Data struggles to reconcile the discrepancies between Tasha's verbal and nonverbal communication during and after the events of Ligon II. "Am I the 'complication?" Data asked. Data begins to develop emotions. Tasha/Data fluff & angst. Data/Geordi friendship. Covers the events of TNG season 1 with- missing scenes, original adventures, and some mild AU retelling of events.

Beverly and Jean-Luc deal with the after-effects of Data's first attempt at spontaneity.

Missing scenes from CharlieFenwick's "The Complication". Data/Tasha fluff and romance. Starts during "The Naked Now" with the polywater incident as their relationship develops. Can stand alone but I encourage you to read "The Complication" as well.

Picard/Crusher. Beverly Crusher arrives aboard the Enterprise, and she brings a secret with her that has the potential to change Jean-Luc's life entirely. I always rate for potential upcoming chapters.

Picard/Crusher. "It had been a minor indiscretion. That was all. She'd told herself a few dozen times that it had meant nothing. It was just the giving in to a desire. It was just a minor indiscretion. They both knew that it hadn't meant a thing—it couldn't mean a thing." Rated for discussed situations (thought I'm terrible at ratings).

Set during the naked now what would happen if Captain Picard ordered Troi to see Tasha and not Data. Always love to get reviews and comments thanks.

Section 31 watches the rise of the Maquis and forms plans.

A novelised version of the TNG two-parter. When the USS Enterprise responds to a distress call at a remote colony, they discover a horrifying truth that sets in motion a domino effect of death and destruction on a scale the Federation has never known. The Borg are back, and this discovery will have terrible effects on all...

A collection of one shots chronicling Ro's time with the Maquis.

Data and Tasha find their tag-team approach to parenting is put to the test when they must care for one terribly sick, miserable baby. Oneshot. ***SPOILERS for The Complication series***

Ex Astris Scientia: From the Stars, Knowledge. You would think so. Except this time around, it's less about science and more about social skills. Second in the Decoherence series. Can be read stand-alone, probably. Cross-posted on AO3.

Lore plays the long con. AU in which Lore remains aboard the Enterprise to manipulate the crew. Data is the only one who understands but finds no one believes him as Lore always seems to be one-step ahead. Using his detectictive skills Data must stop him before it is too late. Eventual Data/Tasha fluff & romance. Warnings: abuse, dubcon/rape, and language.

A series I promised my friend Phil. So I hope you enjoy these sessions, and I hope I'll enjoy writing them.

When Christine Skyler finishes medical school, and is out on her first internship assignment, life on her own isn't what she expected. To help keep her sanity while away from her family, she made a series of rules. Of all the rules, there was one that her war worn mother drilled into her head, Rule 42. "Never fall in love with those you rescue." Can Christine stick to those rules?

Again the Federation finds itself in need of the Borg. But what will the Federation's reaction be? Only time will tell. OC's, Hugh, Picard, Riker, etc. Be prepared.

Thad, Kestra, and Carmen were born in the Federation, raised on Riker's ships, and taught of Betazed by Troi - until a battle leaves the siblings stranded in the Gamma Quadrant. When a chance to return to the Alpha Quadrant presents itself, though, they must be forced to decide: return to a world they've almost forgotten or join a quest for a lost world and its mythical treasure?

The late-night escapades of Spot and the Enterprise's tiniest inhabitant. A wee girl and her cat go on a midnight quest for the comfiest sleeping spot on the ship. Domestic fluff. Oneshot. *SPOILERS FOR MY SERIES THE COMPLICATION*

Picard ponders. Q, of course, has an answer.

Set shortly after the events of the TNG episode, All Good Things...

Space Vampires was a nickname to a species that was still under classification, the young Lt Commander did not expect the nickname to be caught circulating around the ship. And she certainly did not expect it to get in the way of her transfer.

A One-Shot Title. Admiral Alidar Jarok left a letter for his family, following his choice to defect to the Federation. This is what that letter said.

I thought a lot about this episode and the short drabbles I based around it about Nicole/Data. I had my ideas take a turn. A turn that I wasn't expecting. I apologize for this beforehand.

Picard reflects on Q, and the never-ending trials the entity and his superiors dump on humanity.

With the Klingons bearing down on the Enterprise D in a timeline which shouldn't have happened, Captain Picard, a hardened man who had fought many battles, worries about the future of the Federation, and his own ship.

UPDATED Nicole Riker had everything she could ever want. She was an Engineer on Starfleet's flagship. Her rank was Lieutenant and not to mention she had an amazing boyfriend, but someone she once knew wanted to change that. Can she find a way to fight through it all?