This story is the first of my new series, "A Trek Redeux". It asks you to open your mind and wonder, "What if Spock's life had turned out a bit differently?" The repercussions of one Vulcan's choice could be far-reaching...
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A late addition to my Star Trek: Beyond series. It rightfully belongs between "Royalty" and "Angels in the Trees".
Spock and T'Naisa meet their match in this sometimes humorous, sometimes naughty adventure back in time. Their traveling companions, from a Trek series by Carol Johnson, have been shaped by their own unique circumstances. From Hollywood to Philadelphia, the displaced foursome must find a way to survive and ultimately find their way home.
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After 'The Menagerie', Christine Chapel comes to Spock's quarters. It's time for them both to explain their relationships with Number One. Perhaps a different take on the reason Number One and Christine Chapel are so similar.
Possibly implied past Number One/Spock. Spock & Chapel gen or, if you prefer, pre-Spock/Chapel.
Spock's sojourn with the Vulcan healer T'Sora brings unexpected results in this (for now) final installment of my "To Hell and Back" series.
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The replicate Tobias has died, and now Spock's inexplicable behavior has even Dr. McCoy looking toward Vulcan for medical assistance.
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The second story of my "To Hell and Back" series. After Spock returns from Kolinahr, an unprincipled scientist with a grudge against him seeks revenge through an unusual invention.
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This first story in my new "To Hell and Back" series takes place shortly before Spock departs from the Enterprise to undertake the Kolinahr discipline. It has no connection to my other series.
Coming off a difficult mission, the men find a new member of the crew distracting. It's a good thing that the feathered Avitian is under Spock's tutelage. Or is it?
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Have any readers of this series wondered how Jim Kirk re-entered the Nexus? Or why the Frenchman Jean-Luc Picard seems so very British? In this final story of the series, Captain Picard meets Captain Kirk in a "Generations" tale with a Star Trek: Beyond twist.
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Acting on the vaguest of clues, Spock goes in search of his missing wife.
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Sam Kirk is settled in Chicago with his bride Jenny when a paparazzi's photo sharpens his longstanding distrust of Spock.
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The inexplicable disappearance of Spock's wife leaves both him and his neighbor Antonia Kirk vulnerable. This story also features Spock's brother, Nayo. Never heard of him? Read my earlier story, "Second Born".
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A mysterious incident at the Kirk ranch drives a painful wedge between Sam and his lovely fiance, Jenny Flynn.
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The Star Trek: Beyond series returns with a look at Jim Kirk's son. Sam has settled into a satisfying career and is nearing 30 years of age when a visit to the Dreamcatcher Boys' Ranch changes his life.
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