In the years following the Eugenics Wars, private companies get their hands on equipment and research notes from the labs the augments were created. From there, they start genetics services. To make this legal, they bribe federal governments in the west to make it legal for genetic-engineering to take place. After that, Humanity ends being run by a privatized society, a free one.

Malcolm finally gets some much deserved recognition. Then his father shows up.

An extremely AU version of the Enterprise pilot, without Klingons but with cameos of OCs based on Torchwood characters.

It had only been one month in the new school year (barely four weeks) when Malcolm Reed knew that being a pupil at St. Anthony's was depressingly like the preschool he had attended the previous year with the added distinction of religion which his Mum in particular had insisted upon.

When Enterprise encounters an aged ship crewed by V'Tosh Katur (Vulcans without logic), T'Pol's agitation is discounted by Captain Archer. She is assigned to work with Tolaris, a young Vulcan whose interest in her reminds her of an arachnid. Will she be trapped in the web of his mind, or will rescue come from a very welcome - and very human - source?

Life doesn't always take the turns we expect, and on a fateful day 7 years ago Trip's life took a turn that completely blind sided him, but he made it work for his daughter. Now 7 years after T'Pol abandoned them both their lives are taking one unexpected turn after another and the broken little family is doing their best to weather the storm. - Rework of Synesthesia

A Vulman lawyer accepts a diplomatic position. Rather than serving as a consultant, he finds himself becoming an ambassador to the Imperial Guard. When Captain Archer and his crew receive a mysterious distress call, they are forced to investigate an undocumented colony. The crew uncovers one of the most well kept secrets of all time: a 240 year old interracial Vulcan Human race.

While Enterprise is engaged in a diplomatic function, Phlox and Reed are sent on a secret special mission. Naturally, mayhem ensues.

In August of 3110, time begins to really unravel as bodies litter the Temporal Integrity Commission. Daniels travels to 2192 as his fellow agents handle issues in 1986 and 1957. And what's going on in the Mirror Universe?

Just trying to connect the dots.

After the events of "Shockwave 2," a borrowed object is returned. Dedicated to pjinnh, List Mom of the MHExplosion, who encouraged me to write R/S stories. This story was written at the time Star Trek: Enterprise was on its initial run.

Ambassador Soval struggles to maintain diplomatic relations between Vulcan and Earth as tensions mount after the Xindi attack. There is growing unrest on Earth where xenophobia is blossoming. Along the way he meets a Human who may change everything. This story primarily follows Soval during the Xindi Crisis through the events of Terra Prime. Mostly T; some chapters are M.

Stuart Reed watches his son fade. The events of This Transient Permanence, as seen by Malcolm's father. AU. Rated for very dark content. Character death.

Untouchable: to continue surviving, when sanity has faded. Trapped in a prison camp after Terra Prime takes control of the Terran solar system, Malcolm Reed learns invincibility. AU. Rated M because of very dark themes. Character death.

After an exhausting away mission, Reed wants nothing more than to sleep. Unfortunately, a temporal anomaly has other plans. Forced to repeatedly relive the destruction of the Enterprise, Reed struggles to break free of the anomaly. He'll do anything to save his crew – even if the cost is his own life. Rated T for violence and language.

A great, white mechanism floated in majestic silence, tragic in apparent destruction - yet drawing the attention of the crew of the Enterprise, who determined to examine the remains. A rewrite of the cross between the Roddenberry Federation and that of James White - because much of any universe, yet Everyman reaches out despite the inherent dangers to find . . . life.

This is an AU of the episode Twilight. May not make sense if have not seen that episode

Prelude to the episode "Home". Ever wonder what the journey to Vulcan was like? A tiny glimpse into the last night of the trip.

January 2156. Disaster strikes a Coalition world.

Due to the positive response to my Loveuary drabbles, and the requests for more of these little morsels. I've decided to do another series as part of my Story a Day May Challenge (more details in Chapter One). These will be solidly T-rated - nothing too frisky here. Mostly, they're a playground for me!

When Captain Hernandez and her first officer are injured while the Columbia is on active duty with the Enterprise to protect Earth from the Romulans, Admiral Archer temporarily transfers his first officer, Lieutenant Commander Reed, to command that vessel, as he, himself, is still in command of the Enterprise. Part two of four.

An AU story which diverges from the televised story line at season 2's/25th episode, named Bounty. Unlike the light T&T romance I usually write, this story is full of angst, so hardcore T&Ters should avoid this one.

A summary of some of the events of 'Affliction' and 'Divergence' from the POVs of those involved.

One-Shot - A pivotal day during the second wave of the Vulcan occupation force of Weytahn/Paan Mokar in an effort to unsurp the Andorians (set roughly about one hundred years before the events of Enterprise). Based loosely on what is known of Soval's past and what he alluded to in the episode "Cease Fire".

A/TP. Both Archer and T'Pol survive. Takes place immediately after events in the season four episode "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II" in the mirror universe.