Peanut Hamper is ordered to serve out her probation at Professor Data & Doctor Agnes Jurati's lab at the Daystrom Institute, a refuge for troubled exocomps. The events she sets in motion lead Data, Jurati, & the crew of the U.S.S. Cerritos into the dark heart of the exocomp colony planet and into conflict with Peanut Hamper's father, the colony's eccentric ruler.

After a close call with an asteroid, the senior crew see that Wesley Crusher has very strong skills. For Captain Jean Luc Picard, after learning Wesley was trained under Commander Daniel Jackson. He takes it upon himself to allow Wesley to be trained in on the job training. On board the enterprise, as the crew goes through their first year together.

The Nexus made sure that all your dreams really did come true.

This is the continuation of Fanning the Flames; please read that first.

When the Enterprise crashes after being dragged into an anomaly, Jean-Luc and Beverly find themselves entirely on their own. Rated for future parts.

After the events of Brothers, Data is plagued with distracting thoughts about his Father and Lore. He researches grief and finds an intriguing concept from centuries past – comfort animals. One day in the ship's pet daycare, Data meets Spot, his perfect match, but will Spot cooperate, and will adopting her introduce a second perfect match into Data's life?

Ex Astris Scientia: From the Stars, Knowledge. You would think so. Except this time around, it's less about science and more about social skills. Second in the Decoherence series. Can be read stand-alone, probably. Cross-posted on AO3.

When Christine Skyler finishes medical school, and is out on her first internship assignment, life on her own isn't what she expected. To help keep her sanity while away from her family, she made a series of rules. Of all the rules, there was one that her war worn mother drilled into her head, Rule 42. "Never fall in love with those you rescue." Can Christine stick to those rules?

Data struggles to reconcile the discrepancies between Tasha's verbal and nonverbal communication during and after the events of Ligon II. "Am I the 'complication?" Data asked. Data begins to develop emotions. Tasha/Data fluff & angst. Data/Geordi friendship. Covers the events of TNG season 1 with missing scenes, original adventures, and some mild AU retelling of events.

Starting a relationship is easy; maintaining one takes work. This is the 3rd novel-length book in the CRUSHverse. Strong T over all, individual chapters may be M. ***This is a close-canon AU.*** Follows CRUSH II: Ostenato, UNACCOMPANIED: A Suite for Actress & Android, and Bedtime Story. Data/Zoe.

Q wants to teach Jean-Luc a little something about love. (From Episode 4.20, "Qpid")

Drabble. Seek, and thou shalt find… even if there is no "thou". [Reposted because my more in-depth treatment of this theme didn't work out - and also as a demonstration for my Mischmasch 2024 forum.]

History records that in the winter of 2372, the Klingon Empire invaded the Federation due to the Founders' manipulations. War was avoided by the combination of exposing such an act, sporadic ceasefires and negotiations until the Cardassian Union joined the Dominion the following year. This is the story where some saw no need for negotiation and thus, Armageddon began.

'One more thing', he added. 'If we're going to talk about this, we leave the ranks at the door. Agreed' - Takes place after "The Next Phase". Ro is dying to find out what Riker was going to say at her funeral, so she confronts him and they talk it out.

Crushverse Data/Zoe Holiday: During Zoe's sophomore year at Yale, Julianna Soong sends her a chanukiah.

During the events of the episode "The Next Phase", Ro remembers the mission on Garon II that resulted in her court-martial.

Life is too short for secrets. ("From Episode 4.22, "Half a Life")

The year is 2380. Invaders from the Triangulum galaxy have managed to cross the intergalactic void in much the same way the Enterprise D did with the help of The Traveler. They are here to annihilate all humans. Although their motives on not clear at first, they have a very good reason.

I remember Gates said in an interview how she wished they wrote her pregnancy in the show and I thought "I wonder how that would have gone". This takes place during S3-S4 and starts from the episode Allegiance. What if Beverly didn't leave that night? It is very TNG-esque. I wanted to keep it traditional in that manner.

Beverly won't forget the things that matter most to her, no matter her reality. (From Episode 4.5, "Remember Me")

They hadn't planned for their first Christmas to go this way, but Jean-Luc wouldn't have changed it for the world. Rated for innuendo, just in case.

The crew of the Enterprise are invited to a holodeck murder mystery birthday party in honour of Data. Everyone is thrilled about to spend shore leave engaged in a thrilling mystery. It soon becomes apparent things are not quite what they seem. Something about this mysterious, omnipotent Butler has Jean-Luc on edge. Features the whole TNG gang and Q, Lore, and Lwaxana Troi.

Wesley must face himself when he had no inhibitions to hold himself back.

Deanna's smile grew at the endearment and, after a moment of thought to remember the proper words, said in hesitant Klingon, "jIHvaD Saw."

While on a mission to save a planet from an environmental disaster, the Enterprise crew receive an unexpected visitor in the form of a man claiming to be a time traveller from the future, but is there more to him than meets the eye?