Story #19 Spock's self-confidence is shaken when a psyche evaluation leaves him grounded from the Enterprise, but Lauren Fielding refuses to give up on him.

The joys of navigating Spock's knowledge (or lack thereof) of English language expressions.

Définition / Membre honoraire : qui porte un titre honorifique sans exercer de fonction. Ma présence sur la passerelle est… atypique, je le concède. Mais elle est apaisante, relaxante …Qui suis-je? Je suis ...

These are 101 additional rules that you must follow while abroad the original starship Enterprise like never feeding McCoy to a pet zombie. XD! Read, review, and enjoy!

Spock nie radzi sobie z tym, kim jest. Nie chce dłużej żyć. Krótko i tragicznie.

Story #18 On Vulcan, Spock's daughter lied before ShiKahr's Council of Elders. Now, at his urging, she is going back to confess her crime.

Story #17 Lauren Fielding learns that the new, resurrected Spock has returned to Earth to testify at Kirk's court-martial. Her Spock is dead. She stood over his coffin. How can she expect anything from this stranger, when Spock even feels like a stranger to himself?

The tribbles are back but there's no love for Kirk this time. My 100th story!

Most Trekkies are familiar with Spock, the first Vulcan in Starfleet. But what of those on Vulcan who became inspired by his revolutionary career? Join T'Rin, a Vulcan Starfleet graduate, who discovers herself aboard the Enterprise as her dead set career plans transform when she meets the logical Lieutenant Commander Spock.

What begins as an already special morning for the doctor and his charming Vulcan slowly turns into something deeper as they reveal their gifts for one another.

"You can't wait," she said. "You can't ignore it when he could be gone at any second, without any warning. You can't wait to love them, Len." "I don't know what you mean," he said without much conviction at all.

Story #16 When Spock retreats to Mount Seleya, his daughter T'Beth joins some discontented Vulcan youths and runs afoul of the law.

For Valentines day, three retired star fleet officers go camping. Which in order is: Spock, McCoy, and Jim. A short story in one part. Well, it was supposed to be short but then reality of them being old hit square in the heart of this story.

Barely recovering from being a POW, Saavik's closest allies must act fast to save her life-and help her keep the very secret that first sent enemies after her. All while fighting Starfleet and even her own family to do it. (OC from Khiori and Kerjen. Read Kerjen's The Meeting first as this story refers to that camp)

Saavik makes a seeming betrayal in order to keep a black oath-bitterly knowing that it will ultimately force her to fight her own to keep it intact. (Revised, with Canon and my OC-set in Kerjen's run.)

Saavik helps play matchmaker to two unhappy friends. (OC by Khiori and Kerjen)

An overheard partial conversation where Saavik is having explained human romance, promises to enliven her captain's life a little too much. (OC from Khiori and Kerjen)

Saavik lets a Vulcan storm do her grieving for her. (A short)

At a diplomatic event, Spock and Saavik talk about philosophy and love. (OC from Khiori)

Saavik's crew needs a jail break. (OC from Khiori and Kerjen.)

Story #15 Spock and his daughter T'Beth are safe back on Vulcan, but memories of their captivity haunt them as Amanda prepares to celebrate Christmas.

Story #14 While on the promised trip to Ildarani, Spock and T'Beth are kidnapped and held hostage by a Klingon bent on revenge.

As much as I love this episode, I keep coming back to how many mistakes all these highly trained people made. From initially taking off the Haz Mat glove to not reporting odd symptoms. This epidemic was mis-handled in so many ways, why not add two more? Although it is hard to imagine Spock not catching McCoy's oversight about transmission methods.

Saavik learns her worth in Spock's eyes.

Q gives Saavik and Spock a second chance at childhood-with disastrous consequences. (Revised and in progress)