He really didn’t want to go back there.

It was the last thing he wanted to do.

But it was his family that was at stake, so he put everything aside, and went anyway.

Could he put back what had gone haywire?

The spear in the other's heart was the spear in her own--and she could not turn back.

Contains major spoilers for Gul Re'jal's The Shadow of the Order.  Please read Shadow first!

Their lives seemed perfect – or, at least, close enough. They were happy, and together.

And then they were forced to do things that they didn’t want to do – and then discovered that they did want to do them.

How could they go back, and save what they had?

Or would it be better to do something radically different? 

How could they pick up the pieces and stay together after having done that?

There is little I can say about this piece without giving too much away, except that it represents a profound revelation for Spock.

A brand new alternate universe story featuring the other half of "Yesterday's Enterprise."

Stardate 23449.85: While en route to the Klingon outpost at Narendra III, Enterprise-C disappears from a major battle with a Romulan fleet, leaving their timeline behind and permanently entering the future, never to return.

Stardate 23450: Commander Nikolai Romanov of the Starfleet Border Patrol is appointed to command of the recently-completed Miranda-class starship Majestic.  As his crew gathers together to bring the new ship to life, the Klingons declare war upon the Federation, altering their mission significantly in the days, weeks, and months of this new war!

What's independence worth to you?

March, 2382.

Captain Hank Harrison and his crew find they have some rare time off-no missions to do, no things to explore, just some time to sit and relax. But rather than enjoy his time, Hank starts to feel ill and isn't sure why.

The answer to his illness won't be one he likes.

When forced to choose between the almost certain conquest of the Federation and a disease that could end all human civilization, the director of Cold Station One gambles, and gambles big.

2371

Hank Harrison is called upon to go on his first ever away mission, but what seems to be something boring becomes so much more when Hank decides to do a little exploring...and doesn't like what he finds.