The starship Reykjavík is dispatched to investigate the disappearance of a Starfleet survey ship, uncovering a harrowing mystery with potentially lethal consequences.
Donald Sandhurst has become one with the Amon, and in the aftermath of his defection and Ramirez’s assault on Europa, Operation Vanguard threatens to unravel. New leadership arrives in the Delta Quadrant with the goal of shaking up the status quo as waves of refugees threaten to overwhelm the task force’s meager resources. Can Pava Lar’ragos, wounded body and soul, rally Europa’s crew to continue the mission in the captain’s absence?
After proving himself in a pitched battle, Commander Tobias Deacon is given command of the Yorktown-Class U.S.S. Challenger. On his very first mission as Commanding Officer, Deacon must come to the aid of an agricultural colony who are experienced inexplicable geological instability.
As Deacon heads deep beneath the colony, he uncovers a secret kept hidden under the serene surface of the planet. A secret that now threatens thousands of innocent lives as well as the crew of the Challenger.
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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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.
A local pastor finds relief from his worries during a visit to Plum Creek, where Spock and his family reside.
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Spock receives a disturbing inheritance from his aunt's estate and a surprise visitation that is even more troubling.
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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 adventurous young daughter cannot take all the blame when things start disappearing at his horse ranch.
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Season 3, Episode 4
After a failed errand of mercy within Cardassian space, Ronnie Kozar is forced to relive both ecstasy and heartbreak with his former lover, Mariana Katel. Through these experiences, he finds an unlikely ally in criminal scientist, Crell Moset.
Up in orbit, Lieutenant Commander Lisa Neeley attempts to salvage the mission, and makes a disturbing discovery about the secret Oralian Way colony.
Aboard the USS Lambda Paz, Captain Limis Vircona learns the finer points of diplomacy in trying to string together a fighting force against Cardassia's ancient enemy.
On Vulcan, T'Naisa Brandt's brush with death awakens Spock's love for her, but will she betray him again?
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Will Riker and Data investigate a series of murders along the Neutral Zone; what they find is quite disturbing.
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In the months following the Great Quake, Teresa's strange behavior baffles Spock and Lauren. This is the first of two "Knowing" stories which deal with the same events as seen through differing viewpoints.
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Season 3, Episode 3
A new enemy invades Cardassian space. With the Federation unwilling to provide full support, the Lambda Paz crew becomes involved a covert operation of addressing the growing refugee crisis. (Part 1 of 2)
Cargo freighter Rhapsody Rabbit Gavilán travels to 
the Klingon world of Q'onraf where local customs dictate no energy weapons are permitted. Tabatha Chase finds more than she bargains for and mysteries surrounding passenger Ajshae continue to stack up. Blood pacts, business rivals and secrets land the Rabbit in trouble - again!
In 2385, Danny Scott has gone insane. Or as close to it as you can be without receiving an official diagnosis. Locked up for months in a Federation funny farm, he’s had his fill of tests, poking and prodding. The universe has changed and no one has any idea except him. Things are wrong and the answers aren’t in his less-than-comfortable room.
It’s time to hit the road and get answers. These are the continuing adventures of Danny Scott as he engineers his escape and searches the universe for answers. Whether they’re answers he’ll like is another matter entirely.
Written for the 2014 TToT Ficlet Flashdance Challenge
