When Garak is sent on a dangerous mission behind enemy lines to Cardassia, Dr Julian Bashir worries about him. It is very possible Garak will never return. If or when he does, Julian will be waiting for him.

They call him an exception.

With every choice, there is an opposite reaction. With a traitor loose on the station, the various members of Deep Space Nine's crew must join together and set aside all differences before the traitor gets at their ultimate goal: assassination and murder. But who is the traitor? And why is there a Romulan exchange officer suddenly on the station?

Set after the Dominion War, and after the book "A Stitch In Time" in which Garak has written letters to Julian during the reconstruction of Cardassia. Julian's marriage to Ezri seems hollow. Can he find an answer, and a new life, with Garak?

Want to know what happened between The Soul Key and Rough Beasts of Empire? This is the first in a number of stories to fill that gap. Vic is out expanding his world whilst Taran'atar continues home and Dax must make a major decision about her future. Based partly on the screenplays by lvsxy808 at AdAstra.

After 4x10, Garak and Julian start to associate less compared to before. This attempts to fill in the gaps about what is happening behind the scenes between them, starting after their misadventure in the holosuite. Canon-Compliant, not straight up slash.

Dr. Bashir's recent fatigue seems to be attracting a lot of attention. His friends think that he should take some time off, but life on Deep Space Nine was never considered to be relaxing.

Garak takes a trip down a holographic yellow brick road with his best friend, one which will change both their lives. This is the next story in the series begun by Seduction and follows a month or so later. Takes place during the Dominion war, with the variations introduced in Seduction.

After the incident at Derna, Colonel Kira is forced by Starfleet to accept tutelage in diplomacy from a woman with a mysterious past. For Dr. Ethne Stoker, the assignment goes from an annoying detour from her real job to a distressing situation, as her previously enigmatic ties with the Romulans are revealed. Will Stoker and Kira survive their respective ordeals? Please review!

Sisko with the Prophets.

On a routine mission Dr. Bashir and Dax are in a shuttle accident after colliding with a asteroid that is not a asteroid. Beamed off the shuttle and separated, Jadzia fights for her life while the fate of her companion is unknown. Set after second season. Will contain descriptions of medical emergencies.

A one shot of a little missing scene taking place after Armageddon Game. Shows the start of Miles and Julian's friendship. I just love those two! Let me know what you think! Reviews are welcome. I don't own Star Trek.

The U.S.S Cochrane is charged with taking the science officers to Deep Space Nine. On the journey lifelong friends are formed and homes are made.

Section 31 comes again, and this time Bashir can't say no. Written back when the show was on, before the subject was revisited there. This is the first of a four part series, and an a different pathway thought war and loyalties. Posted on ASC in 1999, revised a bit for spelling and style this time. Enjoy.

Tora Ziyal decides to celebrate the Human holiday Mother's Day with the help of Jake Sisko, and they find out they have more in common than one would think. Jake/Ziyal. Pre-Shipping.

Bashir introduces Garak to Valentine's Day

A few months after the Dominion War, Humans from a completely different universe arrive through the wormhole. With this new force entering after fragile peace following the war, how will the Alpha quadrant recieve them? No updates, just fixing

The lives of the lost, unknown individuals are the ones that hurt you the most. Short, Bashir-centric oneshot. Set sometime late during the war. Rated for mentions of suicide.

Jules Bashir is a slow child.

The story of what happened between Julian and Ezir on the Turbolift to ops

A drabble I wrote about Kira when she was little

Written for the DS9 Tumblr Zine prompt "Fix it." The way "The Begotten" was handled (and the whole Odo/Mora relationship, for that matter) has never set particularly well with me, and this fic explores that in a different way.

Like the visions, this story is not supposed to make any sense or have an ending. It's a very short one and will perhaps be continued. Please tell me if it is confusing enough so far... You may also see it as part of my Star Trek-series including the other stories 'Shadows of War - Awoken' and 'Responsibility', which are 'real' fanfictions.

"What I want to know is, out of all the stories you told me which ones were true and which ones weren't?" "My dear doctor...they're all true." "Even the lies?" "Especially the lies." There is truth among the lies, Garak knows. Enough to damn him, if Bashir could only see it. But maybe, just maybe, that's a good thing.

Garak's thoughts while working in the crawlspace during "In Purgatory's Shadow". He's been taught that sentiment is a weakness, but is it always?