these are a bunch of songs i wrote myself McCoy and the guys try to express their love for their ladies on the Enterprise but somethings come out differently than they intended hope you like

When Lieutenant Serena Moss gets assigned to the USS Enterprise straight out of Starfleet Academy she very quickly finds that she is about to embark on the most life changing assignment she will ever get. SpockxOC

Picks up 20 years after the (M-Rated) story 'For The Children' following the actions of a battered old Dosadi Special Forces operator and his Raider Team after the Cardassian Union conquers a key Dosadi resource. A young child begins to show him that there's more to living, than killing and more to coming home than an address after a desperate battle. Comments VERY welcome!

Comments, reviews, etc. requested. The half-human/half-Dosadi daughter of Wilkes and Sooth joins Star Fleet as a fighter pilot and undertakes a mission that requires a sacrifice that may be more than she can bear. Minor cameo appearances by Sulu, Kirk, and McCoy. Set just before the events of "The Undiscovered Country' *Chapter 7 has adult settings and themes. Edited down to M.

He gave her the smile that always used to annoy her. The knowing and arrogant one. She had to admit, tonight she found it kind of sexy. (This is a short sequel to "For What It's Worth," but it stands on its own if you didn't read that and just want a McCoy/Chapel fix. And just for the record, writing these two together in TOS is against my religion: I blame Trekfan LOL. )

Jim knows that his crew is overworked when he spots his first officer yawning. A bit of sleepy!Spock and some fluffy bonding between Jim and Spock. As it states, this is set in TOS.

Even in the future, Medicine still has ground to cover in the psychological realm. Joanna McCoy is about to learn that fact the hard way...

This is the sequel to Tag your it .Posted separately because of the ratings change.Spock and Christine play a game.

They're going to teach Spock to rollerblade if it kills them. T for language.

This story is about the struggles of a telepath who was raised by Vulcans. They taught her to control her abilities, and that fickle emotions are inadequate. She could be a worthy addition to the Enterprise. DISCLAIMER; I own none of the original Star Trek characters, obviously. { But I do own Tsar } No romance between my character and the others. That would be illogical. ;)

A mysterious new Ensign arrives on board the Enterprise. Crackfic for a Mary Sue challenge at great tales.

Carrying over a popular idea from the Harry Potter fanbase begun by H O R I Z O N S! So what do the TOS characters have to say to these common fanfiction ideas? Read to find out!

Kirok keeps hearing a voice he thinks he knows so well and a ship that sails the skies haunts him. He begins to wonder if this is paradise or is he living someone else's life.

One should never judge someone by appearance alone. There is more underneath the surface. Jim and Spock meet for the first time at the Academy. Prequel to Portrait

One should never judge someone by appearance alone. There is more underneath the surface. Jim and Spock meet for the first time at the Academy. Prequel to Portrait

Jim decides to play a different game than chess with Spock. What begins as a simple game of I Spy, becomes much more than both anticipated.

Spock questions the logic of giving cats treats, while McCoy fumes over Spock's lack of care for their relationship. Slash, Spones

Drabble Prompt that went awry. After a long, happy life together, McCoy is about ready to let go. Slash, Spones. Warning: Character death.

What led up to Spock and Kirk's first kiss, and McCoy's reaction. (Spirk)

Curled up together by the fire, Spock and McCoy think about what the other smells like.

From a large collection of poems about Dr. McCoy, this is Spock's 28th poem about the doctor's eyes.

Once upon a time, there was a Vulcan and a Doctor...

Spock has a request of Nurse Chapel And Amanda is surprised as a result.

Anticipation of release The definition from the joining of two souls.

A routine mission goes bad when Kirk, Spock, and McCoy find themselves crashed on a remote planet, injured, and hidden from the Enterprise. To make matters worse, the planet's inhabitants appreciate neither Starfleet nor unexpected visitors.