The strain of carrying McCoy’s katra takes its toll upon Spock, who begins to take on some of McCoy’s traits. It is a great learning experience for Spock, one that isn’t truly complete until his Kolinahr training is abruptly ended by the V’ger entity.

The Bor’jun were an honest people, turned out from generations of proud, trusting and loyal stock. Hamarr, daughter of Anvil and Herra, was raised lovingly and though afflicted with a disability as a child was as fine an example of her culture as could be found among the people of her day.

But it is an all-too common failing that such honest folk can sometimes too easily bestow their trust upon those that have not truly earned it, those they mistakenly call friend.

In another universe ravaged by the Narada--a very different Cardassia responds to the suffering of its neighbors.

12 August 2382: Captain Morgan Bateson & Kathrine Pulaski finds themselves thrown together while commanding the Legacy-Class starship U.S.S. Mandela. A follow-up to the TNG episode/story, "Cause And Effect" and Diane Carey's "Ship Of The Line" novel.
Chapters: 2    Table of Contents
Categories: Expanded Universes
Characters: Ensemble Cast - Multiple
Genre: Mystery
Warnings: Violence
Series: None
Completed: No    Word count: 2360    Read Count: 8189

James T. Kirk, as Captain of the Enterprise NCC-1701-A, is called back to San Francisco for a memorial service marking the death of a lifelong friend, Transporter Chief Lewis Maitland.

A story about the transformative, healing power of stories.

A young Zejil Rebek and Tayben Berat learn that on Cardassia Prime, secrets are the glue that bind its people together.

(Contains mild spoilers for The Thirteenth Order.)