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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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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Spock's discontented daughter, Tess, wants a home of her own, but is she ready? Will she ever be?
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Alternate title: Six Times Spock Indulged in an Illogical Human Pastime and One Time the Humans Returned the Favour
Spock spends some quality time with his human crewmates.
Spock's fateful mission to stop the Hobus supernova from a 24th Century point-of-view.
Spock pays a visit to the burial site of James T. Kirk.
A resurrected Spock tries to reconcile his conflicting thoughts.
Based on the ending of Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
Spock reflects on his decision to return to Starfleet and the Enterprise.
A continuation of the conversation between Spock and McCoy from "The Gamesters of Triskellion" that ended on-screen with this priceless expression. 
Even the logical and unemotional Mister Spock can still crack a joke once in a while.
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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Break out the ashtrays, Nayo is back. It's been nine years since Spock took in his nephew D'Gar, and the time has come for the boy to finally meet his father. The final chapter includes cameos by two ST:TNG characters.
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Captain Christopher Pike was very different from Spock's new commanding officer. And now Spock must also adjust to a sharp-tongued CMO named McCoy. Will a shipboard party promote friendly relations? Conversation and cake. What could possibly go wrong? (Written for April's "Minor Ailment" challenge).
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An old high school composition stirs memories and raises questions for Spock's daughter, T'Beth.
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A menacing stranger intrudes upon Spock's life, bringing strange revelations and unprecedented changes.
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At long last, the Dreamcatcher Boys' Ranch becomes a reality in the wilds of Northern California. What could possibly go wrong?
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A quarrel between children becomes a quarrel between neighbors when a secret is revealed.
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A poem first published in a fanzine of the 1980's following "The Search for Spock". It has since undergone some rewriting.
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