The brief tale of how Shran gained promotion, and came to captain the Kumari.

Just a random one-shot that came to me. Disclaimer: Not mine just like to play with them.

A/TP. Late night encounter between Archer and T'Pol at end of "Shockwave Part 2" from both their perspectives, and Crewman Fuller's

A/TP.  What Keyla was thinking during her first interaction with Archer in the episode "Two Days and Two Nights"

A/TP. What Archer does to make up with T'Pol in the episode "Acquisition"

Elizabeth once told Phlox she wasn't interested in becoming his fourth wife. Years later, married and with a son, she looks back on that conversation with a new perspective...

This is a direct sequel to the Star Trek: Enterprise Mirror Universe two-parter "In a Mirror, Darkly." This ignores the Glass Empires series of novels, none of which I've read. This also contains some femslash, but nothing too explicit. I'm also new at this, so please feel free to give critique.

A/TP. T'Pol opens up to Archer after the events of the fourth season episode "Terra Prime" and why she's changing the parameters of her relationship with Trip.

Teil 3 der H.M.S. Enterprise-Trilogie: Im großen Finale der Geschichte um das erste Schiff mit dem Namen Enterprise treffen Vergangenheit, Gegenwart und Zukunft aufeinander.

Final installment in the Series. Part I dealt with the Archer/Rajiin affair & Trip's bargain to obtain the warp seven technology for Starfleet. Part II dealt with the consequences of those actions and Malcolm's forced return to black ops. Part III deals with the Romulan war, Jon's search for his son, Trip's future with Starfleet and how Malcolm deals with the spy who loves him.

An attacked alien vessel sends out a distress signal; when the Enterprise crew tries to help they are mistaken for the attackers. "What stared back at him from his own console turned his blood to ice. He straightened and looked up slowly, stunned eyes meeting those of his captain. "Without hull plating...the bridge will be vaporized, sir...along with at least two decks below that."

My take on the Affliction/Divergence two-parter.

Captain Archer rescues a Vulcan girl from a slave market, yet she seems to fear all Humans. As she slowly starts become a part of his crew and personal life, her true story is discovered.

Prequel to 'The Road to Hell'. An incident from Malcolm's past as a Section 31 operative wherein the seeds of future tragedy are sown... Rated for violence. If this type of material offends you, please do not read it.

A/TP. Archer, T'Pol, Shran and his family backpack into the Haleakalā wilderness on the island of Maui.

The events on Vissan caused a rift between Captain Archer and his Chief Engineer.

Jon Archer and the crew come across a man from Archer's past...a man he respected. Trip doesn't trust the man but Jon refuses to listen to him. This man will test Jon and Trip's friendship. Is their bond strong enough to endure the test?

This is part of the prequel to the IDIC series and takes place in the Enterprise Universe. It is a history of how the Emperor was reborn in the Romulan Empire.

Trip and T'Pol have come to Earth to spend the holidays with family, but before they return to Vulcan they stop by San Francisco to see their old friends at a New Years Eve party, and T'Pol has a surprise for Trip to ring in the new year.

Amid sundered leaves, beneath ancient trees, we wander...

I wrote this poem in December of 2015, but wasn't yet posting here. It's been a while since I've posted, since I've been revising. So here's a little holiday gift for you all, with gratitude to Clement C. Moore.

A jump from season 4's episode, The Aenar, into an AU.

A follow-up of sorts to 'The Evil That Men Do'. Hoshi is preparing for Christmas alone.

It's 'Family Day' on the Enterprise - courtesy of an idea of Captain Archer's. Character study, perhaps . . . (and more than one OC.)

In May of 3110, Section 31 Agent Daniel Beauchaine is tasked with stopping Timothy McVeigh from causing the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. Can Richard Daniels put back the bombing without losing his own moral compass?