From the moment he was born, Henry Tucker struggled. His mother dying, his father deserting him. How could one possibly cope? **This story is based off of a roleplay and is therefore AU. So I don't really know if this version of fanfiction is allowed but if it's not I'll take it down I guess...**

Sequel to "Dear Ambassador Soval". Bridget is adopted by Soval and Genie and given a Vulcan bondmate, but Skel cares nothing for her. She has her new brother to look after, and not all the Vulcans at the Consulate are cold. Can she learn to abide by Soval's rules and find a future for herself? Rated T for safety, some chapters may be M.

When Earth is attacked T'Pol is given a special mission to find the seven million people that were believed to have died. This is totally AU.

A ST:ENT homage to A Dry Quiet War. ATP with past TnT. Very AU

'He woke to someone kicking him in the ribs. Gasping, he attempted to roll away but his hands were tied behind his back, considerably limiting his movements. Another kick convinced him to stay still.'

How did Hoshi get that blanket at the beginning of Zero Hour? Cross-posted on AO3.

Missing scene from "Shockwave, Part 2". Jon needs to coordinate with T'Pol to take Enterprise back from Suliban, but first he has to talk her out of a breakdown. Warning: panic attack, aftermath of torture.

"And you both understand that the purpose of this interview is to, is to…" he flicked through his file. "To discuss allegations that your son Malcolm, date of birth the second of September 2123, currently thirteen years old, allegations that state that he is unsafe in the custody of you, his parents, and may possibly need to be removed from the family home?" Mentions child abuse

Newly recruited Covert Ops Agent Jaguar is introduced to his new team.

I've always thought that Menos in "The Seventh" was gaslighting T'Pol - and not for the first time... spoilers!

A quick, fun little one-off... how Trip became an engineer!

At a post Federation conference, the former ladies of the Enterprise and Jhamel gather to walk the market together in the evening.

The crews of the Enterprise and the Maelstrom adapt to ever-changing circumstances as the Romulan War rages on. [January 2157 to March 2160. 25 episodes. Fully episodic, so each chapter is a stand-alone story. ATP, Troshi, Malcolm/OC, P/C. Rated T throughout. Direct sequel to Season Five. Complete. Season Seven is also complete]

A silly take on the audio logs trope... as recorded by chef. It still manages to be ATP. ;-)

(AU) (Part 3 of "Old Wounds") M/M Relationship. Enterprise repeats history as they make First Contact with an alien species who have recently achieved warp capabilities, only to quickly discover that this world isn't as open and tolerant about certain ways of life as humans were when the Vulcans arrived on Earth. *Posted on AO3*

A short story in which fortuitous mistakes are made, and Hoshi helps out. ATP.

Because TATV was a cop out and I'm having problems coping. T/T. The Author wasn't the only one dissatified with the end of the Enterprise NX-001 mission. Gonna take some Continuum Intervention to make things right. And then some.

Where no one is happy, but everyone is content. #itscomplicated Mentions of AS & TnT. Probable future ATP.

This story is not a happy story, but has a (relatively?) happy ending. This isn't a romantic story. It is ATP.

Their psychic bond has at times been a nuisance. But T'Pol knows beyond a shadow of doubt that Trip is in danger, and that bond is going to help her find him.

What if Trip lashes out and gives Archer a reality check when Porthos is sick?

A ST:ENT one-shot fix-it fic with an Archer and T'Pol pairing.

Sidebar to Dreamers of the Day. With LoyaulteMeLie. After hearing of the explosion on Jupiter Station, Empress Hoshi Sato's celebratory mood turns nostalgic. "Max had always been sweet and attentive, but...Jon had always been more fun. And honestly, seeing where it got her, she wasn't sure she wouldn't choose fun over love if she had it to do over." Archer pulls a practical joke.

A Section 31 Black Ops Team is tasked with a rescue, but things go wrong - and unless a successful second rescue can be achieved, one of their own will die. The title is taken from the poem of that name by John Keats.

Admiral Forrest takes Captain Archer to task for his actions at P'jem.