Saavik tends Rrelthiz's hatchlings under Spock's quiet watch. (Both Canon and my OC)

Leonard McCoy, James Kirk and S'Chn T'Gai Spock are all three of the newest Cadets to the Academy for Starfleet Officers. They are paired together as roommates, and forced to live together over the next four years. Though in the beginning, it is clear Spock and McCoy will clash heads. As James, it is also clear that he will be annoying. Will the three be able to handle each other?

Shore leave on a wintry planet turns into a deadly race with time after Kirk is kidnapped.

Sarek and Amanda choose a bondmate for Spock. Now they just have to get her to agree.

Saavik tells her children a story on the evening before she goes into battle. (OC from Kerjen.)

Saavik's family must uncover the mystery of her death-in order to save her life. (Contains OC from both Khiori and Kerjen. This is my original 2006 Nine Lives story which I later renamed Saavik's Will. Obviously, that makes it prior to the later one with Kerjen)

Story #10 With Spock back in command, the Enterprise comes upon a derelict ship. It soon becomes apparent that the aliens he rescues are even more "charming" than they first seemed. (Note: Lauren Fielding and Christine Chapel are also heavily featured in this story.)

Sequel to Seeds. The first signs of Valeris' future-and Saavik's-begin to show. (Previously published here under my former beta, now returned to my own account.)

Sarek chooses Spock's future wife-much to the displeasure of Amanda. And Saavik.

A transporter malfunction turns Bones into a toddler. Can the crew keep him out of trouble, or will young Leonard McCoy be too much to handle? [Cross-posted from AO3]

While trapped by an earthquake, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy kill time by talking about sex, which leads Kirk and McCoy to some realizations about Spock. (There's talking about sex but no actual sex; the relationship in the story is one of friendship.)

Story #9 Spock is gaining strength, but still dealing with addiction when his troubled daughter comes back aboard the Enterprise. What can possibly go wrong? Everything! But Doctor Fielding is there to help.

There are times when a kitten shows it can be a cat as Kirk and Spock discover.

Story #3 Sorry, this little story slipped by me and got out of order. It explains how Spock took command of the Enterprise, and how he also solved a psychological mystery that benefited all of Starfleet.

A young Amanda Grayson finds that her friend, the young Vulcan ambassador-in-training, Sarek has yet to learn to waltz. She takes it upon herself to show him how. Cross-posted from my account on AO3.

Story # 8 Spock is back aboard the Enterprise, struggling with his addiction. Now, with her dying breath, a member of a landing party names him as her assailant, and all evidence points to the Vulcan.

Monologue de T'Pring, la fiancée de Spock, lequel est comme à son habitude ...en retard. (Je ne sais dans quelle catégorie mettre cette fic. Si le genre 'Hypocrisie' existait...)

Edited to give Uhura a bigger part.

The crew of the Enterprise has discovered an uninhabited M class planet and is ready for some much needed shore leave. Upon arriving there is a shocking discovery of a strange native population. OFC/OMC OFC/Spock

The Four Years War between the Federation and the Klingon Empire, as described in the FASA gaming supplement, brought to life. This is the final volume.

The Four Years War between the Federation and the Klingon Empire, as described in the FASA gaming supplement, brought to life. Volume III

The Four Years War between the Federation and the Klingon Empire, as described in the FASA gaming supplement, brought to life. Volume II

The Four Years War between the Federation and the Klingon Empire, as described in the FASA gaming supplement, brought to life.

Story # 7 Spock contracts a deadly disease that makes it necessary for him to leave the Enterprise. Accompanying him to a safepost, Doctor Lauren Fielding must overcome his resistance to her and to the medical care she has been ordered to provide.

Captain Kirk to Spock, on the bitter-sweetness of grief and memory.