"T'Pol presented an odd paradox: she simultaneously raised his hackles and lit his curiosity on fire...But it didn't stop him from dwelling on anything she did that didn't make sense to him. Like meditation." Trip considers the usefulness of meditation after T'Pol piques his curiosity, following his meditation journey from S1 to S4 and beyond. TnT

Thy'lek Shran can handle just about anything - except dogs, as it turns out. "He was indebted to Archer – again. He had told the pink skin that he would repay him in any way he could. Shran had of course meant aid in battle or sharing intelligence or… something. Something other than dog sitting."

She was beautiful, he thought, placing his hand against the wall, feeling the thrum of the engines resonate up from deep below. Close to her heart, he thought sadly. She was beautiful; she deserved better. Spoilers for season finale.

A crossover where Lt. Tom Paris enters a holographic representation of NX-01 Enterprise. Only things are never that simple in the Star Trek universe. Oh, and I've played with the Paris family timeline a little, to fit in with my plot. Most of the information comes from Memory Beta.

After the embassy Bombing. Xeno phobia rears its ugly head and threatens people from both Vulcan and Terra. Those who interact with off worlders

Oh dear... The crew must be quarantined!

Exploring a new planet, Trip is caught in an antimatter explosion. But is he really dead? Rating for minor swear word.

TRIGGER WARNING: This started as a simple what if Trip remained pregnant. It has turned into a psychological journey as the consequences of interspecies first contact is realised. Like it or not, Trip was sexually assaulted and impregnated. The crew of the Enterprise must learn the consequences of 'boldly going' and finally understand the reason behind Vulcan caution.

In the dead of the void, the famous Orion Express is stopped in its trajectory. By morning, the wealthy Shaun Richard Evered lies dead in his berth, stabbed a dozen times, his door locked from the inside. Without doubt, one of his fellow passengers is the murderer...

Malcolm Reed, after his experiences in Section 31 and on Enterprise, is struggling to make a life for himself outside of Starfleet. He finds himself dragged back in when T'Pol shows up at his doorstep, claiming that Trip is alive. Can he find a way to deal with his issues enough to be able to help her? Can he and T'Pol find Trip? Tune in and see… Note: T/T, T/R - mild past slash

When Enterprise discovers an idyllic, now uninhabited new world, it's an ideal opportunity to combine exploring and relaxing. But the planet is not quite as idyllic as it appears. Warning: Possibly not for the squeamish... Disclaimer: Star Trek and all its intellectual property belongs to Paramount/CBS. No infringement intended, no money made.

Once again, Crewman Elizabeth Cutler is placed in charge of sick bay while Doctor Phlox is hibernating. What could go wrong? [Unabashed Phlox/Cutler shipping, completely fluffy, so sweet it may give you a cavity. Trip and some minor characters are there too. Shortly after S2's The Breach. Rated T for safety. Complete]

"What is necessary is never unwise." Bridget Forrest would have died if Dr. Oratt had not acted so quickly, had he not gone against what was proper and put his reputation on the line for her life. What happens if that choice he made for her sake traps them both forever? Can they live with what was necessary? Rated T, some chapters may be M.

Reed was standing in the sunlight, on a beach, on Earth, a step away from a brightly painted house. On the house, there was a door. Above the door, there was a sign. And on the sign, it said, quite clearly in English, "Getting' Freaky at the Tiki," and at that, both of his brows nearly flew into his hairline. Warning: Slash

Lieutenant Reed is forced to start life all over again.

For the WritersUnited2Gether weekly challenge. Theme: Summer. Trip is reminiscing of the summers of past. *Posted on AO3*

A short one shot starting and ending with First Flight. "You are both suspended from duty pending an inquiry, and by the time Starfleet Command gets through with you, you're going to wish that you had never come back." So, what might happen to Trip Tucker and Jonathan Archer if Starfleet let them go after stealing the NX-beta?

What if First Contact never happened? What if augmented individuals survived the Eugenics War? What if Earth was more militarized? Find out in this updated take of my Star Trek: Delayed First Contact story.

What happened when the ship got home? Ignores shark jumping alien-Nazi LSD trip.

It's been a few weeks since the events in Singularity. Enterprise's crew has been working double shifts on recalibrating weapons and systems upgrades and tensions have been running high. Trip and Malcolm decide to let off steam with a 'friendly' sparring match. A small snapshot of life on board the NX-01 exploring the friendship between Trip and Malcolm.

AU A more in-depth in logical development of the intriguing relationship of Trip and T'Pol as well as the plot and characters of the show. Warning: If you like strict canon compliance move on. TATV will never exist.

A new group of MACO's has joined the Enterprise team as Archer has concerns about one of the team's intentions. Is Archer's suspicions justified, or is paranoia getting the better of him?

Five years after Commander Tucker was returned through the Guardian of forever, Starfleet intelligence thinks their might be a problem. Even though things have changed with the lives of Trip, Tucker and Captain Archer resuming their lives. SEQUEL TO Memories of the Vulcan heart.

[Sequel to "Goh Veh"] "You're gonna regret what you did," Trip told T'Pol, and he damn well plans to make good on that promise. (Mirror Universe)

In the wake of the past two weeks and their first meeting with the Vissians, Trip reflects on loss and the nature of offering help. Spoilers for Season 2, Episode #22.