Dr. Soong made a mechanical vampire; a machine that ran on human blood. But Geordi wasn't frightened- rather the opposite, actually.

To prove a point, Q makes Data human. The consequences are disastrous.

Will Riker gave up on the 'soulmate' quest long ago. Why bother? Most humans never find their 'particular other'- and he's never heard of anyone with so strange a name as 'Data', anyway. Then, he is promoted: First Officer on the newly completed Enterprise-D. A whole new world of opportunity. And a whole new crew to meet, too.

My 1st ever fanfic/posting/anything - please be honest, but kind. She had searched for a new place in the universe. Endured years at the academy. She'd finally got a posting on the NCC-1701-D. How would she cope among humans? Would they find out who she really was? What would it mean for her/Starfleet? UPDATED TO M. SEE NOTE CH 1 and 15. Some R&T and P&C.

Shortly after Lal's death, she returns to Ten-Forward to seek Guinan's help through a thorny dilemma. What is a daughter's duty when she turns out to be more real than her father? (Not to be confused with the other story by this name on my backup account.)

During the events of the episode "The Next Phase", Ro remembers the mission on Garon II that resulted in her court-martial.

Who was Jason Vigo's real father? An alternate ending to the TNG episode Bloodlines. This dangling thread would have been an interesting twist to Picard Season 3.

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.

Q's exist, beings of high intelligence and higher dimensional understanding. What if there's more than just them? (Inspired by: CONTROL. I decided against a full crossover.)

I remember Gates said in an interview how she wished they wrote her pregnancy in the show and I thought "I wonder how that would have gone". This takes place during S3-S4 and starts from the episode Allegiance. What if Beverly didn't leave that night? It is very TNG-esque. I wanted to keep it traditional in that manner.

"Love, the giving and taking, has no master, it simply happens without consideration of consequences. The act of love isn't a choice, the way one choses to navigate within love is." **Post Picard, Season 3, includes all seasons of TNG; See Author's notes; Characters/Ratings will adjust as necessary**

Picard, Riker and Crusher consider the ominous alternative timeline and time periods Picard visited. Spoilers for 'All good things.."

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.

The Nexus made sure that all your dreams really did come true.

Data has a proposition for Geordi.

Tyson is pulled from his mundane life by Q, gifted a Gamer system, and dropped in the Star Trek Mirror Universe. Enjoy a glimpse Through The Looking Glass. OC/Semi-SI. Lemons. Gamer. Jumpchain. LitRPG. Solo-RP. TNG/Star Wars

Starting a relationship is easy; maintaining one takes work. This is the 3rd novel-length book in the CRUSHverse. Strong T over all, individual chapters may be M. ***This is a close-canon AU.*** Follows CRUSH II: Ostenato, UNACCOMPANIED: A Suite for Actress & Android, and Bedtime Story. Data/Zoe.

Set in an AU, a year into the Dominion war things are looking dark for the Alpha quadrant. A legend from the Federations past may have the answers to its future with a radical plan.

Jean-Luc is called to sickbay on Beverly's behalf, and he has no idea the reason. I always rate high for discussion topics, etc.

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.

Jean-Luc and Beverly find themselves in a dangerous and potentially tragic situation, but Jean-Luc remains hopeful that it's just a matter of time before they're rescued.

This is the continuation of Fanning the Flames; please read that first.

Wesley struggles to stay alive in the hopeless place of despair and complete and utter lonliness, feeling forgotten and unseen. P.S. This story is violent, just a heads up and tw for a panic attack.

A girl who has needed a certain android for months, but knew she didn't stand a chance. Only sometimes she would feel a blue butterfly batting her wings on her ear to tell her she was not alone in this farce... So she wouldn't give up. Star Trek TNG - Data /OC

How I think the ending of First Duty should have ended.