The fact that his father's face stared back at him in the mirror had never been an issue for Chekov. That was about to change. WARNING: this story contains descriptions of abuse and foul language. Please R&R

Why was Sybok really exiled from Vulcan?

Newly married Amanda Grayson is on her own for the first time since moving to Vulcan.

Chapter 17 is up. Only three to go! The others have been replaced with small changes/finishing done if you want to review them. They may rib Chekov about his sense of humor, but when he becomes all business, his shipmates wonder how long they can endure him...and why he won't talk about it. Rating for language in Chpt 1. R&R please!

What happens after the 5 year mission, AU after TOS. K/S. "I can still have my ship back. But the Enterprise isn't my Enterprise-" Another deep breath, "if you aren't on it." Sometimes it takes time for 2 souls to realise what they have known all along.

A change of publishing platform for my stories, an explanation, and a thank you.

Leonard McCoy dislikes dress uniforms. Downright detests them.

A terrible accident, a grieving McCoy, and an attack on the Enterprise by an unknown species pushes Kirk to his limit. For the first time in his career, the captaincy may be a burden too heavy for him to bear…

A haunting discovery on a derelict ship sends Kirk, Spock, & McCoy on a search for answers that brings them in direct conflict with both a Romulan terrorist & the Federation's dreaded Section 31. All the while, this discovery sends McCoy's personal life out of control. With his friend's heart on the line & the Enterprise in danger, Kirk must do the impossible to save them all.

Jim encounters a diplomat who finds him very attractive. The problem is trying to avoid said diplomat.

"Spock, how long can you keep going like this? You won't make it back to the compound at this rate. If you stop now… I can still take care of you." "I will do what I must," is Spock's only response, and try as he might, Leonard cannot get him to say anything more.

McCoy-centric angst, romance, and adventure, pretty much in that order. The OFC has been in my writing since the early 80s. This is my first time publishing anywhere. Disclaimer: I don't own them, but enjoy playing in their world. Rating is for language and later chapters, a T-plus really. Thank you for reading, reviews are welcome.

One-shots from the Decoherence series, in no particular order. All POV's from other characters. Constitutes missing scenes, opinions of other characters, so on. Each chapter will be tagged within the timeline. Will update as new POV's are written. First chap: Kirk's take on their new crewmember.

Doctor Leonard McCoy, the Chief Medical Officer of the Starship Enterprise is not happy. He had to perform minor surgery on a female crewmember who got carried away performing an unusual act with her husband. A day like any other day for the CMO.

Spock is looking at some old-fashioned photographs of a pet he had during childhood. Jim returns to their home concerned about his husband's sadness he feels through their bond.

Vulcans do not celebrate the day of their birth although they do acknowledge them. It's not logical. One man, a human, intends to change that for the Vulcan in his life.

Spock is in bed beside a peacefully sleeping James T. Kirk.

McCoy reflects on all the little and big moments that led to falling in love with Spock.

Continuing after the birth of Sarek's third son, this volume explores new life and new adventures.

Leonard "Bones" McCoy was a lonely man on a tin can hurtling through space and his depression had flared up when into his life walks Esther Nahum. This story explores their life together - from falling in love to marriage to family with all the adventures in between. Spirk is a secondary love story within Leonard's and Esther's story.

From the time she was little, Maggie knew she wanted to explore, to be among the stars. She had a restless soul that could not stay rooted to one spot. When she was 11 a soul mark appeared on her wrist, but that did not stop her from perusing her dream of being an engineer and eventually joining the flagship Enterprise.

A luscious planet looks like a fairy-tale place to Federation colonists. Until people start disappearing… The Enterprise comes in with supplies and investigative mission. What the officers encounter looks like legends come alive - or mythical trials of character they have to pass. Heritage matters. The roots are deep... Is it magic or life lessons? And why are they climbing a tree?

McCoy was tired of it. He was tired of watching her chase after the wrong man. He was tired of being in love with her and it going unnoticed. What happens when he gets drunk one night and lets her know how he really feels?

What if the Enterprise had a gossip column? ***CHAPTER 6 UP!***

This is one I felt I HAD to write. In The Entropy Effect Braithewaite was very unfair to Mandala Flynn; I thought Captain Hunter should've corrected him. Here, she does.