It was supposed to be their second shore leave camping trip. SUPPOSED TO be. Featuring ruined plans, thunderstorms, Spock in earthen pyjamas, domesticity, and generalised fluffy atmospheres. Post Final Frontier, but no spoilers!

set during TMP, a story that is part of the Triangle of Power series. Takes Spock's POV as he adjusts back to life on the Enterprise dealing with two irrational and emotional former friends.

A One-shot I did because it was "Fanfiction Friday" and I have no life. Chekov loves Sulu, and wishes Sulu would like him back. They go to a coffee shop called Brew42 together, and shit goes down. Enjoi ,,

Or, the one where Spock is good (mostly) and is weary of the Empire's policies (all the time). Kirk is really just a convenient alternative. Mirrorverse, gen.

That time when Murphy's Law seems to have a personal vendetta against Bones, he learns more about Vulcan anatomy than he ever wanted to know, and everything is Jim's fault. Every goddamned thing. Kirk/Spock established relationship, outsider POV, hints of smut

McCoy is beating himself up over the mistake of temporarily blinding Spock even after having been fine on the bridge earlier. Jim and Spock argue and he is dragged out of his moping and ends up having a reason to not needle Spock. Story is much better than my horrible summary. K for McCoy's mouth.

It's often busy on the Enterprise, but they find the time.

McCoy is critically injured and Christine Chapel does what she does best. A character study of Leonard McCoy and a look into the world of the Enterprise medical team.

Kirk awakes in an unknown building after beaming down to an unidentified planet. He finds himself sick and dying. With no recollection of how he got there and why. He later learns that he has been abducted along with McCoy and Spock. Who are these aliens and what are their intentions for keeping Kirk alive? Kirk/Spock slash.

Chekov meets Aila Scott and falls in love in moments.

There is an ancient Vulcan proverb: Sometimes the having is less pleasing than the wanting. An unexpected marriage proposal has Christine questioning her idea of happily ever after.

On the shore leave planet, Spock wishes Jim could stay with him, as he stares at the girl he leaves with, from his past.

Jim is captured and no one knows if he is alive or dead. In his mind he wishes to be found, and tells someone, how much he truly cares.

I thought up this story when I was a young adolescent after Star Trek II the wrath of Khan came out. I read the novel an all subsequent novels as well. I thought.."too bad she's not his age." Or vice versa. From the mind of a YOUNG TEEN who was NOWHERE near ready to be independent or sexually active comes this story. There are no triggers. Only an age jump! Rated T to be safe

when Doctor McCoy fell in love with Nurse chapel and finds she has to leave for medical school it breaks his heart... but then a change happens when he and scotty go to Rucker's on the space dock he meets a beautiful new girl... they have crazy adventures like... Halloween haunted house, journey through time and so much more McCoy/OFC, Spock/Kirk, Scotty/ Orion rating for later

Leonard Mccoy & a woman 'Roslyn' from his past (an oc). Some lyrics are used from Hinder's "Lips Of An Angel". I take credit for Roslyn, but Bones mccoy the character and references to Star Trek are all credited to Gene Roddenberry. Genius and feeling crusher.

McCoy and Spock play a very interesting game of chess.

The transporter malfunctions. Leaving the members of a landing party with a bit off a, well, mix up on their hands.

What happens when Spock and McCoy have themselves a little Freaky Friday experience? Especially when said experience happens during a delegate transport mission and in order to keep everyone calm they need to act like nothing's up. Can they switch back before they're found out or will this ruin the negotiations? Based very heavily off of Freaky Friday. -No Slash-

Because I can't do a sweet one for Sarek and for Kirk and not have Spock yammering for his fair share. Chapel and Spock find themselves adrift after the loss of Kirk and Scotty. For those who think I'm mean to Uhura, please note her running off with entire scenes here (not unlike what McCoy often does).

Blood is not always thicker than water, by any means, and can be more deadly against its own than any other. Kirk discovers this, as he finally finds himself at the center of the conspiracy and comes face to face with its creator. While McCoy is prepared to go against better judgement and dangerous waters to do what he can not only for Starfleet but for his closest friend.

Kirk and Scotty are kidnapped by a criminal and Spock and McCoy must go after them. Adventure plus some hijinks. Rating's gone up to T partly because of descriptive illegal and medical imagery, and partly due to a dream I had where a review told me to raise the rating to T. Creepy, huh?

McCoy was a marvel in the medical world. He could heal nearly any wound and find a cure for nearly any illness. He once joked that he could even cure a rainy day, but to be fair, he wouldn't doubt it. He used advanced equipment, the standard hyposprays and medical tricorders. However, some of his equipment was not the standard you'd expect...

It's Jims fault him and Spock are stranded on an unknown planet, when an Ion Storm occures. Underdressed and lost, it's not in Jim's nature to let Spock suffer the cold, and Spock can't let his Captain freeze. Jim/Spock Smut/Slash some Fluff- Spirk.

ten reasons Scotty and uhura had romantic moments because of someone or something else and one time it happened naturally a little Spock/Kirk and a little McCoy/Chapel mentioned