Kirk and Spock enjoy a quiet evening while off-duty.
Written for the TT0T14 Ficlet Flashdance, and is not part of my Star Trek: Beyond series.
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A death in the family sets Spock thinking. Written for the TToT14 Ficlet Flashdance.
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Spock and his wife Lauren are fugitives from the law. He is still not pleased with the situation, and by now she's had about enough of his attitude. With Starfleet on their trail and his medication running out, they continue searching for the one person who might clear Spock of the original charge against him. And in the process they encounter an interesting character from the past...
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A story in the Star Trek: Beyond series. It has been two years since the Donari mission. Now a landing party mishap becomes the basis for a court-martial, and Spock faces imprisonment at the notorious Luna Penitentiary.
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Spock's son is tense when his father returns from a six month absence, and the arrival of a young cousin doesn't help matters. Will Simon's desire to impress Spock turn deadly?
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A trip back through the Guardian of Forever has an unfortunate result.
Submitted for April's challenge, "Innocence". Timeframe: shortly after "City on the Edge of Forever". This story is not part of my Star Trek: Beyond series.
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The Donaris have been known to experiment on their captives, and Spock discovers it for himself when he joins his daughter in a covert mission that goes sour.
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Spock still heads Starfleet Academy, but at home there are changes on the way and his young son is not happy about it. Simon's worries lead him into trouble.
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What made a ten-year-old Spock flee his home three days ago, and what punishment will his parents mete out upon his return? An expansion of my free write for “Downtime.” Written for the “Dying of the Light” challenge.
Chapters for a young Kirk and young McCoy now up as promised.
Seven years in a Vulcan's life. It doesn't amount to much...unless you're male. Spock, Lauren, and son face their own private challenges during a visit to planet Vulcan.
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Their attraction had been a deep secret, but due to a mindmeld Kirk and T'Beth's secret is out. Now Spock finds himself cast in the peculiar role of peacemaker.
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The return of Spock's daughter, T'Beth, is marred by suspicion. It only grows worse when Spock and his family become the targets of harassment.
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Spock's daughter has crashed on Donari and there is every reason to presume she is dead. Now see what happens as the story continues...
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A seven-year-old Spock reflects on the most significant holiday of the Vulcan people,â€Gad Kaunsh’es,â€and reaches a decision about his future. Written for the February ‘Alien Holiday’ challenge.
Winner:
Alien Holidays ChallengeÂ
Spock and Lauren may be living together with their new son, but not as husband and wife. And there is little harmony as Spock's rebellious daughter T'Beth approaches her 18th birthday.
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At age seven, Spock prepares to celebrate a Vulcan feast day. One happy family? Not quite. I wrote this in response to the February challenge about alien holidays.
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This is an immediate sequel to “Call of Duty,” and a companion piece to “The Awakening.” Kirk and Spock find themselves stranded 2,000 years in Vulcan’s past. Spock is racing against time to make repairs to the shuttlecraft, their only means to return to the future, before a mysterious infection claims Kirk’s life.
It will stand on its own, but will be a richer story if the events portrayed in those two pieces are fully understood.
The pon farr destroyed Lauren's love for Spock, and Spock no longer even trusts himself. But from the ruins of their broken marriage comes a new hope.
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Spock has trouble controlling his behavior and his wife is sure he is running a fever. Just a virus? Or has their recent marriage affected his Vulcan hormones?
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Spock and Lauren have completed their week of bonding and are back serving aboard the Enterprise when a shuttle crash strands Lauren with Chris Chapel. Not exactly a vacation...
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Spock's daughter, T'Beth, cannot accept the fact that he is marrying Lauren Fielding--and she's not the only one opposed to the marriage. A surprise bachelor party and a trying reception test Spock's Vulcan endurance, but at day's end they are truly one and together.
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Spock returns to Earth and confronts his daughter T'Beth about her behavior. The subsequent campout at Yosemite proves eventful for everyone involved. Might someone at long last "pop the question"?
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Lauren Fielding encounters Sybok when he takes over the Enterprise. It seems that Spock has not told her everything about the renegade Vulcan. Sybok is fascinated with his brother's woman, and Spock's loyalties are even more deeply torn.
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