This series delves deeply into the personal lives of Original Series characters, sometimes veering from Trek canon, particularly in later stories. Spock and his family are heavily featured--birth family, but mainly the family of his own making. Since it is an ongoing saga that spans many years, I strongly suggest reading the stories in proper order. (Image from flavorwire.com RCA Victor vintage TV ad)
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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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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 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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The rift between Spock and his daughter T'Beth seems final when she leaves school to join the Border Patrol.
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A brief visit to Wrigley's Pleasure Planet holds an ugly surprise for Kirk, and bad news awaits him back aboard the Enterprise.
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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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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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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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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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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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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'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 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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It's time to take a peek at what Spock's daughter T'Beth was up to while he was in prison. At the end of "In the Interest of Peace", she headed off to Sydok with her newfound grandfather, Jondar Jo-Ree. This is where we now find her, about to delve deeply into one of Sydok's most ancient of arts.
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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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Spock and his wife Lauren are no longer fugitives. The saga continues back on Earth as they face the consequences of their actions, while Captain Kirk battles his own demons.
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The saga continues back on Sydok where Spock's daughter T'Beth has returned for now. A snowy trip to the highlands for Counting Day ends in an adventure for T'Beth and her grandfather Jondar Jo-Ree.
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Romar Prison Colony has its own set of rules. While Spock adjusts to his new environment, his family attempts to stop Kirk's self-destructive behavior.
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Now a free man, Spock deals with problems at home in San Francisco--Kirk foremost among them. While Spock's attempt to help Jim leaves their friendship in ruins, Sarek breaks his latest silence with an interesting proposition.
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Still estranged, Kirk and Spock meet at last and must work together to secure the Gorkon Peace Initiative. Will there also be peace between them?
This is a slightly different spin on ST: The Undiscovered Country, in keeping with the ongoing events in 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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A tale of betrayal and redemption. No longer a member of Starfleet, Spock takes on occasional diplomatic assignments for the Federation---but when dramatic change comes to Vulcan, he reacts on a personal level and is drawn into history's current. The decisions that await him will change his life forever.
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Three years have passed since the events in Testament, and Spock is still dividing his time between Earth and Vulcan. Now trouble ensues when when his young daughter Teresa plays matchmaker for her sister T'Beth.
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Spock is home from Vulcan. His daughter T'Beth is engaged to be married. Jim Kirk and his wife have a baby on the way. All too quickly the best of times can change into the worst of times...when calamity strikes.
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Spock's daughter T'Beth thought she knew Aaron Pascal, but a honeymoon discovery leaves her wondering.
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