Data/OFC. AU. CRUSH-verse. Future. Packing for a simple weekend getaway suddenly becomes so much more. One-shot.

Data survived the destruction of the Scimitar, but now the race is on to save him.

Jean-Luc and Beverly are celebrating at a vacation resort when they are interrupted by Wesley. Post-Nemesis

Pillow talk following the events of "All Good Things."

Sela involves herself with a special project-Shinzon.

Data takes in a young girl with a troubled past, and helps her overcome her nightmares. Along the way, she discovers more rocky hills in her path. Hills that Data is more than willing to carry her through...

No man lives forever, but in Jean-Luc Picard's final moments, the Q makes him an offer he can't refuse.

It's New Years on the Enterprise and the crew attempt to figure out their New Year's resolutions. Meanwhile, Geordi asks for Data's assistance with the party and tries to teach him about the holiday. Will all go according to plan or will another holiday be ruined in the hands of the android?

When Beverly gets a life threatening brain disease, Captain Picard must do everything that he can do to save her, even if that means that letting her go.

Smoke, sandalwood and realizations. AU. Written for anonymous for tumblr's Star Trek Secret Santa hosted by vulcanimals. Just a shippy little thing.

What can you do to thank the man who saved your life? A Chanukah story, set post "A Million Sherds." Picard/Riker. The title of this story is a variation of the chorus from Naomi Shemer's hymn "Jerusalem of Gold." The chorus is loosely translated from the Hebrew as: "Jerusalem of gold, and of bronze, and of light/Behold I am a violin for all your songs."

Prequel to Alternate. Jean-Luc Picard receives the unexpected opportunity to see what could have been - but a parallel universe brings its own complications. AU

voltageBMP Emma, daughter of Kieth and Evangaline Alford, is the Princess of Liberty Kingdom. She longs for adventure, but she feels that her parents keep a tight rein on her. One day, she meets Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the U.S.S. Enterprise, and her life changes forever. She can explore space. In space, as the youngest captain in the records, she runs into Commander Nuhir Raala.

The holidays are not Data's strong point but he finally sets up a good Christmas celebration until something goes horrifically wrong.

Drabble. Humor. Riker focus. Season: Could be any, but in my mind, it's post-Nemesis. Spoilers: None. Summary: Riker wanted to like it. He really did. But he just…didn't. (A Fandom 5K Donor Thank You Drabble)

A late night meeting between William Riker and Erik Pressman on the observation deck. A prequel, of sorts, to "Icarus, Drowning." The title comes from Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," Act IV: Hale: Quail not before God's judgment in this, for it may well be God damns a liar less than he that throws his life away for pride. Elizabeth: I think that be the Devil's argument.

A.K.A: Lisa on the Enterprise. Lisa is a school student who's life is turned around when her father is offered a position on the USS Enterprise D. Now she's hundreds of thousands of Kilometres from home, without any possibility of contact with her friends. Completely miserable, who else would manage to pull her out of her depression, but the annoying yet intriguing Android, Data?

Ever wonder what would happen if the TNG crew watched the series? This is that story!

When Q sends the crew of the Enterprise-D back to the 21st century, chaos will ensue. Can Picard mangae to get back home or at least contact his crew who is spread out all over North America?

Jean Luc contemplates a vision before him.

When Heraclius was assimilated, it seemed that nothing could be worse. Now he must assimilate a close friend - or die.

One choice. One secret. Will change everything. After a dangerous special operations mission, Doctor Beverly Crusher and Captain Jean-Luc Picard must evaluate the state of their relationship. Post Chain of Command, Part I. P/C

This takes place a week after Jack's funeral.

A two-kleenex story. Sometimes Imzadi takes a wrong turn. Rated M for one paragraph near the end.

The discovery of a Sleeper Ship from the 20th Century Earth brings Picard and crew of the Enterprise into a dangerous situation. Featuring Jadzia Dax. (Formerly Star Trek: Trilogy Pt 1)