Blinded in an assault by the Dominion, a young Federation lieutenant is forced into marriage to one of their Vorta - a man with a soul just as tortured as she is. A force draws them together one sense at a time. Third and final in the Vorta Brides Trilogy.

The Female Changeling witnessing the destruction of the Cardassian-Romulan fleet in The Die is Cast. Spoilers ahead for future DS9 episodes.

Taking a glimpse into the events of "You Are Cordially Invited", in which Jadzia Dax thrills over marrying her beloved Worf and is honored to soon join Martok's House - but the shrewish Lady Sirella stands in their way.

Sisko muses on his mission to the Gamma Quadrant to locate the Dominion. Spoilers for "The Search" and "The Jem'Hadar," and mentions the Battle of Wolf 359 and the stupidity of Starfleet who don't learn from their mistakes.

He wanted to spend as much time with him as he wanted so, even longer than the last five years. They might be separated on occasion, but this would only strengthen their bond. Rated T for safety.

After being rejected by the Great Link and transformed into a solid as punishment, Odo suffers internally. Can one certain spirited girl begin to pull him out of his torment? During the end of "Broken Link".

A collection of short stories that feature tailor and undercover agent extraordinaire Elim Garak as he carries out his everyday duties and activities. Stories will vary in length, depth, and subject. Please feel free to request characters/stories for Garak to interact with!

AU. Julian's coming to help in Cardassia, and he's sent someone ahead to let Elim know he'll be there. No slash. *Walking in the Stars dabbles*

What happened between Worf and Jadzia Dax at the end of "Let He Who is Without Sin"?

Julian can't bring himself to tell Miles what's bothering him. An expanded version of the scene at the end of Hippocratic Oath.

A missing moment from "Bound to the Vorta". Ezri spends another night with Weyoun - a night filled with seduction and loss of control...

AU The Obsidian Order was supposed to help people; bring order to the universe. Now, Elim realizes, they only added to its evil. And he wants out. No Slash. *Walking in the Stars dabbles*

AU Elim has fled the Obsidian Order. Starfleet granted him asylum. Now, on Earth, Elim meets a most interesting, young boy. No Slash. *Walking in the Stars dabbles*

Before leading his people against the Federation in the Dominion War, he commanded a single ship against the armies of the Klingon Empire. The untold story of Dukat's one-man war, from "Return To Grace" to "By Inferno's Light."

With the help of the Founder, Weyoun keeps an important secret from Damar - a secret that threatens the Cardassian's reputation. SLASH

Bill is an old, experienced maintenance man. Mark is new to the job and to Deep Space Nine. Experience the station through their eyes with these short stories. Begins early in season 7. The story now only loosely relates to events on the show, so consider this AU.

When their bodies intermingled despite their opposite structures, their passionate reunion was all that mattered and nothing else.

Damar feels like celebrating with Weyoun - and not the kind which involves a glass of kanar. SLASH

Three money-obsessed aliens crash-land in Roswell in 1947. A psychologist is brought in to better understand how they think, but will he be able to ease the tension of first-contact?

AU. He's the obsidian Order's best spy, and he will be the key to infiltrating Starfleet at its very core. No Slash. *Walking in the Stars dabbles*

A collection of oneshots of erotic moments between several memorable DS9 couples.

Driven by betrayal and madness, Ambassador Weyoun must remarry to save his position following the death of his unfaithful wife and with his brother plotting revenge. Eventually, Kilana who is the daughter of his advisor weds him but spares her life with an entertaining tale each night. Inspired by "The Arabian Nights".

This is a story dealing with the emotional aftermath of Julian Bashir's time in Internment Camp 371. Set in between "In Purgatory's Shadow" and "Dr. Bashir, I Presume?"

A missing scene from the episode "Extreme Measures" in which Bashir and O'Brien plan to lure an agent from Section 31 in order to find a cure for Odo.

Bashir and O'Brien have one scotch too many. An epic, drunk adventure for the ages.