Tag to "Singularity", with references to "A Night In Sickbay" and "The Seventh". Archer asks T'Pol why, when it came to flying Enterprise between two black holes with the whole crew unconscious, she didn't wake up Travis instead.

Based on "A Night In Sickbay". T'Pol wonders if she gave the right answer to the question Jonathan didn't ask.

Trip and Malcolm are forced to deal with something they hadn't expected after they almost die on an away mission together. Set in the episode of the same name, but extending from there.

Based on "Silent Enemy" and "Shuttlepod One". Malcolm wants to know if Hoshi's dinner invitation is still open.

A non-canon pre-launch Enterprise story. Ambassadorial Aide T'Pol is not happy with the workout facilities in the Vulcan Compound and tries out for a football team (Soccer for those on the other side of the pond)

Stand alone story comprising chapter fifteen - When the Seleya is discovered adrift in the Expanse - Archer takes T'Pol, Reed, and Corporal Hawkins to investigate and possible rescue the crew. AU

An experienced secretary leads a young British expatriate through his paces. [21st century office AU. Threeshot. No strong allusions to any pairing. Complete]

AU: E2 Trip and T'Pol had a daughter and a son, T'Liz and Lorian. T'Liz was believed to have died in 2067 when an experiment went horribly wrong. Unbeknownst to Enterprise, T'Liz was thrown into the future to the year 2154. T'Liz is set on making contact with Enterprise, but she has a problem - she's just been dumped in the middle of the Borderland in a badly damaged shuttlepod

Enterprise docks with a new species, and First Contact appears to go well. But not everything is as it seems. (Will be a return of OC Evelyn Jacobs from "Difficult Friendships", now an Ensign.)

Okay, just some little ideas I had - no particular themes . . . not 'big enough' for full blown stories . . . Rated 'T' just in case . . .

Sequel to The Phoenix. Set during the Romulan war. Captain Charles Tucker, III and the crew of the war ship Intrepid encounter hostile, sadistic and cannibalistic aliens who interfere with their war efforts making it extremely difficult for Starfleet to effectively advance against the enemy. (Warning-language). (TnT, Archer/Hernandez). Please read and review.

A planned night of debauchery leads to unintended actions. [Slight P/C pairing, general Season 2ish ensemble friendship. Complete]

What really happened with Trip and T'Pol after the end of Terra Prime? We all know TATV was not cannon. Want to know the real story?

Archer and his crew discover a new planet, however said planet has a hidden secret.

There is a rehabilitation programme in progress aboard Enterprise. Unfortunately, it is being conducted in the strictest secrecy... Follow-up to 'Devil's Advocate'.

"Hoshi had a way with languages, but she did not have a way with words." Harmless fluff.

***Rewrite*** Trip is called to build a plane on Vulcan, while Hoshi is expected to translate the Kir'Shara. T'Pol, sent along as the local expert on Vulcan, realizes that she needs to 'explore human sexuality'. What was once a lame excuse becomes a necessity. Hoshi meanwhile rekindles an unexpected hobby and meets a fascinating and mysterious stranger.

In the spring of 2147, Starfleet is growing fast, and that's creating challenges for young Lieutenant Trip Tucker. He just needs to remember what his granddad used to say… Every challenge is just an opportunity you haven't recognized yet.

In the wake of the events of 'Divergence', Captain Archer has a difficult decision to make. Note: OCs Bernhard Muller and Em Gomez are used by kind permission of Volley and Chrysa.

When the Enterprise is called in to investigate a heist on Vulcan, the crew are put in the middle of an interstellar incident that threatens diplomatic relations between Vulcan and Andoria. T'Pol once again finds herself connecting the dots of an old-fashioned mystery that, as Trip points out, bears some resemblance a hard-boiled detective classic.

Malcolm was feeling particularly good since he had escaped the hangman's noose. Actually smiled as he walked toward Trip's quarters . . . Spoiler for "The Communicator". Adult content M/M Fluff, Fluff and more Fluff with a smidge of angst.

Unbidden, thoughts upon sleeping reveal the true desires of the heart, especially unfulfilled longings.

Trip and T'Pol rush headlong into the uncharted territory of an interspecies relationship.

Part Four in the "Jon and Erika" series. Their family now complete with Adalie, Frankie and Ben, Jonathan and Erika's story continues as Jon serves as the Starfleet Chief of Staff before going on to help form the Federation. More sweet family fluff and the adorable antics of the three Archer children.

Trip finds a way to relieve the boredom.