Saavik makes a seeming betrayal in order to keep a black oath-bitterly knowing that it will ultimately force her to fight her own to keep it intact. (Revised, with Canon and my OC-set in Kerjen's run.)

Saavik helps play matchmaker to two unhappy friends. (OC by Khiori and Kerjen)

An overheard partial conversation where Saavik is having explained human romance, promises to enliven her captain's life a little too much. (OC from Khiori and Kerjen)

Saavik lets a Vulcan storm do her grieving for her. (A short)

At a diplomatic event, Spock and Saavik talk about philosophy and love. (OC from Khiori)

Saavik's crew needs a jail break. (OC from Khiori and Kerjen.)

Story #15 Spock and his daughter T'Beth are safe back on Vulcan, but memories of their captivity haunt them as Amanda prepares to celebrate Christmas.

Story #14 While on the promised trip to Ildarani, Spock and T'Beth are kidnapped and held hostage by a Klingon bent on revenge.

As much as I love this episode, I keep coming back to how many mistakes all these highly trained people made. From initially taking off the Haz Mat glove to not reporting odd symptoms. This epidemic was mis-handled in so many ways, why not add two more? Although it is hard to imagine Spock not catching McCoy's oversight about transmission methods.

Saavik learns her worth in Spock's eyes.

Q gives Saavik and Spock a second chance at childhood-with disastrous consequences. (Revised and in progress)

Saavik must track down an old enemy, or remain broken forever. (OC from Khiori, in progress.)

Sometimes being the responsible one sucks. (OC from kerjen)

AU: Spock's wedding with T'Pring goes another way.

Saavik fulfills Spock's destiny-and receives a second chance at both peace and love.

Sometimes they just don't get along. (OC from Khiori)

Saavik must choose where her loyalty must stay-with orders or what is right.

A Starfleet officer may be about to get more than she bargained for. Read Quality Time first! (OC from Khiori and Kerjen). Updated and returned to my account

Saavik's crew isn't so sure about Valeris-and make some plans of their own. (OC kerjen.)

This is why Saavik hates diplomacy-though the crew might feel differently. (OC by Khiori)

Sometimes Saavik's truth really IS stranger than fiction. (OC characters from Khiori and Kerjen)

Never make war personal. (OC by Khiori. I really recommend reading Nine Lives/Saavik's Will first, but it isn't necessary, set in Kerjen's run.)

Spock returns from a diplomatic mission with a child-much to his wife's displeasure. (OC by Khiori)

Saavik struggles to find her heart's place, contending with both Valeris and the past. (I am the original author of this story. I did NOT give permission for any person to post this story on any account (except for my OWN) or website-NOR did I give permission for it to be altered, even a little bit, contrary to any claims. RESPECT, people.)

Celebrating the return of Star Trek in the form of Star Trek: The Motion Picture.