Picard discovers that an enemy from his past has returned to seek revenge on himself and woman he loves. Set after Chain of Command.

It's Carmen Riker's first away mission on a supposedly abandoned planet. As she tries to fit in amongst her new crew, things go from bad to worse. *Next episode in the series of events that started with "Somewhere Out There"*

While patrolling outside the Badlands in a show of strength during tense Cardassian war games along the Demilitarized Zone, the Enterprise D detects chronometric particles emanating from inside the volatile plasma fields. Concerned someone is attempting time manipulation, Picard investigates, sending Data, William Riker, and Ro Laren to a shocking discovery of a profane evil.

Surrounded by enemy ships, on the verge of losing everything, Jean Luc makes a desperate gambit to save his ship

Captain Garcia's life continues to become increasingly more complex, forcing him to delegate and promote from with-in. The more he resists his path, the more it looks as if he is destined to destroy the Romulon star with a Starburst weapon, a modified genesis device which will turn the Romolous star into a supernova, resulting in lives lost, and paradoxical change in the timeline.

Star Trek: Path Finder, the fourth installment in the Garcia chronicles. Intense, fast pace, and a tribute to all things Trek.

Admiral Pressman has lost control of a secret project, the first joint Federation Klingon vessel, a hybrid of technologies from a number of species. Garcia is recruited to recover the ship, and the prototype weapons capable of destroying whole planets: a modified Genesis Device, which is a violation of the Federation Klingon treaty, but could lead to galactic war.

In Star Trek: TOS episode "A Piece of the Action" Kirk unified the Iotians, a people who have modeled themselves after twentieth century American Gangsters, into a one world government. Because of that unification of power, and technology accidentally left behind by McCoy, the Iotians...

Nearly a hundred years after Kirk prevented the Kelvan from stealing the Enterprise, they've returned to their original mission of conquering the Milky Way Galaxy. The story follows a unique character, who seems to be a part of everyone and everything in the universe.

Recalling a certain exploit of James T. Kirk's, Dr. Noonian Soong decides to put the new-made Data through a rather peculiar test.

Sequel to Savior. William Ryker, Deanna Troi, Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher are on honeymoon.

A slanging match turns into a competition as two men of science and engineering pit their creations in a head to head race. For an android emerging into sentience, it could change the way it thinks about humanity, and itself.

A follow up to Deanna Kranz's Beverly's Request where Beverly ask Will to help her conceive a child. This story is mine though.

Set right after the events of "Future Imperfect", with references to "The Child". Will and Deanna reflect on parenthood.

At the end of the Dominion War, Kate Pulaski decides that it is high time she go to Lwaxana. However, things are never quite as simple as they appear. (Sequel to The Cold Light of the Stars)

It is a Starfleet custom for every officer to make a hologram addressing their friends and comrades, which will be played if they die in the line of duty. Now complete.

Based upon S1E3 and part of my Asexual Adventures in Sci-Fi series as published originally on AO3. Data has some questions about Human Sexuality, and the way in which he fits into it.

The events of the game have left an added side effect as the senior staff of the enterprise realizes when they find out that Wesley Crusher, has pushed himself to the point of collapse. As they dig into it they realize there's more than involved then they thought and it involved a piece of Picard's past and one that has now turned it sights on Wesley. Alternate of season 5

After the events of Nemesis, Q convinces some of the crew to watch Star Trek and they agree.

Reginald Barclay reflects on a surprising moment he shared with another cadet at Starfleet Academy. May evolve into a full-length story.

Data muses about Zoe's penchant for wearing her hair in braids, and what it means when he's allowed to undo them. OneShot. CRUSHverse. Data/Zoe.

A woman from the 21st century finds herself on the bridge of the Enterprise D, only were she is from the Enterprise is a fictional ship from a fictional show. How did she get to be on the Enterprise and how would they feel about her. This story has Q in it and focus's mainly on the relationship she has with Data, will she change the future of the Enterprise and it's crew?

Jean-Luc Picard never even wanted children aboard the Enterprise, much less children of his own. Beverly Crusher finds she may be giving him reason to reconsider. Post-ep for "Disaster." P/C. New fluffy epilogue added.

Jack Crusher confides in Jean-Luc when he and Beverly are struggling to conceive a child. All is well, until 16 years later, when Jean-Luc escorts Wesley to the Academy. Wesley asks Picard if he ever wished he could've been a father and inadvertently calls him "dad" as he leaves. This sparks two urgent video calls to Beverly, one by her son and one by the Captain. Please R&R!

CRUSHverse, complete in 4 parts. A month after the events of Generations, Captain Picard and his chosen family gather to bury Robert and Rene Picard, and Data and Zoe experience different kinds of personal growth. Data/Zoe romance but also Picard/Zoe friendship.