In 2388, a midwife receives a visit and learns who she is.

When the Voyager goes missing, one lieutenant JG on the Enterprise takes it especially hard. Unfortunately, one cannot control what one does not first possess. - Featuring primarily Taurik (and Lavelle) of the TNG episode Lower Decks.

A follow up to Sub Rosa. NB Ronin's rape of Beverly is referenced, but is not explicitly detailed. I've condensed the timeline a bit here, but the episodes are still in order - Attached, Sub Rosa, Journey's End. I've indicated about 6 months between Attached and Journey's End with Sub Rosa occurring 2 months or so before Journey's End.

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?

Picard worries his conscience when they deliver a weaponised Hugh to the Borg.

In a different world where Cochrane created time travel FTL, Captain Picard and his crew and his ship embark on a long mission to explore different galaxies.

Tyson is pulled from his mundane life by Q, gifted a Gamer system, and dropped in the Star Trek Mirror Universe. Enjoy a glimpse Through The Looking Glass. OC/Semi-SI. Lemons. Gamer. Jumpchain. LitRPG. Solo-RP. TNG/Star Wars

Our favourite couple make some decisions...

“The Inner Light” rewrite.

Beverly finds out she's expecting Jack not long before the mission to Ba'ku...

A discussion over breakfast.

“Allegiance” rewrite.

Beverly finally gets some cake.

Beverly is surprised by a visitor from her past.

Set some time before “Attached” but the events of “Journey’s End” have already taken place. Beverly must make a decision.

An AU Attached-centred look back at the series after season 3.

A short, canon-divergent re-working of the episode "Conundrum" which has been moved from the 5th season to the 7th, after "Attached."

A hard sci-fi take on Star Trek. The Enterprise D is monitoring the foundations of a new Terran Empire colony, overlooking the creation of a Dyson swarm. But sabotage has caused problems for the foundations.

Addison Yvette Picard is the daughter of Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher. Born shortly before the death of Tasha Yar, their daughter helps bring hope to entire Enterprise Crew. But having a daughter also has its draw backs. Picard is forced to bring Addison on a few away missions, Wesley is less than happy about the attention his sister's getting, and Data is somewhat confused.

Answer to Trek BBS "Wet and Wild" Challenge: Geordi tests the uses of the Remote Duty Protocols…and the limits of Picard's patience.

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Inspired by "Masks," myths and the Marx Brothers. Trapped on an alternate Enterprise, LtCdr Danny Soong is desperate to return home. But, when an ancient artificial consciousness infiltrates the Enterprise and physically alters the bridge officers, Danny and Data find themselves embroiled in a strange, complex case challenging what it means to be a 'life form' in the Federation.

A story told in many parts of Soong and of Lore, of Juliana and (eventually) of Data's lost childhood with the family he never knew... This sprawling adventure follows the Soong family's journey from Lore's inception, development, and descent through the destruction of the Omicron Theta science colony, and a bit beyond. COMPLETE! Reviews welcome!

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

Jean-Luc had seen things in a different light, and now he knew how he wanted to spend the lifetime he had left. (From Episode 5.25, "The Inner Light")