It's an idea I got from reading. The pairing is Scotty/OC. The rating is T for safety.

Sometimes McCoy drinks and sometimes he drinks too much - but there's always a good reason. This chronicles five times he had too much. Rated T for very minor swearing. Complete.

The room is very Spock, if he were to be quite honest with himself, because even though his son has so obstinately gone against what the colony would consider to be truly Vulcan, he plays homage to his home planet; his home people, with pride.

McCoy struggles with a seriously injured Pike and his new role as CMO.

Bones is unconscious, Jim is seasick, Spock is on edge and the sea monsters are looking for a good meal. One-Shot. Dark humor.

A short one shot about heartbreak and loving the enemy. He didn't understand how it could have happened...if Spock hadn't of found out, he'd be dead. KirkXoc

Contrary to popular belief, James T. Kirk is not an idiot. He’s not a complete asshole, either, although that’s not what he sees on the faces of the bridge crew. He knows what this looks like. Jim's thoughts as he takes command of the Enterprise.

Their lives were a roller coaster that they'd never consented to go on. BonesOC. Sequel to 'Good Morning, Doctor'. Dialogue heavy and bad title. Rated for McCoy's swearing. May be another installment.

As humans say, no one knows you better than yourself." A conversation between Spock and Spock Prime about the mother they loved and lost.

Set during the Academy years. Kirk's ready for a night out, and Bones is ready to save his sorry ass. But as usual, Kirk gets more than he expected, and Bones gets to yell at him about it. But Kirk always had the last word. Kirk/McCoy friendship

Five times Chekov's youth kept him from getting what he wanted, and once it didn't. Various pairings, including McCoy/Chekov and Kirk/Chekov.

One-shot: Spock is somehow led to believe that a kiss is used simply to express gratitude. Well, Captain Kirk is sure in for one hell of a thank you...

In Begos, logic fails to explain what most understand the least. What's more, Kirk and his crew are stuck there for an indeterminable amout of time. Can the illogical happenings of Begos be conquered by foreigners wit?

When Chekov came up to Kirk that night, he seemed like a guy who'd been stalling, but Kirk can't imagine why — he tells stories all the time, to anyone who'll listen, and this one isn't even dirty. Sulu/Chekov

Cadet Uhura is unwell, and Commander Spock decided it was only logical that he render assistance. Obligatory "how they met" story. A slowburning bit of fluff inspired by a recent bout of Mono... doncha wish you had a Spock to look after you sometimes?

Spock's lover's thoughts as the Vulcan sleeps near by...you can decide for yourself who it is! A little mushy ficlet, hope you enjoy.

Spock Prime meditates on this strange new timeline that has such people in it.

K/S slash-preslash. When the Enterprise is asked to transport Vulcan colonists to their new home, Spock Prime comes with them. His presence changes everything – even the things Jim isn’t sure he wants to change.

inner turmoil for Kirk... just a little thing.

Spock hears unusual noises coming from Kirk's quarters. He decides to investigate and finds the Captain in a very compromising position. K/S slash, lemon-fresh. Ch3 posted.

The Enterprise encounters a strange vessel in Federation space.

He gave Uhura his human half, even if his face didn’t show it. :: Spock/Uhura obviously ::

Finding out the time-frame you live in and known your entire life has been altered is a little disheveling , finding out that you didn’t exist in the pre-destine future and its past is just mind blowing. My brothers existed why didn’t I?

Spock never knew what hit him once she came along. Spock/OC

Kirk, McCoy, and Chekhov investigate an uncharted planet, which turns out to be far more civilized than previously anticipated. Hijinx ensue. Warnings: Lots of language and lots of dialogue.