The Lower Deckers involve themselves in a classic starship debate. Maybe a little too involved.

The crew of the Cerritos prepares themselves for one of the biggest nights of the year. Not to mention one of the most insane.

After the conclusion of their battle with the Texas-class, Mariner and Boimler have a chat about her relationship with Starfleet.

It's a bad day to be a starship commander. It's an even worse day to be Beckett Mariner.

In which Mariner isn't sick, but she may as well be, and Boimler is a good boyfriend (and Tendi learns a little about human biology).

The first rule of Starfleet romances is to never fall in love with a hologram. The second is to never fall for a senior officer. Thankfully, Boimler does not have a crush on the famous Admiral Janeway, so running a Voyager bridge simulation on the holodeck was totally innocent—no matter how much Mariner insists otherwise.

Just an exploration of what could be for Mariner and Boimler if they were to become romantically involved. A little sappy sometimes, a little funny, a little angsty, and very fluffy: everything good that we love in a fanfic. Ch 12 really gets the Tendiford ball rolling.

There are those who hesitate about breaking rules and acting against established conventional authority. And then there are those who revel in it.

Another shuttle trip involving Boimler and Mariner finds them running into a familiar face, much to Mariner's regret.

The first in a new series of alternate takes on Star Trek adventures. First up, what if the exocomp Peanut Hamper did not betray the Areore?

The Lower Deckers face the consequences of yet another wild and crazy night. If only they could remember what they did.

The continued adventures of Petra Aberdeen and Mariner Beckett, both of them now former Starfleet officers and independent contractors. Searching the Milky Way Galaxy for any and all incredible, most unique and long since lost artefacts while perhaps sharing more than just a friendship between the two of them. Part of Mariner/Petra series NOTE: THIS IS A DRAFT VERSION!

Of all the Repair Bays, on all the starships, in all the galaxy, he had to walk into hers.

Rutherford regales the trials and joys of his beloved, chosen profession while upholding the famed reputation of Starfleet engineers.

In which Boimler has a secret revealed, and Mariner decides to take her career more seriously.

Boimler enlists Rutherford's help with experimenting on himself with ancient plasmas in an attempt to be accepted back to The Farm. The Federation Funny Farm would be far more appropriate.

Captain Freeman returns from her temporary absence of command to find once again there is no scene like the bar scene aboard the starship Cerritos.

In which two of the Cerritos crew get assimilated by the Borg. (Eventual Marinler.)

T.S. Eliot once wrote, "The journey, not the destination matters." T.S. Eliot obviously never had Tendi as a pilot.

More glimpses of daily life aboard the Cerritos as seen from The Dog's point of view.

Our group gets transferred to the Challenger. Things of course never go right...

Our favorite crew of the Lower Decks have been granted Shore Leave on the planet Risa while the Cerritos undergoes some minor repairs. A chance for some much needed rest and relaxation. What could possibly go wrong?

Jen tries to apologize to Mariner and while things do not go as plan, they aren't exactly unexpected.

Tendi is very happy and excited about her new dog The Dog. Too bad other members of the crew can't say the same.

Repair work can often be a dull, boring and tedious task. Except when performed by the Lower Decks.