Everybody likes the "J/C thrown naked into a cold alien prison cell" trope, right? Yeah… I just couldn't leave well enough alone.

Icheb and Harry Kim bring Annika Hansen on a visit with Boothby, Starfleet Academy's legendary gardener, who is renowned for giving good advice. Boothby has another visitor on this day who is also known for having very decided opinions. A direct sequel to "Wisdom of the Ages." The events of Year 8 of "Log Entries: Chief Helmsman of Voyager" occur shortly before this story.

Each tick of the clock is an admonishment of every moment she's wasting out here in the middle of nowhere with her excuses and her boundaries, and her happiness patiently waiting right down the corridor. (J/C) (WARNING: Mild explicit content)

'Leave me,' she whispered. 'No,' he replied, lifting her up into his arms. 'It's an order,' she continued. 'Then you can court martial me later.' (J/C)

"They meant well, and it's not like they stared, but Kathryn saw the look in their eyes - that knowledge that Chakotay wasn't who he had been and may never be that man again."

Year of Hell ficlet. Someone is definitely not happy to have a birthday: the body clock is ticking away at reaching the big four zero, and there is a time bending species blowing your ship to pieces. A reminder then of time and your time lost is not likely to be a good gift however you dress up the story. J/C as always. Mild swearing. In canon. [not my characters, not for profit]

How Endgame should have ended...

When he falls, she is there to catch him.

A first-person perspective of Kolopak from the Spirit World as he watches over his son and the woman who has changed him for the better. First part takes place during the series, second in "Full Circle", third after "Unworthy", and fourth after "The Eternal Tide."

The nights when she dreams of New Earth are always hard.

In the wake of a traumatic event, Kathryn and Chakotay are forced to address their priorities and find a way to move forward, together. (J/C)

What should have happened with Tuvix.

Kathryn Janeway and Owen Paris have been rescued from the Cardassians and returned to Earth. But, while the wounds of the flesh are quickly healed, the wounds of the mind and soul are not.

Kathryn wants to give Chakotay a gift she knows he'll love

While on a covert mission in Cardassian-occupied territory, Captain Owen Paris and Ensign Kathryn Janeway are captured. Neither are prepared for the nightmare they will face - and neither will be the same again.

"Somehow she had missed it, or perhaps she hadn't wanted to see it, the way he looked at her, the way he treated her. He had always been loyal, right from the start, with no good reason. But here he was, protecting her, even in his sleep making sure that she was okay." The Moments Between what we saw in Resolutions. J/C

"So we lie silent, side by side, and I pretend not to notice the tears on your cheeks, and you pretend not to notice that I'm pretending." [J/C, C/7, set in the unaltered Endgame timeline, dark and angsty. A companion piece to LittleObsessions' "sometimes I breathe them, and sometimes they choke me". Read that first.]

A comedy of errors leads to an interesting evening for Voyager's command team.

A/U: What happens when she begrudgingly falls for the new guy teaching history at the school? A story in the Midwest in the 1990s. Rated T for cursing and some steamy circumstances.

The sequel to RFK's Glimpses of the Future. After meddling with the Temporal Directive, heartbroken B'Elanna Torres attempts to make things right.

There's an unwanted stowaway onboard Voyager.

A 'Worst Case Scenario' episode tag flufflet, written to two prompts: "Is there a reason you're naked in my bed?" and "I'm going to need you to put on some clothes before you say anything else." [Chapter 2 now added thanks to peer pressure.]

It takes more than just a crew to keep a star ship running. As they make their way back home, the ties that bind the Voyager crew together make them more than just shipmates - they're a family. AU with some OCs to explore the depth of the characters and relationships among the crew of the USS Voyager during their sojourn in the Delta Quadrant

"She felt her heart breaking as if it was happening in slow motion. Her mind started screaming 'No no no' and her body refused to move. The tears weren't something that could be fought and she almost clutched her chest to stop the pain." Post-Endgame angst.

We follow the twists and turns of a dangerous sexual relationship between a Starfleet officer and his valued subordinate. Warning: Dark Themes This was inspired by a line from House of Cards that I just loved and had to write this. Forgive me.