Story #44 The saga continues back on Sydok, where Spock's daughter has returned. A snowy trip to the highlands for Counting Day ends in an adventure for T'Beth and her grandfather Jondar Jo-Ree.

Story #43 Spock and his wife Lauren are no longer fugitives. As they face the consequences of their actions, Captain Kirk battles his own demons.

Dysfunction city here. Post Khitomer and the death of Kirk is always ripe for a nasty turn for these two, but this may be the nastiest (in the mean sense, not the sexy way). I wasn't sure if the muse could deliver a happy ending for this one or not. I won't spoil whether she delivers. Take the ride. This is a little different Chapel than I usually write, but IDIC and all that.

Story #42 Spock and his wife Lauren are fugitives from the law. He is still not pleased with the situation, and by now she's had about enough of his attitude. While searching for the one person who might clear Spock of the original charge against him, they encounter an interesting character from his past.

More a less a sequel of Fire, the Enterprise is invited out to visit a promising new Federation member. The reception is friendly enough, and all reports from the planet seem positive. Only, Starfleet Intelligence isn't telling them everything- like the fact that they've got an agent on the inside.

Story #41 It's time to peek at what Spock's daughter, T'Beth, was up to while he was in prison. At the end of "In the Interest of Peace", she headed off to Sydok with her newfound grandfather, Jondar Jo-Ree. That is where we now find her, about to delve deeply into one of Sydok's most ancient of arts. The result will change her life and figure into many future stories.

Spock est encore confronté au terrible pon farr mais on ne l'y reprendra plus. Cette fois, il a un plan parfaitement logique et si tout va comme prévu, tout devrait se régler en moins de deux.

Dr. McCoy receives some visitors in sickbay in this follow-up to the episode "By Any Other Name."

Stonn needs to find a way to patch up their world, to make sense of what happened during that insanity-laced afternoon three months ago at the sacred plateau. It would be so much simpler if he was only feeling remorse and guilt, but the truth is that he is also so angry at Spock and T'Pring that he can hardly think straight. He's had it with these Surakisi and their rites.

The sequel to Afterglow. Sarek and Amanda return to Vulcan with some tasks still ahead.

Story #40 In this seven part novelette, it has been two years since the Donari mission. Now a landing party mishap becomes the basis for a court-martial, and Spock faces imprisonment at the notorious Luna Penitentiary.

What it says in the title. A collection of drabbles of how Jim thought he loved a woman... but he really didn't. Implied K/S. Please review!

Kirk falls head over heels (no surprise there) for a new crewmember aboard the Enterprise. Soon, though, it becomes apparent that the person he loves is more than she seems, and this truth endangers the friendships, and lives, of everyone involved. Spock-centric, but features the whole crew

Set before and during The Wrath of Khan Bones and Spock stopped competing over who would give Kirk the best birthday gift a long time ago, but that doesn't change the fact that Bones' gift is going to be WAY better than Spock's...until Bones sees what Spock is getting him, then he decides to add a second gift to make sure he can outdo his Vulcan friend.

It is the beginning of the 5 year mission, and Spock is utterly alone. There are places in his mind that are empty, and are tearing him apart. But then there is Jim.

K/S. After V'Ger, Kirk and Spock talk.

Oneshot. Two science officers and their internal dialogue about their feelings. Spock/McCoy. I put T rating because of language? It isn't anything explicit and it's preslash.

AU. Leonard McCoy didn't start in the Enterprise, but he didn't last long in the ship he was assigned to. Klingons attacked and his shuttle crashed into the desert of Vulcan. Single survivor and with limited resources, he pushes through the dunes. That is, until he comes face to face with the biggest bear he's seen in his life... and it has fangs. Oh boy. Spock/McCoy.

Basado en el capítulo de La ciudad al borde de la eternidad". O no. Jim es un humano cualquiera y como todo humano desarrolla comportamientos extraños ante una nevera. Spock lo describe como ilógico y fascinante a la vez. Historia corta. (Leve Spirk).

"In Coridan culture, only women are allowed to practise medicine," Spock stated succinctly. It took Bones a moment to make sense of what was being implied. "You want me to pretend to be a woman?" he yelped.

The mirror universe: A reality where the heroes of the starship Enterprise are the brutal and savage servants of the Terran Empire, spreading fear and tyranny. Set before the events of the episode "Mirror, Mirror", here are several adventures as experienced by that cold-hearted crew.

Story #39 Spock's son is tense when his father returns from a six month absence, and the arrival of a young cousin doesn't help matters. Will Simon's desire to impress Spock turn deadly?

Story #38 A humorous backstory about McCoy's pork chop dinner in "In the Interest of Peace". This tiny ficlet was written for a contest.

Jim's "death" and everything that comes afterwards. (This fic is from Spock's POV and covers the events of the reboot as well)

Story #37 An 8 chapter novelette full of drama and adventure. The Donaris have been known to experiment on their captives, and Spock discovers it for himself when he joins his daughter T'Beth in a covert mission that goes sour.