Couple of short drabbles studying the relationship of Sarek and Amanda Grayson.

“We are the Borg. Life as you know it has ended. Your biological and technological distinctiveness will be added to our own. Your culture will adapt to service ours. Your defensive capabilities are unable to withstand us. Resistance is futile.”

There are some subjects an Orion woman finds a little hard to study.

Only a few months after the movie, Kirk, Spock, and the crew of the Enterprise go to discover strangenew worlds and civilizations, to boldly encounter the hardships of living together on a ship, especially when one member has to cause chaos in everything

Rebuilding is never easy

*Full Summery inside* Captin Pike's daughter, A close friend of Spock, befriends -unsuspectfully - Kirk. Spock and Kirk actually friends in this version. Please Review. Enjoy. Rated T for future chapters/ violence and mild language. :D

Kirk believes that the mysterious exchanges between Spock and Uhura are not as innocent as they seem. So he formulates his own theory. Companion to "Innocent Enough"

In Spock’s original timeline, James Tiberius Kirk had been a great man - but that had been another life. Spock Prime reflects on the two Kirks he’s known.

Pairings: S/K, S-Prime/K, S/U/K. When residual traces of the mind meld draw Kirk to the new Vulcan colony, can Kirk and the Enterprise deal with the results of what follows?

A few short moments that the movie didn't necessarily have time for. Spock/Uhura

When Uhura overhears Kirk talking about the "Old Spock's" past she seeks out Spock to make sure he realizes that their future together is going to be very different from the one they would have had.

It's not everyone who gets to be a hero.

Things were different two years ago.

Set five years after the movie. A young woman is suddenly overcome with intense, painful emotions, and has no idea of the cause behind them. She finds herself recruited aboard the USS Enterprise, and it is there where she finds the answer.

One Shot. Don't confuse sex for love. I know them both, and they're not the same thing. Spock/Uhura.

Post-movie. Uhura and Spock come to terms with their feelings for one another.

After Jim tells Bones to 'Buckle Up', where'd they go first? This is that mission.

James T. Kirk finds himself haunted by the other Kirk that Spock and Nero spoke so highly of. But when provided pirated information about that other man, can he bring himself to discover if the two ever truly had anything in common?

Spock encounters a problem called the Pon Farr, will he be able to fix it? Will his mind and body heal? Spock/OC Contains graphic lemons. One-shot. Un beta'd. Forgive my mistakes. Might revise after I've read some comments. Reviews greatly appreciated!

Sort of a sequel to "The Unraveling of Mr Spock." He's dealing with some issues. Kind of sad. Oneshot. Please read and review. Cheers!

Sarek stared at her for several seconds but was well aware that, though she already understood his reply, Amanda would not continue speaking until he had humored her. And so he did. Amanda/Sarek fluff.

Everywhere was different, in every way that mattered and in every way that didn't, really. The color on the walls, the sweep of the bulkheads, the intervals between the flickering lights on the consoles, it was all off, all wrong somehow. Implied Slash

Uhura turned and had to look up at the tall Vulcan behind her—he was clad in a very traditional, hooded, white robe and his features were oddly familiar.

Spock sat, loosely cross legged, on the floor just aside from his meditation alcove. His eyes were closed, his brow furrowed, and his fingers were wrapped tentatively around the sloping neck and dainty bow of a musical instrument.

Chace Verble is a brilliant strategist, but he holds some dark secrets with his talent, secrets that make young James Kirk and Bones unsure of just how trust worthy Cadet Verble really is.