Follow-up to 'Big Bad Wolf'. All is calm in the Mirror Universe, until Reed pays a visit to the Jupiter Yards, where he encounters some old friends.

August of 3110: Richard Daniels travels back from 2192 to find he has been wiped from existence, and his own mother doesn't even know him. Working with the Temporal Integrity Commission, he has to get back to the 2192 MU as repairs have to be made to 1964 & 1994, and a detour to 1969 finds him breaking the Commission's biggest rule before a 2nd return to 3110, for a final showdown.

Lieutenant Malcolm Reed was a very angry man; at the moment in fact he was so angry that whilst hauling an unconscious Commander Tucker to an area where they could by his security staff and the Enterprise, he felt like he could if necessary delay death itself - which he might have to . . .

T'Pol thinking and grieving after the events of Terra Prime.

Malcolm and Hoshi's family is complete ... but for one last important addition.

T'pol was due to leave in the morning, back to the Vulcan douchebags from whence she'd came. If a year ago someone had told Archer he'd be loosing sleep over it, he'd have sent them down to medical for a psyche evaluation. Now he was willing to put someone IN medical just to find an excuse to keep the subcommander on board.

Prequel to 'Sanctuary'. Section 31's methods of conditioning their operatives occasionally have consequences - which need to be addressed, for the safety of all concerned...

Life engulfs. Revision and posting of story from older site. 'M' rating. Some reality, some most definitely not, with apologies to S.

Smutty pollen dooms everyone. No, really.

A missing-scene; deeper look at the Season 2 episode "The Seventh". Spoilers for everything in the P'Jem arc. T'Pol is sent by the Vulcan High Command to apprehend Menos, a man with ties to her past. This episode fascinates me...so I've written this story to take a closer look. Solidly T - nothing too risky here, but maybe a bit too intense for younger readers.

When the NX-01 comes across a lone Suliban cruiser, they discover a human captive with ties to another captain from the future.

Really Vulcans don't have honeymoon?

When I think of how Trip handled things in "Unexpected" and "Dawn," I believe the events of "Similitude" would have been very upsetting to him. I also thought it might be interesting if he somehow retained some of Sim's memories. T for a few naughty words.

Following a routine supply mission gone awry, T'Pol and Reed are stranded on an uninhabited planet. Or is it? And why is Trip angry?

What if Elizabeth Tucker did not die? What if she was saved by someone who had other plans for her. What if the Tucker charms saved her and her new love gave a gift to Trip he did not expect. T&T but they are nort central.Lizzy and her unlikely savior.

Jon has never noticed that, ever since Shran lost the Kumari, there has been only one human he calls Pinkskin. Story is complete. There are four chapters. It should be posted within a week.

This is an exploration of touch between Malcolm and the crew of the Enterprise. All platonic.

Enterprise answers Columbia's distress call only to encounter a lethal virus that is silently spreading… The clock ticks as it takes hold and the crew of Enterprise is brought to face the reality that many of them may not make it. An unexpected few are called upon and must fight the clock to save their friends.

7 years ago T'Pol left Enterprise after her time in the Expanse, she married Koss and eventually fell out of touch with her old crew mates, including Trip. Trip however never forgot her, and she never forgot him, even as the years passed each wondered what had become of the other. Then 7 years after parting, following a chance meeting at a coffee shop they fall back together...

Enterprse finds a farmiliar place for an away Mission. X Over with Queen of Swords and Highlander AU.

It's a routine day aboard Enterprise. Then Malcolm has an unexpected visitor, and suddenly life isn't so routine after all...

A series of oneshots based on the Sleeping At Last album "Atlas: Year One". Mostly Trip/T'Pol.

The Enterprise crew gets into some serious wacky territory. Not for the faint of heart!

Enterprise is diverted to help a Vulcan colony under attack. Except it took five years for the distress call to be heard. What happened to the colony's children?

A ghost story of sorts. Contains death, and other hard things.