Another story in the Star Trek: Beyond series. While away at college, Spock's son James makes one poor decision that changes the course of his life.
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Continuing the saga that began with the popular crossover novel between Star Trek: Gibralar and Star Trek: Full Speed Ahead, The Chains of Error, various Farragut crew are spread out in preparation for Task Force Vanguard!
Stardate 54790.64: Immediately following the events of To Triumph and Not to Mourn, Rear Admiral Krystine Leone struggles to get through her grief after the death of her closest friend and confidant, Commander Ariel Elannis, with the help of her former crew and her son, Dominic. But the work of Starfleet doesn't stop for grief. In the post-Dominion War Federation, several member worlds taking on the burden of rebuilding from their massive losses are also fending off the sharp increase of piracy as Starfleet finds it is spread far too thin to keep up its usual pre-war patrols. Among those worlds is Betazed, whose representatives have become vocal and threatening in conference. Starfleet and the Ministry of Defense send Admiral Leone aboard Indefatigable to directly address the defense of Betazed and the surrounding sectors of Federation space. Meanwhile, Dominic deals with the fallout of his actions during his time at Starfleet Academy with the prospect of joining Task Force Vanguard looming over him, removing him from the Alpha Quadrant for the next five years of his career!
Another story in the Star Trek: Beyond series. Jim Kirk returns from the Nexus a changed man. Will the continuing lure of that fantasy world prove too much for him?
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The gift of a piano leads to an astonishing discovery for Spock and his wife T'Naisa at Plum Creek.
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Spock's son Simon and daughter-in-law Dane face challenges during a fateful heatwave at their home in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Family gifts for the holidays, showcasing a number of conventional and not so conventional families in my various universes and timelines.
Family is of any color blood, any size, any dimension, any species, any sexuality, and any tradition.
Love is the ultimate IDIC.
Maren O'Connor has other commitments.
A bite-sized outtake of "Family Album", written for the December 2014 "family" challenge. Returning to Earth after the loss of the Enterprise, Jean-Luc Picard deals with more than one family matter.
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Winner:
December 2014 Challenge - Family
Personal Logs is a series of short stories from the point of view of the Explorer's crew commenting on events in their lives.
What's the history of the other side of a proverbial pond, where violence reigns?
This is a collection of Weekly Free Writes 
and stories which take place in the Mirror Universe. These stories cross through other series and are often repeated there.
At the beginning of each chapter, I’ll introduce it with the teaser information (if any) plus the date(s) when a story took place. Some stories take place during several time periods; I’ll try to cover them all. Furthermore, I’ll put the stories together in chronological order by their main time periods. Therefore, it’s entirely possible that I will write something at a later date which takes place earlier. Hence you will probably see some shuffling.
My hope is that by putting these stories together this way, they will begin to have more coherence, and that the reader will be able to better see how it all fits together.
As always, I thank you for reading, reviewing and inspiring.
What if you could bend time, or at least could see where others had bent it?
This is a collection of stories which take place within the Times of the HG Wells universe (a sequel universe to In Between Days), or have something to do with any of the principals in that series, or their counterparts. The principals are: canon character Temporal Agent Richard Daniels, HD Avery, Daniel Beauchaine, Sheilagh Bernstein, Branch Borodin, Admiral Carmen Calavicci, Dr. Marisol Castillo, Levi Cavendish, Otra D’Angelo, Thomas Grant, Deirdre Katzman, Kevin O’Connor, Polly Porter, Crystal Sherwood and Dr. Boris Yarin.
The works are in chronological order by their main time periods. Longer books, including prequels (even works from In Between Days if they are also within the HG Wells universe) and the eight big books, are listed chronologically with teaser copy and dates, but only with a link to where a book is already posted.
The eight main books are divided into three sections: 
Section I is called Repairs, and contains A Long, Long Time Ago; Ohio and You Mixed-Up Siciliano. Section II is called Complications and contains Spring Thaw and Where the Wind Comes Sweepin’ Down the Plain. Section III is called Unravelings and contains The Point is Probably Moot; Shake Your Body and He Stays a Stranger.
Times of the HG Wells refers to the voyages of that time ship and the general workings of the 31st and 32nd century Temporal Integrity Commission. The structure of the eight big books is meant to be a serial evocative of the season-long canon ENT Xindi arc, where all of the stories were interrelated.
As always, I thank you for reading, reviewing and inspiring.
What if you could see before and after canon, and fill in the blanks?
The In Between Days universe follows six principals in that series, and their counterparts, as the Enterprise NX-01 travels the galaxy and its preliminaries and aftermath are also shown. The six principals are: Leonora (Norri) Digiorno, Douglas JH Beckett, Dr. Pamela Hudson, Melissa Madden, Charlotte Lilienne O’Day and canon character Malcolm Reed. The longer books are listed in chronological order, with teaser copy and dates, but only with a link to where a book is already posted.
The title In Between Days refers not only to a Cure song of that name, but also the time period roughly between the Terra Prime/Mirror Universe episodes on ENT and the These Are the Voyages episode which ended that series.
As always, I thank you for reading, reviewing and inspiring.
Bajoran Lieutenant JG Kayden Rychel and Cardassian Lieutenant Helik Dakbar had not gotten off to a good start. On the one hand, it seemed perfectly obvious. Even in 2408, there were tensions between Cardassians and Bajorans, and there were some who believed that the Federation would be at war with the Empire before the decade was done. Still, they were both Starfleet officers, fighting the good fight, or so it appeared, until a “harmless” comment from Rychel provoked an unexpected reaction from Dakbar. What followed was a love story that spanned life, death, espionage, questionable loyalties, blood ties, and much, much more.Jim Kirk's unexpected death while saving the Enterprise from the Nexus ribbon stuns both family and friends.
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This latest addition to the Star Trek: Beyond series contains three small Christmas stories. First, join the Kirks on a frosty day at the ranch. Then Spock and his wife deal with trying news at Plum Creek. Finally, Spock's son Simon and his wife Dane work through a disagreement.
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Vulcans on vacation. A waste of money or an enriching experience? Differing viewpoints make for interesting times when Spock and T'Naisa spend two days at a resort.
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A story in the ongoing Star Trek: Beyond series. After a brush with death, Spock seems changed, and his inexplicable behavior challenges both him and his family.
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A story in the ongoing Star Trek: Beyond series. Spock's eldest son Simon is nearing ordination as a Yanashite priest when he sets off on a musical tour and meets a girl from his past.
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It's Paul and Seven's first New Year's and, after the disaster that occured in meeting his family (in Loss and Warmth), Paul is desperate to make up for it. What he ends up doing could potentially make things worse ... or better.
(Spoilers for Star Trek Chronicles: Book III.)
