A little something that woke my muse from her slumber. This is my take on what happened before a particular episode began. All credits go to the Dave Matthews Band song, "Grey Street". All characters belong to Paramount, et al.

A lot of things have changed since returning to Earth but some things will always remain the same.

Sequel to "Perfect," inspired by Paul Brandt's song "Risk." Part two of my Musical Voyage trilogy, set one week after the end of the first story. If you haven't read "Perfect" you may still enjoy this, but reading the first story first will help a lot in understanding how they came to this point. Set in season 7, J/C, light P/T.

A Crash on a planet wipes out Kathryns memories... J/C Chapter 19 also online!

Tom has some late night thoughts

Supernatural murder mystery, won't say any more than that about the plot because I don't want to spoil anything. Takes place during Season 7. Also, it's a hilarious mocking parody, where Janeway's a dictator, almost everybody hates living on Voyager, and Harry Kim is very, very gay. REVIEWS WELCOME!

Tom challenges B'Elanna to a tree-climbing competition

Kathryn Janeway has come to a realization that will change her entire arrangement with a friend she's been helping for months. Third part in a currently-4-part series, the other three parts of which belong to another writer. Details within.

AU story inspired by Ed Sheeran's song by the same title. Part one of my Musical Voyage trilogy.

Janeway deals with the darkness within. (TW: depression) Janeway depression series story #1. Rating T only because of the depression content. Light (very light) J/C.

Gemini Part 4. Voyager has made it home and at a welcome home party, Kathryn sees Mark for the first time. The song quoted here is "I See It Now" written by Paul Nelson and sung by Tracy Lawrence

Chakotay contemplates Leiryn and Naelani's lives a few days after they're born. This story takes place in the Gemini universe and is a small addition to Gemini: Home Sweet Home The lyrics are from the song "In My Arms" sung by Mark Wills

Part 3 of Gemini Saga. Has Voyager finally found the way home?

Part Two of the Gemini Saga. Kathryn has some good news, but soon joy turns to tragedy. How can Chakotay go on with Kathryn gone?

Part one of the Gemini Saga. Kathryn is feeling blue, and who better to cheer her up than Chakotay. The song quoted here is "Dance Away The Blues" written by Chris Eaton and sung by Sheena Easton. The quote Kathryn uses at the end is from Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie

After the loss of Kathryn , Kes returns to give Chakotay a gift

Seven pivotal dates with 'Seven' open Chakotay's eyes...

One shot: Three intruders are discovered in the VIP quarters on deck two. Uncovering their identity proves interesting to Voyager's crew. It's a situation Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres will never recover from, nor will their shipmate let them forget. Set prior to Faces.

Harry learns more about his new friends Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres. Takes place right after "Caretaker" and continues from there. AU. P/T.

Continuation and conclusion of a previous story, Secret Revelations - When Captain Kate Janeway and the USS Voyager-B are dispatched on a mission that brings some of her mother's past back to the future, what will happen to all involved? How far will the Captain go to protect and defend her own family, in particular her mother, Admiral Kathryn Janeway? -

Admiral Kathryn Janeway has come back in time to change history and save the lives of many of her crew, particularly Seven, her adopted son Icheb, and Chakotay, her widower. A missing scene from "Endgame" and a companion piece to "Destiny." Angst. J/C, C/7, Icheb, Naomi.

Another in my mini-series of J/C - C/7 - J/C resolution stories inspired by a great P/T story I read recently by Lady Arraya & Riss. Suppose Seven did not limit her study of 'romantic relationships' solely to Tom and B'Elanna...

Early in Voyager's journey, Tuvok is suspicious of Chakotay's motivations. Part of the 'Early Days' collection.

AU for Thirty Day's. Tom's past is darker and his reaction to being punished for standing up for what he believe in leads to a different conclusion. T for implied abuse.

She was a constant in his fantasies, he thought he had imagined it all until a moment that to be far from the case. Smut.