Story #52 Spock's daughter T'Beth thought she knew Aaron Pascal, but a honeymoon discovery leaves her wondering.

Story #51 Spock is home from Vulcan. His daughter T'Beth is engaged to be married. Jim Kirk and his wife have a baby on the way. But all too quickly the best of times can turn into the worst of times...when calamity strikes.

Story #50 Three years have passed since the events in Testament, and Spock is still dividing his time between Earth and Vulcan. Now trouble ensues when his young daughter Teresa plays matchmaker for her sister T'Beth.

Not everything can be fixed, and its painful to see. Rated T because I'm paranoid.

Story # 49 This 9 chapter novelette is a tale of betrayal and redemption. No longer a member of Starfleet, Spock takes on occasional diplomatic assignments for the Federation-but when dramatic change comes to Vulcan, he reacts on a personal level and is drawn into history's current. The decisions that await him will alter his life forever. (Warning: Character death)

It's the Enterprise's bridge crew... as human kids. Playing the Enterprise game they're still roaming the galaxy of their town, they're still thicker than thieves, and they're still completely inwincible! And if that means taking on the evil gang called the Klingons or saving imperiled kittens... they're just going to have to rise to the occasion.

This is an experimental, dialogue only story—no connective tissue. I usually despise works that don't use quotation marks to denote dialogue, but since that's all there is here, I'm going to skip them. If I did my job right, you won't miss them. I was missing these Jimbo and Chrissie, and I needed a diversion from the world, so...this is the result.

Kirk's thoughts and feelings for a certain member of his crew during the events of 'The Man Trap'

Set the day after Journey to Babel, Saavik's ship, carrying Spock and other diplomats, is thrown into a time warp, set by a saboteur. They find themselves side by side with Kirk's Enterprise on its way to Babel. As they battle against the enemy, their children become weapons, Kirk & Saavik's ships are used against them, and Sarek is forced to choose: billions of lives or his family

Spock and McCoy are gifted a dose of Fesarian powder. This has no effect whatsoever. To begin with...

The missing scene from 'Operation-Annihilate'. Spock regains his sight. The first thing he sees is McCoy. That much we know. But what happened before he did see that face? What happened before they got to the bridge? Spones

Story #48 A death in the family sets Spock thinking. (A tiny ficlet written for a contest.)

Kirk takes issue with something an alien visitor says, leading that visitor to realize that Kirk has wisdom of his own.

Leonard starts suffering a variety of health problems. However McCoy doesn't want to worry anyone... Least of all Spock.

The span of Spock and McCoy's relationship can be conveyed with all its ups and downs in a single sonnet by Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

Chekov has been in hospital since returning from Regula 1. Sulu and Uhura must persuade him to rejoin the crew to search for Spock. In 'The Search for Spock' Chekov barely gets a mention, so I wrote this scene to show how he rejoined the crew. It must be difficult to get over having a eel in your brain I reckon.

Story #47 Still estranged, Kirk and Spock meet at last and must work together to secure the Gorkon Peace Initiative. Will there also be peace between them?

Story #46 Now a free man, Spock deals with problems back home in San Francisco-Kirk foremost among them. While Spock's attempt to help Jim leaves their friendship in ruins, Sarek breaks his latest silence with an interesting proposition.

A falta de unos meses para que acabe la misión, la Enterprise debe rescatar a una expedición científica vulcana, entre los que se encuentra un antiguo compañero de Spock. Hay pasados que no vale la pena visitar. Hay futuros por los que vale la pena arriesgarse. K/S

This can either replace "Spock's Brain" for you or not. The Enterprise has been boarded and something's missing...LOL Co-written by me and my brother. I mostly wrote the first two chapters, he wrote the last two.

Spock and McCoy are facing the ultimate punishment at the hands of an alien high priest. Will Jim arrive in time to save the Vulcan and Bones?

Story #45 Romar Prison Colony has its own set of rules. While Spock adjusts to his new environment, his family attempts to stop Kirk's self-destructive behavior.

Due to some miscommunication, Spock ends up dating Nurse Chapel. This is less than ideal as he had intended to ask Doctor McCoy out. It is also less than ideal for Nyota who wanted to date Christine. And for McCoy who'd been pining for Spock. The course of true love never did run smooth. Thank heavens for Captain Kirk.

Jim was playing matchmaker again and McCoy was not happy about it. The fact that he had to spend the rest of the evening clinging to Spock like a damsel in distress was bad enough, but teaching him how to act like they were together? It'd be easier to cure Denobulan malaria. (Originally posted on AO3)

This is a very fluffy short coda to "Conduct Unbecoming" and a belated birthday present for Karika Z Dove. Enjoy!