A young Malcolm Reed's Christmas takes an unexpected turn.

A few weeks after launch, Hoshi learns what some of the Enterprise crew women really think of their captain.

T'Pol misbehaves, Trip suffers. I was going for a taut psychological thriller, what I got instead was T'Pol creeping up on Trip.

An AU story, which diverges from the television series at the 4.3 episode, Home.

Came up with this one ages ago and it just popped back into my head today (Christmas eve) and begged me to finish it LOL... as the title says, it's an Enterprise take on the classic poem. (Sorry for any formatting issues, my phone browsers don't seem to cooperate, will try to fix any issues when I get on my computer)

Part Five in the "Jon and Erika" series. Jon, Erika, Adalie, Frankie and Ben are on Andoria while Jon is serving as Ambassador. A series of sweet moments with the children interwoven with Jon and Erika's memories of the NX project.

Major Matthew Hayes has been requested for temporary reassignment from Enterprise. How will Malcolm and the MACOs cope with this change in the command structure? And will Hayes' mission compromise his unwavering integrity? Part 3 of the Matthew Hayes Resurrected series.

Malcolm's writing letters to Trip - sort of - and Trip finds out and writes one of his own with a dash of help from Archer. TR slash. Dedication - To my wonderful friend Lauren (Ren) who has fought so much lately and keeps on doing so. She's been in and out of hospital like a squirrel on caffeine lately so this is for her.

A/TP. The Federation Council's bid to have Risa join the United Federation of Planets flounders until T'Pol and Archer orchestrate an impromptu demonstration.

In theory, the procedure was possible; never being tried - anyone attempting such a thing was clearly 'mad', but Malcolm Reed, who for the time being was still a lieutenant in Starfleet, had been privy to how one would do such a thing, and was asked by a desperate Jonathan Archer to save the Enterprise . . .

This is the Sequal to Logical LifeMates.Amanda and Soval settle into married life as do Trip and T'Pol. AU with TnT secondary characters. What forces shape the New Federation?

The alien first minister first asked the question of Captain Archer, who sensing a major faux pas 'in the making', decided to pass it on to pass it on to Commander Tucker, who was after all, chief engineer, and could with some authority 'discuss the practical aspects.

Missing scene for "The Expanse." I wondered why Trip didn't visit his parents. This might have been the reason.

A different look at "Marauders."

The clouds of war hang heavy over humanity as they take their first steps into the larger galactic arena. Captain Johnathan Archer will have to lead his crew in this growing storm and forge a place for Starfleet.

This is a sequel to "The Thorn and the Rose." Trip, T'Pol, Archer and the crew of Enterprise fight to hold the Coalition together in the face of the growing instability of the Vulcan government and a renewed Romulan threat.

Charles Tucker, III died in 2156, or did he? It's 2161 and the Enterprise just completed its last mission. However the ship is thrown off course thousands of light years into a hostile and dangerous planetary system where they encounter an alien ship who's Captain happens to bear a striking resemblance to their fallen colleague. Can Archer prove that that Trip Tucker lives?

'Singularity' from the point of view of Malcolm Reed - one of the two featured characters whose 'point of concentration' was particularly dangerous. (I gave this a 'T' rating because of the subject matter, not that I made it particularly serious, but it could have been . . .)

Time Traveler Rick Daniels spends the beginning of the 3100s bedding women in time, to try to ease his guilt at witnessing some of the worst moments of the prime timeline.

Trip invites Hoshi and Malcolm to visit him at his parents' home in Florida. A week's shore leave brings danger and deceit when Section 31 get into the picture...

As the Enterprise patrols near the Klingon border, Travis commands his first mission and Phlox encounters an ethical dilemma. Adaptation of "The Breach."

The following scene was inspired by the epilogue of the novel 'The Romulan War – To Brave the storm' however in my AU T'Les survived the bombing of the Syrannite camp (ST Ent episode 'Awakening'), the Enterprise 2 did not disappear from the 'Prime' timeline (E squared) and in my head canon Malcolm Reed was the one who faked his death (TATV - worse ST episode ever!)

Follow-up to 'The Dispossessed'. In the Mirror Universe, Reed is finally poised within sight of his goal...

Archer, Trip and Reed are sent on an undercover mission to Outpost 66, a dangerous place Reed knows all too well from his days in Section 31. They must survive and accomplish their mission at any cost, as Archer learns a great deal more about Reed's shady past and strong sense of loyalty. Rated for a lot of swearing, graphic description of injury and violence, and hurt/comfort.

Jonathan Archer/Agent Daniels. One-shot. The Temporal Cold War is over and Enterprise is back to exploring. But the Captain is missing something. Or someone.