Trip is gravely injured as he falls for his rescuer. AU story. M/M romance. Rated M for language and small amount of context. (Just to be on the safe side) Please see A/N

Porthos sounds the alarm about a new crewmember.

Enterprise's Chief Engineer's journey of self-discovery as he examines the trajectory of his life, love and loss. Where will it lead him? (Trip and T'Pol's relationship trough the Expanse starting with the episode "Harbinger," through "Home," "Bound," "Demons" and "Terra Prime," then it goes AU).

Twenty-four years after the death of Trip Tucker and the founding of the United Federation of Planets, a short moment between two old friends as they remember those no longer with them. TnT, T'Pol/Archer friendship. One-shot, complete

Nossena has reached out to join the United Federation of Planets and Enterprise was sent out to kick the tires. The talks are positive and the landing party is shown around the place. Travis misses a step and pushes T'Pol who touches the Idol. That is a crime punishable by death.

A series of fluffy oneshots, loosely connected and all shipping a certain armoury officer and his engineer. - (Malcolm Reed/Charles "Trip" Tucker III)

It's an AU of the AU with Stranded-meme flavors. Get ready for all the lukewarm passion you can stomach without severe nausea and cramping.

Missing scenes and extrapolation of "The Seventh." Spoilers for that episode, at least.

First in a series of overlapping stories, this tale follows everyone's favorite inter-species couple in a very very VERY AU setting where the Eugenics War went decidely different and first contact was much earlier.

During an investigation, Reed accidentally discovers the dark side of Archer/Trip love life. Jon decides to bring Reed into their romance, hoping that Reed will be the key he has been looking for. *WARNING* Very mature sexual subjects. M/M/M

Malcolm and Trip have to hang out in the decon chamber for a little while. Things get a little interesting between our favourite Starfleet officers. - (Malcolm Reed/Charles "Trip" Tucker III)

Malcolm and Trip get drunk one night on shore leave and find out the next morning that they're married. Things go downhill from there. - (Malcolm Reed/Charles "Trip" Tucker III)

Remixing the best elements of the series into a stronger finish with connections to the classic shows.

Post "Vanishing Point" vignette.

A few quick shots as Trip plays with gravity.

Captain Tucker receives an uplifting gift from his crew.

Short and sweet. A little neuropressure scene from T'Pol's point of view before any clones went spilling their guts or MACOs put the moves on our favourite blonde Engineer ...

The second mission for Franny and the Enterprise brings several surprises and one BIG pain.

T'Pol and her team only needed a short visit to an uninhabited planet to complete an important survey for Starfleet, but things did not go according to her plan. (This story occurs between the episode Terra Prime and my story "A Ring and a Prayer.")

I read a wonderful story called," A woman in his life" where Trip is changed by doing neuropressure with T'pol. But the original author never continued the tale, I hope I can do it justice. As always I do not own Enterprise nor the original story but just wish to give a small contribution to an already great tale. I hope you enjoy

A/TP. Enterprise continues its mission in former Delphic Expanse to prepare the North Star settlement for new colonists… and to solve a crime. Takes place immediately after the story "Recompense" as the next season 4 episode. References to "North Star".

Following a sudden ill-timed malfunction, Malcolm and Hoshi find that getting stuck on a turbolift together might not be such a bad thing after all.

In dire circumstances, Trip engages in a breach of protocol. (Charles 'Trip' Tucker III/T'Pol).

Fictlets based mostly on the Infinite Diversities settings and mostly revolving around Trip and T'Pol as a way to put up all those "Oh, you know what would be a cool idea!" items that don't belong in any of the stories proper.

Lieutenant Malcolm Reed had a sense of duty that went above and beyond, often embracing his own death as a necessity - or was unlucky enough for the death to get close without him even trying.