Lwaxana/Odo. Lwaxana has some concerns about her body, but Odo is quick to remind her that appearance is really not important.

Lwaxana/Odo. Names are important, and Odo knows that.

Sequel to 'Seeds of Faith'. Jadzia awakens after Gul Dukats attack at the Bejoran Shrine. Bashir has found a way to save her life but it has come at a high cost to not just Jadzia but Dax as well.

slight AU Tensions are high, politics raging. Some predict a Ferengi civil war, and Pel isn't even sure what she is anymore; a weird hew-mon gone haywire knows that they're being invaded by a sentient parasite. Quark's in the wrong place at the wrong time, as usual, but being dragged into a mess he considers Ferenginar's own fault may be better for him than he thinks.

In the aftermath of Odo's revelation of Gowron being a Founder, Sisko and the others make plans.

Lwaxana/Odo. (Some Crusher/Picard and Riker/Troi) Everyone sought connection at times, especially with those they love.

Lwaxana/Odo. Lwaxana was more influential than she thought. Rated for topic of discussion.

Lwaxana/Odo. Sometimes, you have to focus on the positive—even when that's not easy to do. Rated for the topic of discussion, just in case.

Lwaxana/Odo. Lwaxana and Odo sit down with Deanna to discuss the growth of their family unit. Rated for discussion topics, just in case.

Lwaxana/Odo. Odo and Lwaxana embark on an adventure of the creation of something that's a little piece of each of them. Rated for the topic of conversation.

Lwaxana/Odo. Sometimes, the best surprises are the simplest ones.

Lwaxana/Odo. Odo thinks they need some space, but he soon realizes that's not what he wants at all.

The title says it all. Bashir tries to help Garak in the thick of it. OH THE HORROR!

Lwaxodo. Lwaxana is a Betazoid, and her species is known for their sexuality. Odo's species may not even engage in such practices. To live a happily married life, they have to figure out what works for them. Rated for the topic of discussion.

Lwaxana/Odo. Odo had once felt like nothing, just as his name implied, but now he had everything.

Lwaxana/Odo. Lwaxodo. Odo would do anything to give her what she needed, even if that meant literally stepping outside of his comfort zone and off the station.

Lwaxana/Odo. Lwaxodo. Odo didn't know how much he needed her, and everything she brought to his life, until he was very close to losing it all.

A freak accident leaves Jadzia with a strange new ability.

Trapped on Cardassia Prime, Miles O'Brien must survive until the Federation arrives to aid him and his fellow prisoners of war. Possible O'Bashir is that's how you want to read it ;) Hurt and comfort. Some angst. Rated T for graphic descriptions of violence. O'BrienMustSuffer. Pain and recovery. Thank you, folks!

The plan to destroy the Dominion by wiping out the Founders was a major coup for the Obsidian Order and the Tal Shiar, but the Founders twisted it into a psychological victory to shake the foundations of the Alpha Quadrant and showed the powers on the other side of the wormhole the shape of things to come.

Spoilers for Way of the Warrior, the DS9 crew realise the Klingons are going to be around for a long time and it was going to be a problem on top of the Dominion threat.

T'lang Everly comes to Deep Space Nine to Visit her God Father Captain Benjamin Sisko , she has traveled all over the Alpha Quadrant alone in her ship the Nightingale for months trying to help anyone that she can but, she doesn't stay in one place long until she meets Elim Garak that is . Slight AU Dominion War doesn't happen , I Don't Own DS9 I just own my OC's and the Story

Julian, Miles, Worf, and Dax have to decided to spend their shore-leave on Risa. Julian and Miles have a lot to talk about. Fluffy, easy read. O'Bashir, O'Brien/Bashir, Jiles. Nothing graphic. Between K and K

Odo character study. Please comment if you feel so inclined :) I would very much appreciate it. Thank you!

When Garak takes O'Brien prisoner, the poor engineer is left baffled and afraid. Garak has always been willing to take extreme measures for the fulfillment of his goals, and it seems O'Brien has inadvertently become a constituent of his latest scheme. Rated T because of violence. Nothing exceptionally graphic, but I want to be on the safe side. "O'Brien must suffer."