Picard had not wanted Crusher to join his new crew as Chief Medical Officer of the Enterprise, the Federation's newly launched flagship. Their relationship had certainly been complicated. Part 1 in the "Covet" series

Before the onset of strategic negotiations, the Enterprise crew must glimpse their future, as shown by the mysterious Oracle. The future they are shown turns out to be much more personal than they expected. (Whole crew)

Worf and Data learn the customs of Halloween. Meanwhile, Picard struggles to make it through his least favorite holiday, Troi hoards chocolate, and Wesley struggles to find a costume that's completely original.

Beverly's thoughts during the last few scenes of 'Sub Rosa,' with some implied P/C.

We all know the story: Jean-Luc Picard falls in love with Beverly Howard. Beverly Howard marries Picard's best friend, Jack Crusher. Jack dies under Picard's command. The story is complicated, dramatic, and never truly well-explained. I'm filling in the blanks and writing down how I imagined things happened. Follows cannon to a degree, but I have changed some details 'cause I can.

Starfleet officers activated him, and told him he was an android — nothing more than a sophisticated machine with human form. He found that difficult to accept. So he chose to believe that he was a person. And sometimes, others chose to believe it, too.

They've been meeting every Saturday morning for music theory and practice. Sometimes, conversation ensues. (An out-take of sorts from my Data/OFC story CRUSH.) Friendship with maybe the merest hint of flirting. One-shot.

No one would have believed that at the end of the terran nineteenth century that we would have looked upon humanity and there earth with envious eyes, they couldn't even comprehend that minds immeasurably superior to their own fragile limited brains where watching

A psychological study of the effects of child abuse on an adult survivor. When William Riker shows the symptoms of severe complex PTSD, Picard and the treatment team he forms must delve into the darkness of Will's childhood in order to save him. This story is not for the faint-of-heart. Min. AU. The relationship is Picard/Riker.

Beverly Crusher has a bad dream and need advice for how to deal with it. Will she finally admit her feelings?

Lore told himself, for a long time and with almost religious insistence, that he felt nothing for the humans that created him. It should have been easy to keep that up, watching as his father beheaded him and took him apart, while his mother watched. It didn't really change anything that she was crying, did it? (One-shot, double-drabble.)

On the Enterprise D. Some months after "All Good Things." Deanna POV

Captain Jean-Luc Picard disappears from his time, only to appear in an alternate universe that desperately needs his help.

Chief O'Brien had never killed a man until that fateful day when Cardassian soldiers invaded the Federation outpost on Setlik III.

"Il multiverso è fragile, Consigliere, e se si rompesse le conseguenze potrebbero essere catastrofiche. Ci pensi, cosa succederebbe se le realtà si mischiassero? Cosa accadrebbe se il multiverso andasse nel caos più totale? Invertite la rotta o la vostra realtà potrebbe sconvolgersi e con essa anche tutte le altre." T/R ship, P/C ship. Review pleaseeeeeeeeee!

Deanna and Riker finally move into shared quarters, their relationship getting more and more important to them. But when Deanna brings up the subject of getting a pet… Just cute oneshot fluff. Kind of Riker/Troi, but not heavily. Enjoy!

A collection of Data/Tasha ficlets.

When Captain Jean-Luc Picard brings his five year-old aboard the newly commissioned Enterprise, he seeks help from an old friend.

Data and B-4 have vanished, and it is up to Lore and the Enterprise crew to find them before it's too late. But they aren't the only ones on the hunt. Who finds them first will mean the difference between life and death, and possibly the very future of the Federation...

Picard meets his newest grandchild, which leads to a discussion that he long thought was over. It's very fluffy and very cheesy, and has a strong OC presence.

Refusing the powers of the Q wasn't about being afraid of those powers and what they could do. It wasn't about fear of the unknown either. It was the knowledge that while he would be able to control almost everything…no one would be able to control him. One-shot. (Inspired by "He had all the Power of the World" by islashlove.)

How Star Trek Nemesis would have ended if I would have written it. Warning: Contains spoilers from Star Trek Nemesis. One-shot

usher one-shot-Rating is MA, Set during S4 episode Data's day Not good at summaries

Answering an emergency call, the crew of the Enterprise has to face a deadly peril as well as enemies from their own camp. Alternate version of David Gerrold's unfilmed script. Featuring Dr Selar. 7 parts. Story complete.

Lore hates being repaired. They tell him androids feel no pain. But no one ever asked him if he does. One-shot.