Saavik, Sarek & family are called to an important event by the exiled Ruanek and his wife T'Selis. Note: Ruanek, T'Selis and the new character belong to Susan Shwartz and the late Josepha Sherman. I met Susan recently at a convention and learned so much about their characters and situations. This is one of them with my own universe as an overlay. Thank you, Susan, for everything!

After having a little bit too much to drink, Christine and Uhura decide it's time to right some wrongs.

Chekov's version of the notorious events of Stardate 6062.4. Was the whole thing his fault?

The crew of the Enterprise attempts to explore a new frontier - a black hole - but is not prepared for the disruptive and literally mind-bending effects that result.

James Kirk calls his friends to a secret meeting in the middle of the night. The point of the meeting? Neither Montgomery nor anyone else can quite seem to figure that out...

Montgomery and just about everyone he knows end up in the top of a tree outside the Academy. Will they make a habit of this? Or is it a habitat... regardless, of course it's James Kirk's fault. Again.

Ensign Pavel Chekov's first day aboard the Enterprise. Is he just another ensign, or can he prove himself to the crew - and more importantly to his hero, Captain James T. Kirk?

The notorious events of Stardate 6062.4 again, this time from Uhura's perspective. Sometimes it's great to be the communications officer - you always know what's going on. But sometimes it's hard to be the communications officer - you always know what's going on.

"Jim, aren't you married?" she exclaimed. "Then again, I always wondered why you would marry a Vulcan." Or, not even Kirk's lovers can get away with insulting his husband.

Set after "Mirror Mirror," Section 31 have to deal with the choice - do they let Starfleet remain aware of the Terran Empire and the threat it poses, or do they bury it like they did when Philippa Georgiou's counterpart helped to end the Federation-Klingon War?

Working on the same starship has its disadvantages for couples. Sometimes they agree to frightful adventures just to spend quality time together. And sometimes it's the being together that creates the adventure. Naturally Kirk, Spock, and McCoy end up in some form of these scenarios simultaneously. Established K/S/M.

When Spock says they can't be lovers unless Kirk can handle pon farr, Kirk suggests that they have a "practice" pon farr, to see if it will work between them. Spock is dubious, because past human lovers haven't been able to take what he needs, but of course Jim Kirk is experienced, tough, and an adrenaline junkie. :-)

Spock, McCoy, and Kirk discuss logic over dinner. "I'm a doctor, not a horticulturist."

A little snippet on cultural differences and understanding. Part 4 of Uhura's World Series

In the episode The Enemy within, Kirk is involved in a transporter accident that splits him into two halves. What if he had not been the victim of the accident? What if Spock had been? Well, in this story he was. Only this time not good and evil but Vulcan and Human. Will his intellect win out now that they are actually separate?

THE ADVENTURES OF THE STAR SHIP ENTERPRISE CONTINUE IN "A MOLTEN MESS!". THE ENTERPRISE SUFFERS A REACTOR FAILURE AND THE CREW MUST EFFECT REPAIRS!

Interplanetary politics means that Sarek may be the only person who can help a mysterious starship crewman he and Amanda encounter on Deep Space Four. The crewman claims to be Vulcan but after Sarek discovers he has been lying about his past, will Amanda's suspicions that he is actually Romulan prove true?

Set after the events in Plato's Stepchildren. Spock finds time to investigate the powers he manifested on Platonius, however, after the abuse he suffered, his mind moves to his inability to save himself and Christine. If only he could talk to her... Deals with rape and emotional turmoil.

Spock and Uhura have become close friends. After a brief battle the Enterprise goes to a star base for repairs. Spock and Uhura remain on board to orchestrate communications between each department. This story also has OC that I developed. Lt. Lucas Kirk, the captain's son and SJ, Commander Spock's son.

Kirk explains to McCoy that loving a Vulcan is WAY better than Valentine's Day. (Kirk and Spock are in an established relationship.)

Cool wind and steady rain are more than enough winter for an aging Vulcan. Fortunately, Spock has his bondmate to warm him up.

Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock go down to a planet for a diplomatic meeting. Dr. McCoy has to pick up the pieces. This is just a short story. Hope you enjoy it.

Love is not logical, but is it logical to accept the love of another? Or, Kirk accidentally says "I love you" to Spock, and Spock debates whether it is logical for a Vulcan to accept the love of a human.

After V'ger, Bones sees Spock talking to a Kolinahr High Priestess and drags Kirk along to stage an intervention. Is Spock returning to Gol? And is Kolinahr a case of spiritual exploration of emotional lobotomy?

Crazy plots! Canon breaking! and an overabundance of exclamation points in diologue! these are the continuing comic inspired adventures of the Star Ship Enterprise of the Star Fleet! The first gold key inspired Star Trek fan fic on fanfiction(dot)net- MAMA MIA ! SPACE SEALS AND SEA LIONS!