Jean Luc Picard and Beverly are no longer together on The Enterprise. She is on Earth and he is exploring space. However could an invitation to dinner change things for the better?

She thought he would stop her leaving and now she knows she has made a mistake. We all have an alternate ending for "Attached", this is mine.

Set during Star Trek Insurrection this is a glimpse at what should have been.

There was conflict at first. So much conflict.

A continuation of my Data/Qoyana story. Data gives a massage to Deanna, and she gives him some romance advice.

What if everything was a computer program? Well, what if everyone except for Q were fictionally generated characters? What if Q was a computer programmer of some kind? Perhaps many things may be different then how they were seen to be. Q quite possibly might not be immortal. Told in Q's perspective.

What if there was such a thing as 'Ghost Ships' adrift in space that had circular spheres on the floor that lead to different realities? What if Q wasn't really all that he had said? What if these ghost ships were seemingly abandoned without pilots or people, hence the name 'Ghost ships'. What if nothing was what it seemed? Sometimes these people were called toys for the Q program

A mud bath is a good excuse for some girl talk!

Three years after the Borg invasion, starfleet discover that a mysterious new enemy has been drawn to them, the fate of the whole universe has begun...

Missing scene in "Attached" where Beverly hears Jean-Luc's dreams, among other thoughts.

Sequel to "New". After their vacation, Picard and Beverly adjust to their new life together on the Enterprise E.

As Venture tries to drink away her pain at a local bar, a mysterious visitor charms her. The following morning leaves her with a hangover, a lingering taste of her bed partner, and a note. None of which tell her who her partner was. But like that's stopping her! But what will she do when she finds out?

Doctor Crusher falls into a deep sleep. The secret to waking her may be hidden in the indecipherable scrawls of her personal journal. The crew hesitates to say goodbye. PC

Data accompanies Barclay on a historic holodeck adventure.

They had been friends for years, and this was their last opportunity to become something more. But an unexpected intersection brings more questions than answers. AU. Completed.

Synopsis: Sequel to "Giving". Jean-Luc experiences Christmas through a child's eyes.

While Zoe sleeps, Data paints, and thinks about the most recent paradigm shift in their relationship. (Takes place AFTER chapter 22 of CRUSH II: Ostinato.) (Do I really need to tell y'all it's AU?)

A routine survey of a Nebula, close to a primitive culture throws the Enterprise-E and her crew into the centre of a deadly war as a direct result of interference from a vessel a century ago.

Lore's soul was like a string in the hands of an impatient child playing cat's cradle; even as the fragile thread was twisted and tangled the person holding the string didn't notice. Although he would deny it, Lore was just like Noonian Soong. Always proud, always brilliant and always too ambitious to listen.

Will Riker gets an advance copy of a Starfleet movie recapping the last fifty years of the Admiralty balls. A certain Captain and Doctor feature prominently. Will organizes a movie night.

Takes place maybe 3 years post the film "Generations". Sequel to "Festive Fail".

A short conversation and the perception of some profound emotions give Deanna Troi new insight into the developing relationship between Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher.

Picard has the perfect Christmas gift for Beverly. Takes place maybe 2 years post the film "Generations".

No one should be alone for the holidays.

Wesley get absorbed