In diary form. T'Beth's efforts to adjust to life on Vulcan are complicated by her father's death and subsequent refusion.
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Just when Lauren Fielding's relationship with Spock looks most promising, he dies saving the Enterprise. Why can't she seem to accept it?
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A day at a popular amusement park goes sour for T'Beth and McCoy while she is visiting her father on Earth. Meanwhile, Spock and Lauren Fielding have their own interlude.
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He's a real nowhere man
Sitting in his nowhere land
Making all his nowhere plans for nobody
With Spock back in command, the Enterprise comes upon a derelict ship. It soon becomes apparent that the aliens he rescues are even more "charming" than they first seemed.
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Spock has survived a fatal illness, but at what price? His struggle with drug addiction is complicated by continuing problems with his daughter and conflicted feelings toward Doctor Fielding.
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With her dying breath, a member of a landing party names Spock as her assailant, and all evidence points to the Vulcan.
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Spock contracts a deadly Vulcan disease that makes it necessary for him to leave the Enterprise. Accompanying him to a safepost, Doctor Fielding must overcome his resistance to her and to the medical care she has been ordered to provide.
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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.
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Admiral Kirk sneaks aboard Spock's Enterprise to spend Christmas with his friends. Why is everyone acting so strangely? He soon finds out.
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Spock is captain of the Enterprise when a child is brought aboard ship. Could this hostile, unruly urchin be the daughter he has never met?
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A brief dinner conversation between Spock and his friends stirs memories.
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This story is the first of my series, Star Trek: Beyond. "A Taking of Leave" and several of the stories that follow were first printed in a 1980's fanzine and have since been heavily rewritten. In this story Spock takes leave from the Enterprise to participate in research on a colony planet. While there he encounters a mysterious halfling who tests his Vulcan discipline and changes his life.
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Premiering on January 14th, 2014, in weekly free write #114, the prompt was"family" and is the third entry into that week's free write.
Seven of Nine invites Paul Bearrian to the annual Voyager holiday party and both have a time neither will ever forget.
Premiering on September 5th, 2013, in weekly free write #106, the prompt was “Drinking to Forget”. This seemed like a good time to explore Bethany in her younger years and her very last prom.
Bethany Reeves goes to her senior prom but finds it's not all it's cracked up to be.
Premiering on September 17th, 2013, in weekly free write #107, the prompt was “No Officers Allowed”.
Seven of Nine is back in the Alpha Quadrant, along with the rest of the Voyager crew, but finds herself adrift in the new setting. As she goes about her new routine, she helps a fellow crewmember find a piece of home and she finds one herself.
Premiering on January 1st, 2014, in weekly free write #114, the prompt was"family" and is the second entry into that week's free write.
Seven has some questions and needs some answers. She calls upon her former captain for some advice and learns how adapting isn't just something the Borg do.
Premiering on December 14th, 2013, in weekly free write #114, the prompt was "family."
Family is about love and about truth. Here, Paul gets a heavy dose of both from his sister. And wine. Lots of wine.
Premiering on October 8th, 2013, in weekly free write #108, the prompt was “Petty Officers”.
The day after the party where Paul and Seven met, Tom Paris gets an unexpected housecall.
Every year, 5,000 applicants walk through the Phoenix Gates and into the United Earth Space Command Academy. Less than half graduate. In the year 2151, the Enterprise has just begun her first voyage of discovery into the heavens as part of the United Earth Space Probe Agency.
On Earth, a new class of cadets is assembled, including a cadet unit hand-picked by the new commandant. Called Red Squad, they are not the best, they are not the brightest, but they are the ones called upon when the mission must be accomplished, by any means necessary...
