This is why Saavik hates diplomacy-though the crew might feel differently. (OC by Khiori)

Sometimes Saavik's truth really IS stranger than fiction. (OC characters from Khiori and Kerjen)

Never make war personal. (OC by Khiori. I really recommend reading Nine Lives/Saavik's Will first, but it isn't necessary, set in Kerjen's run.)

Spock returns from a diplomatic mission with a child-much to his wife's displeasure. (OC by Khiori)

Saavik struggles to find her heart's place, contending with both Valeris and the past. (I am the original author of this story. I did NOT give permission for any person to post this story on any account (except for my OWN) or website-NOR did I give permission for it to be altered, even a little bit, contrary to any claims. RESPECT, people.)

Celebrating the return of Star Trek in the form of Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

I think this one speaks for itself.

Each of the 2 "New Voyages" books (collections of stories by fans, edited by Marshak & Culbreath) ended with a sonnet, in Spock's voice. The second one, "Soliloquy" spoke of the pain of emotions & his feelings of friendship (or more) for Kirk. This was my effort at Kirk's response. I did send it to the editors, in hopes that they would use it, but there never was a "New Voyages 3".

Saavik comes face to face with Valeris again, this time seeing the betrayal beginning there. But she doesn't know Valeris is twisting Spock's mind against her and himself. A certain Romulan comes to Saavik, she and Sarek reach a peace, but is Amanda right that Valeris will hurt Spock if Saavik gives her one more chance? Between ST V and ST VI; an alternative to my Race of Cain.

Story #13 T'Beth's efforts to adjust to life on Vulcan are complicated by Spock's death and his subsequent refusion.

Alternate Universe version of the original Star Trek. The Starship Enterprise was only supposed to transport Klingon outlaw Captain Koloth to trial for crimes against the Federation, but their shuttlecraft crashed on an icy planet and a complicated series of events unfold. (posted in sections) Dedicated to actor William Campbell who gave us Trelane and Captain Koloth.

Spock is sick and McCoy decides to take care of the Vulcan. It turns out to be the perfect opportunity make Spock some of his best hot cocoa.

Dr. McCoy's "Baby blue eyes" get him in trouble. ("Missing scene" drabble from the TOS episode "A Piece of the Action")

Story #12 Just when Lauren Fielding's relationship with Spock looks most promising, he dies saving the Enterprise. Why can't she seem to accept it?

What do his actions mean?

Story #11 A day at a popular amusement park goes sour for T'Beth and McCoy while she is visiting her father on Earth. Meanwhile, Spock and Lauren Fielding have their own interlude as their relationship slowly advances.

A scene from "The Mark of Gideon" Star Trek: TOS episode as seen through McCoy's POV. Written back in 2013.

Saavik tends Rrelthiz's hatchlings under Spock's quiet watch. (Both Canon and my OC)

Leonard McCoy, James Kirk and S'Chn T'Gai Spock are all three of the newest Cadets to the Academy for Starfleet Officers. They are paired together as roommates, and forced to live together over the next four years. Though in the beginning, it is clear Spock and McCoy will clash heads. As James, it is also clear that he will be annoying. Will the three be able to handle each other?

Shore leave on a wintry planet turns into a deadly race with time after Kirk is kidnapped.

Sarek and Amanda choose a bondmate for Spock. Now they just have to get her to agree.

Saavik tells her children a story on the evening before she goes into battle. (OC from Kerjen.)

Saavik's family must uncover the mystery of her death-in order to save her life. (Contains OC from both Khiori and Kerjen. This is my original 2006 Nine Lives story which I later renamed Saavik's Will. Obviously, that makes it prior to the later one with Kerjen)

Story #10 With Spock back in command, the Enterprise comes upon a derelict ship. It soon becomes apparent that the aliens he rescues are even more "charming" than they first seemed. (Note: Lauren Fielding and Christine Chapel are also heavily featured in this story.)

Sequel to Seeds. The first signs of Valeris' future-and Saavik's-begin to show. (Previously published here under my former beta, now returned to my own account.)