Story #64 Hard feelings between Spock's son and Kirk's ward lead to an adventure in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho.

A deep meld with Spock shows Kirk that there's more to his Vulcan friend than he'd realized. (The story is friendship only, not slash. (Not that I have anything against slash; it's just not what I'm writing here.))

The day started with running into a bad, former captain, but Saavik faces the moment she knew would come: the Romulans have found out she is alive. Fortunately, she is at an event where they are limited in what they can do, but they are determined to know something about their escaped property. Kirk, McCoy, Spock, Amanda, Sarek, and Valeris also appear.

Story #63 Jim Kirk's adventurous young daughter cannot take all the blame when things start disappearing at his horse ranch.

The planet Lyro has been devoured by an apocalyptic virus, destroyed utterly and wholly with nothing left to remain. Nothing left except, it would seem, an Earth canine. The dog becomes the key to unlocking the mystery of what happened to Lyro, and due to it's fierce attachment to Spock, puts the Commander in a heavy compromised position. H/C as chapters progress. Triumvirate!

Trader Joe goes Boldly where no merchant has gone before - the Romulan Neutral Zone. He sets up shop and tries to prosper in dangerous circumstances and despite every sort of opposition.

Story #62 T'Naisa's miracle baby arrives, and Christmas brings challenges and surprises to Spock and his family at Plum Creek.

Story #61 Bad news sends (Spock's daughter) T'Beth and her family to Sydok, where young Bethany makes a shocking discovery about her background...and Sy culture.

Vous souvenez-vous de cet épisode, se situant aux alentours de Noël ? Et où l'on découvre que l'Enterprise a un chef cuisinier...

Story #60 On Vulcan, T'Naisa Brandt's brush with death awakens Spock's love for her, but will she betray him again?

Why We Can't Have Nice Things is a Spock/Chapel romance. Warnings for violence and graphic depictions of disease. T for now but will be M. Updating biweekly.

Story #59 Spock, T'Naisa, and James have returned to Vulcan for a time, and now Simon is also arriving. Why has he left the Julliard School of Music? It seems that Spock's talented son wants to take his life in a new direction, but serious obstacles await him.

Spock had expected Jim to tell the crew about his birthday, and thus had expected well wishes and maybe gifts. But this? This threw him for a loop - and of course, it was Chekov's fault.

Story #58 When Spock, T'Naisa, and 12-year-old James visit Jim Kirk in Idaho, there are surprising results.

Story #57 Following the murder of his wife and daughter, Spock is piecing his life back together when he is faced with a challenge to his parental rights.

Captain Kirk inspired many people during his time on the Enterprise. One decided to follow in his footsteps. Short one-shot.

Story #56 In the "Knowing" stories, Earth changes brought Spock and his family to Phoenix, where young Sobek joined them when his father died. "Seventh Inning" showed why Sobek became disillusioned with Spock and the Yanashites. Now a senseless act of violence disrupts Spock's family and shatters his faith in the Shiav. (Warning: Character death)

Why were the Gorn really on Cestus-3... and why did they go after the Federation with a vengeance?

This is based off the episode in Star Trek (The Paradise Syndrome) where Kirk is stuck with no memory on the planet that worships him as a God. Basically, Jim is stuck, and Spock didn't save him or blow up the asteroid that was threatening everybody. Bones said that for 4 months Spock didn't eat or sleep for guilt, and my inner writer exploded. Heavy angst.

It's Spock's birthday. Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy have organised a party. May be slightly OOC (Short script)

A vaccine is being given out to the entire Enterprise crew. For some reason, Spock refuses to take it. Kirk and McCoy are determined to find out why. May seem a little OOC. Sorry about that! (Short script)

Story #55 The "Knowing" stories mentioned that young Sobek attended a baseball game with Spock's teenage son, Simon. Here is the account of what happened at the ballpark and the incident that left Sobek deeply disillusioned, setting the stage for the pivotal story that will follow.

Story #54 Following the Great Quake, Spock's son James becomes angry when he thinks his sister Teresa is getting special treatment. This is the second of two "Knowing" stories dealing with the same events as seen from different viewpoints. This is not simply a repeat, but contains many new scenes. Here you will find out what James really wrote in his notebook before he changed it.

Spock reflects on his relationship with Leonard whilst imprisoned on a planet. Established Spones, set somewhere during the Enterprise's third year on their voyage.

Story #53 In the months following the Great Quake, Teresa's behavior baffles Spock and Lauren. This is the first of two "Knowing" stories that deal with the same events as seen through differing viewpoints.