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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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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Spock's eldest son, Simon, must face the consequences of his behavior after he returns from his affair with the alluring T'Asha. 

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A series of ficlets (about 500 words or less) focusing on the far future, where the dead aren't quite so dead and have a great task before them.

Written for TToT 15, Week 7

When the behavior of Spock's son, Simon, shocks the family, Tess seeks help from an unexpected source.

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Part Two of Star Trek: Tesseract

In 2378, the crew of the USS Voyager delivered a devastating blow to the Borg Collective when they destroyed a key transwarp hub to the Alpha Quadrant, and the Borg unicomplex.  They hoped it would be the end of the Borg threat.  They were wrong.

Nearly eight years later, the crew of the USS Tesseract -- the first official Starfleet mission of exploration to the Delta Quadrant – has found a quadrant in ruins, torn apart by the Collective and a new, more terrifying kind of Borg -- the Borg Resistance.  They are free of the Collective, free of established protocols, without cohesion or unity, and operating under cloak.  Their new superweapon could put an end to warp society as the galaxy has known it – but it’s also the only thing standing between the Borg Collective and its ultimate goal of assimilating or destroying the entire United Federation of Planets.

Now, while the Federation and its tenuous allies prepare for a full-scale Borg invasion, the Tesseract crew -- alone in the Delta Quadrant -- must find a way to finish what Voyager started, and one young ex-Borg Starfleet officer must decide whether to embrace his destiny ... or boldly defy it.

Spock's daughter Tess and her fiance Nathan face trouble on their wedding day. 

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Before they faced the Delta Quadrant, they had to conquer San Francisco.  The story of Icheb's, Maren O'Connor's and John Quigley's first year together at Starfleet Academy. 

Written for the 2015 TToT Steal All the Toys Challenge

It's the end of the school year for JQ, Maren, and Icheb, and the three decide to take a camping trip to kickoff the summer.

When a Starfleet training exercise goes awry, the crew of the damaged merchant vessel "Squall" comes to the rescue. They soon discover that their assistance isn't appreciated, and that their captain is more than he appears to be.

What would have happened if everything had gone according to plan after Icheb decided to ask Maren to spend her life with him?

Here's a peek into an alternate universe where things went right.

Written for the TToT 2015 "Ficlet Flashdance" Challenge.

Sometime in the far future ...

Henry Harrison Jr. has had one pressing question his entire life: who is his father? It had haunted him for as long as he'd been alive. His mother had always told him that he was a product of a sperm donation, that he had been planned ... but the facts never lined up. Investigating his origins, he finally discovers the truth and realizes that you can’t outrun legacy.

And this legacy may very well be the one that ends his life … or saves it.

Written for the 2015 TToT Ficlet Flashdance Challenge

Spock and his wife have always guided the development of their special-needs daughter, but now young Tess is getting ideas of her own. Is she headed for disappointment?

This tale begins a subseries (from Star Trek: Beyond) of 7 stories dealing with the growth of Tess S'chn T'gai and her relationships. 

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