Jean-Luc and Beverly might have wanted to take things slowly, but the planet had other ideas. (Picard/Crusher and Riker/Troi are couples in this fic.)

Data struggles to reconcile the discrepancies between Tasha's verbal and nonverbal communication during and after the events of Ligon II. "Am I the 'complication?" Data asked. Data begins to develop emotions. Tasha/Data fluff & angst. Data/Geordi friendship. Covers the events of TNG season 1 with- missing scenes, original adventures, and some mild AU retelling of events.

Picard/Crusher. "It had been a minor indiscretion. That was all. She'd told herself a few dozen times that it had meant nothing. It was just the giving in to a desire. It was just a minor indiscretion. They both knew that it hadn't meant a thing—it couldn't mean a thing." Rated for discussed situations (thought I'm terrible at ratings).

The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D encounters a time rift on a routine mission. Investigating the anomaly, a ship emerges from the rift, and everything changes. Suddenly the Enterprise D and Starfleet are living in a new reality where the Federation is at war with the Klingon Empire. The ship is the Enterprise C, the Enterprise-D's predecessor, and a choice needs to be made.

Sequel to Fracture. Beverly and Jean-Luc embark on another adventure resulting from the fracture in the time-space continuum. Best to read Fracture first to fully understand what's going on in Closure. P/C A/U (IN PROGRESS - UPDATED 3/22/2023 w/Chapter 9)

Deanna is dealing with a difficult circumstance with a client. Will is learning to navigate their friendship while she is with Worf. Are they still together? Is Deanna hiding a secret from Will? When the statue falls what will it reveal. (I don't own the cover photo.)

One Shot Did Data choose Spot or did Spot allow herself to be selected? That is the question.

Infinitely patient Data cannot seem to contain his excitement at his daughter's first word. Part of The Complication series but this can stand alone. A glimpse at the weird, wonderful, sometimes raw world of raising a child. Set during TNG's S3/S4, Data and Tasha are young parents still trying to navigate raising one headstrong little girl who's determined to live life her own way.

This is set fairly early in the show-pre "grows the beard," so to speak! Will and Dee have the Enterprise swimming pool all to themselves!

How did Beverly end up leaving the Enterprise, and who would she have gone to for help? Just a bit of a thought that took hold and wouldn't leave my mind until I wrote it out. It's been a while since I've written her, so I can only hope I got her voice right as it was back then. As always, no infringement on Paramount, etc Posting on both sites as it's a transition..

Missing scenes from CharlieFenwick's "The Complication". Data/Tasha fluff and romance. Starts during "The Naked Now" with the polywater incident as their relationship develops. Can stand alone but I encourage you to read "The Complication" as well.

When someone betrays the Romulans to Gowron, an injury forces Lore to realise he has more feelings for Sela than he is comfortable with.

The last time they met he left her alone on the floor of a Pakled cargo hold. It cost her both a ship and her command. Forced to take leave while Romulan high command evaluates her position, Sela can't seem to shake the thought of him. Lore makes good on his promise from their first encounter, following her to Romulus with the intention of fulfilling his offer to break Sela apart.

Commander Riker and Lieutenant Pierce are sent to investigate a starship that crashed under mysterious circumstances, and find themselves wrestling with their own demons and desires. Be careful what you wish for. Third in my William Riker/Katlin Pierce series. Sequel to "Concubines and Space Cocaine.”

Lore plays the long con. AU in which Lore remains aboard the Enterprise to manipulate the crew. Data is the only one who understands but finds no one believes him as Lore always seems to be one-step ahead. Using his detectictive skills Data must stop him before it is too late. Eventual Data/Tasha fluff & romance. Warnings: abuse, dubcon/rape, and language.

Drabble. A dialogue occasioned by an unexpected arrival at the Pearly Gates.

In which a glimpse by Counselor Troi of a junior science officer's mind sets in motion a startling series of events, forcing the crew of the Enterprise to reassess their ideas about the mind, the heart, and Lieutenant Commander Data. (Abandoned)

Nearly a century has passed since the events of Vagra II. Data can no longer accept the senselessness of Tasha's death. The Temporal Prime Directive exists for a good reason, but Data will violate it if it means saving the woman he still loves more than anyone. A partial rewriting of Skin of Evil.

Another story printed by Orion Press years ago, but not online. Beverly Crusher is offered and accepts a new command, with support from old and new friends, because the times, they are always a'changing...

Takes place shortly after Star Trek:Insurrection, as an alternate tangent...In this case Beverly Crusher decides to make some changes after re-visiting the Ba'ku planet on a scientific mission. Originally published in 'Idylls 19' (April 1999) by Orion Press, finally getting around to posting long ago written stories.

A series I promised my friend Phil. I'll be using my own therapy sessions to inspire this series, where I have Troi stand-in for my therapist. So I hope you enjoy these sessions, and I hope I'll enjoy writing them.

Thad, Kestra, and Carmen were born in the Federation, raised on Riker's ships, and taught of Betazed by Troi - until a battle leaves the siblings stranded in the Gamma Quadrant. When a chance to return to the Alpha Quadrant presents itself, though, they must be forced to decide: return to a world they've almost forgotten or join a quest for a lost world and its mythical treasure?

A collection of one shots chronicling Ro's time with the Maquis.

Data dabbles in poetry once more, telling the story of how Spot acquired her name.

Ex Astris Scientia: From the Stars, Knowledge. You would think so. Except this time around, it's less about science and more about social skills. Second in the Decoherence series. Can be read stand-alone, probably. Cross-posted on AO3.