After Admiral Janeway's visit from the future, Janeway and Chakotay struggle to shape new lives and find the true meaning of home. An Endgame rewrite.

Based on Kate's description of Voyager's wrap after 7 years of filming. A little story about returning to the place they once called home...

Voyager is having its first big Christmas party- complete with a Santa Claus! If Mezoti could have anything- anything at all she could ever wish for- what would it be? AU! Pure FLUFF for Seven and the Borglings! COMPLETE!

The Doctor often persuades Seven to try something new. But every now and then, the tables turn.

Compilation of Gun Brook Adventcalendar fanfiction story (Janeway/Seven) from 2006

Kathryn Janeway has a lot to be grateful for. [A Christmas present for my wonderful beta, LittleObsessions.]

Compilation of Gun Brooke's Advent Calendar Fanfiction story from 2005. (Janeway/Seven)

Compilation of Gun Brooke's Advent Calendar Fanfiction story from 2004. (Janeway/Seven)

He felt afraid. He knew that being afraid was illogical. But Pon Farr did not care about logic. He could clearly see what the logical thing to do is, but his emotions refused to be suppressed. So yes, he was afraid; afraid to die and afraid of losing control over himself. He felt himself slipping away from his mind.

An encounter with a quantum rift sends Janeway and Chakotay on a journey through what might have been.

A post Endgame story concerning Admiral Janeway's love and loss. This story contains a character death, you have been warned...

A year after Endgame, Kathryn prepares for a Janeway family Christmas. J/C fluff, re-posted from Christmas 2014.

"The Krenim, she thinks, the world that's breaking her, she thinks, don't matter now. She prays to a god she does not believe in that the red-alerts, the sirens, the agonies, can be abated just a while longer. While she gets to have this; the one thing she's always wanted." A moment for a 'Year of Hell'.

"He did as she asked then, a bruising, demanding, painful kiss which spoke of a tempered desire underscored with hopeless desperation. She tightened her body to his, her mouth warm and pliant, her hands tightening around his neck as his found their way into her hair." Set during 'Basics'.

Two EMH's, their mad scientist creator, his stressed-out housekeeper, an ex-Borg, and Reg Barclay ... what could go wrong? A companion piece to "Just For Now", a YouTube video by Camelot836.

Chakotay, Harry and Tom make an emergency beam out to a pre-warp planet. They know nothing of the society and quickly find they wish they didn't have to find out. These aliens don't even know life exists on other planets. The three men find blending in to be a difficult task. Kim/OC

C/7. AU where Seven makes an unexpected change as to the choice for her proposed first date during the episode "Someone to Watch Over Me" with interesting repercussions.

An abandoned patch of land in a broken-down LA suburb becomes the unlikely site for a meeting of very different worlds. Modern-set AU.

Hope is a hard thing to kill. [Sequel to 'Acceptance' and 'Denial']

B'Elanna, Tom, and their relationship from the perspective of one of their closest confidants.

What if Janeway had married Mark? What if she started falling for someone else? What if they got home and Mark wanted to give their marriage a second chance?

Kathryn Janeway deals with a tragedy on her own terms. Set a few months after 'Extreme Risk'. Dark. Includes non-graphic descriptions of self-harm.

The fallout between Kathryn and Chakotay through the hardest years of their journey. Written for the VAMB 2016 Secret Summer Challenge.

For some reason I wanted to write a story with lots of rain, so Janeway and Chakotay ended up taking a stroll on a very wet alien planet. ;-) Written for VAMB's Secret Summer Exchange 2016.

"She feels suddenly bewildered about this conversation. Its very nature is fruitless; there's too much blame they can attribute to themselves, to their decisions and reticence and sadness in which she's wallowed and she suspects he has too." Proxima Space Station, as hinted at in Kirstin Beyer's 'Full Circle', for adults.