On Vulcan, Spock's daughter lied before ShiKahr's Council of Elders. Now, at his urging, T'Beth is going back to confess her crime.
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Written for the "Left Behind" Weekly Free Write:
"Risk is our business." Starfleet officers risk not only their own destruction, but the hearts of those they leave behind.
When the people who love you most fear for your survival, sometimes no news is the worst news of all.
Halfway across the galaxy, the USS Tesseract has gone silent.
Back on Earth, chief engineer Maren O'Connor's family waits ... and worries.
(Contains spoilers for Star Trek: Tesseract.)
An alternate view of "Homecoming". It's Christmas Eve aboard the Enterprise, but nothing seems to be going right for the shy new member of the medical department.
Cover image from TrekCore.
Gifts for the holidays! 
Here are some ficlets set in others' universes. I hope I got the voices right.
Sometimes it's the simple gifts in life that mean the most. A few days late, but December is a notoriously busy month for me. Happy holidays everyone! :D
Written for the "Favorite Things" challenge.
Little ficlets set in other universes, as gifts for Christmas 2013.
Rebuilding Jim Kirk and the Enterprise turn out to be very similar tasks: they involve a lot of teamwork. Set during the 1-year interregnum at the end of STID. Contemporary with Dawn With No Chorus.
Spock remembers the person who had the greatest influence on his life. It's someone you wouldn't expect.
Winner:
Remembrance Challenge
Sometimes, you just have to forget the tough losses.
McGregor and his crew have to deal with the Orion Syndicate's latest scheme.
Premiering on May 15th, 2012, in weekly free write #70, the prompt was “Chores”. Naturally, this lead to a Hank/Bethany story involving Harmony Harrison, their eldest daughter, and a chore she didn’t want to do.
