Admiral James Kirk would have normally found a conference boring. However, with the arrival of his old flame, Alyssa Elma, and the secrets he left behind on a remote planet years before, he would have to fuse past and present to form a picture of the coming danger. Story two of the series "One Headlight".

Kirk, Spock, and McCoy go bowling after a difficult day.

Le commandeur Spock restait stoïque, malgré la situation et sa perruque noire de travers. Quand le cheval sur lequel il était juché piétina en bronchant, la corde passée autour de son cou se tendit dangereusement… "A mort l'Indien ! Pendez-le ! Qu'il paie ! Qu'est-ce que vous attendez shérif ?" — Alors l'Indien, tu ne veux toujours pas me dire quel genre de démon tu es ?

Jim loves everything about Spock. They're set to be bonded in a month, and Jim wants it to be special, so he's decided to learn Vulcan in secret so that he can surprise his husband on their wedding day. Things do not go exactly as planned.

*a gift for HarpforHim* Under a lot of stress, Bones falls asleep in his office. He hadn't planned on dreaming of his best friend's death.

James T. Kirk has worked for years to have Starfleet implement a program where children can join their parents in space. His main objective, to bring his daughter, Jamie, on board. After his wife's death, he'd left her with his mother and realizes he's lost valuable time. The program is just getting off the ground so there are bound to be some space bumps along the way!

Turns out it wasn't Leila who had trouble getting over the spores' influence...rated T for her language. One shot.

What if, after the kal-if-fee, Spock still felt he deserved punishment for all the wrongs he had caused? What if, in the burning sands of Vulcan, he had bonded with his captain without the man's consent? What if he had hurt his t'hy'la? What would he do then? Well, there is only one logical solution when harm comes to one's t'hy'la—remove the source of that harm.

A sequel to "Spock's Brain." Hopefully I've done the original episode some justice.

The one where Spock's hormonal balance is off, and McCoy has just the - ticklish - cure. (This might well be how 'Spones' first began.)

Qui aurait pu croire que le langage du peuple vulcain, tellement civilisé et toujours sous contrôle, ait tant d'illogiques jurons à disposition ? Voici cinq fois où Spock se retint de proférer des insultes à bord de l'Enterprise... et une fois où il n'eut pas le choix.

...and Spock is tired of picking them up.

Newly promoted Captain Jack Bairnson is given command of the UFP's newest flagship, the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-B. His first mission: Stop the infamous interstellar terrorist known only as "Devorax." But first, he must overcome the initial resistance of his new crew, as well as his own personal demons...

While stranded on the Genesis Planet, Saavik experiences a disturbing dream.

For eighty years, Captain James T. Kirk was trapped in an illusion in a temporal nexus. To him, it hardly felt like hours before he was rescued by Captain Jean-Luc Picard, but outside the world went on without him. Now he's free, after recovering from some broken bones, and has to figure out what to do in the 24th century. Thankfully he has some help from a few old friends.

One Shot -AU Story, First Contact with the Ferengi Alliance under Captain Kirk. Rated T just to be safe.

This is a story on Spock's inner man, something that reflects his life as a whole. This is part 11 of Uhura's World Series.

Jamie Kirk's orders as an official cadet sound easy: Befriend a young princess traveling with her entourage aboard ship. The rest of her party is on a Klingon ship paralleling the Enterprise to a trade conference. Who will win the trading rights to the Jovitian Seri stones? Can the Klingons be trusted to play fair, especially when the Seri stones are more than just pretty baubles?

Le noble peuple Vulcain n'a pas toujours suivi les voies de la logique et de la raison. Il fut une époque lointaine, où il était uniquement guidé par la passion et les émotions... il en est resté des traces sous la forme de vocabulaire. Je vous lance un défi : saurez-vous placer quelques-un de ces mots fleuris dans la bouche de notre Spock ?

Sometimes what is said is not what is heard at other times what is heard is what is said. Real friends hear the messages in silence and in the noise of unnecessary chatter. Some will try anything to get ahead and others are content be remain as and where they are. A story I deleted and have restarted.

Based on the episode "The Empath." Spock has a nightmare that the Vians let Dr. McCoy die, then freezes up when he sees the doctor on the way to the Bridge. McCoy confronts him about it. No slash, just brotherly love.

Jim's been coping in not so great ways since Tarsus IV. (He's been running from his past for years, in sex and adrenaline and starships, and it never works. But he never stops trying. He can't.) Rated M for child physical and sexual abuse, and non explicit rape. McSpirk

Everyone knows that around puberty, you can communicate with your soulmate by writing on your arm. It's the wrong time for JT. It's not easy to ignore the words from both soulmates, but he has more important things to think about, like keeping his kids safe. Besides, he's probably just going to die, anyway. [McSpirk, no character death. Implied physical & sexual child abuse]

When an angry ambassador puts a curse on her, Uhura has needs, and McCoy is there to help.

During a planet class M survey, the USS Enterprise's away team had to be beamed onboard due a verious unusual attacker... Story is complete and will be posted twice per week :D