy and Chapel have been feuding as of late and its been driving the ship a little bonkers, so one crafty engineer takes matters into her own hands.

A half-alien cadet's personal class essay turns a bit too personal, exposing a violent past she'd ignored for too long. First attempt at writing OC: be warned.

Sam had always wanted to grow up to be like his Dad. Turn's out he didn't need to wait that long. Gen, deals with Tarsus colony and chronic illness in passing.

Jim and Spock. "Problem in Intellectual Paradise." Spirk/Kock/Spork. Startrek, Slash

Bones and Spock never fail to be amazed at Jim's pigheadedness; i.e. why it takes two to keep Kirk in line.

PWP. Captain Kirk is getting distracted by a certain First Officer. He decides the solution is to work him out of his system, makes a plan, and executes. Shameless sex ensues. K/S

Summer of Love challenge prompt on jim and bones: "Popsicles. And it's hot, so the popsicles are melting. All over the place. And I do mean all..." Comes after Hotter'n Blue Blazes and Brightest Hue.

Starfleet forces Captain James T. Kirk into an arranged marriage, with surprising results.

Empathic McCoy and the Destruction of the fleet. Star Trek 2009. Reviews welcome.

Kirk reflects on the result when the Enterprise crew lets one of their own slip through the cracks. Character Death.

When Spock insists on spending and evening with his captain the outcome is predictable.

Summer of Love challenge prompt on jim and bones: "Lying in the summer sun, watching the sun go down, in a hammock : " Sequel to Hotter'n Blue Blazes

It's hard, loving someone who could never love you back.

After the destruction of Vulcan, Spock and Nyota must make difficult choices about their future together.