After meeting Jamie Kirk, Pavella Chekov learns the truth about the things that go bump in the night and the horific truth about her mother's death. Will she believe in any of it and join her friend as a hunter? Or will she fall in the demon's hands?

Sanity, safety and everything familiar is left behind when Lucifer escapes from Starfleet prison, set loose from the depths of living hell to wreak mad, merry death on those who wronged him.

How far would you go to rescue a friend? One Starfleet crew is about to find out.

Starfleet likes to make sure that its star ship crews aren't literally going crazy. A psychologist visits both the Impala and the Enterprise with...surprising results.

The people from the USS Enterprise and Impala as seen from the perspective of a bartender, who witnesses their ups, their downs and the places in-between.

Humorous, mostly unconnected short stories illuminating the lighter side of life with the USS Impala and Enterprise - pranks, epically funny revenge and captains who occasionally act like five-year-olds.

When things go wrong after exploring a new planet, Jim and Dean find themselves unwitting toys for the rest of the Enterprise crew.

Explosions, conspiracies, spies, hijackings and two very irritated Starfleet captains looking for alternative, satisfactory methods of conflict resolution.

In which Dean wants something interesting to happen, Sam and an away team get into trouble and both Winchesters act like stupidly brave heroes.

In which General Jack O'Neill and SG-1 learn that even the edge of the universe isn't insurmountable and 'accidentally' put themselves out of contact with the IOA so they can continue to do what SG-1 does best - explore. In this case, explore Starfleet.

More bad guys, more ass-kicking to dish out, just another day at the office for the USS Impala and Enterprise until the new guys show their mettle and our favourite crews get a pleasant surprise.

A meeting of great minds. May the galaxy tremble under the clash of titans. More to the point, may Sams and Spocks save the world before it implodes from sheer captain inanity.

In which a security commander of lesser fame learns about Jo Harvelle's personal brand of diplomacy and inter-ship cooperation and Cupcake watches in vast amusement, knowing he should probably stop her...

Captain Jim Kirk takes a good look at what it means to be family, to have a father and to rely on those he can trust.

A night out in San Francisco goes screwy sideways when a Starfleet captain picks a fight with Dean Winchester and Jim Kirk.

Four months into his captaincy, Jim Kirk gets his first official reprimand. Reprimands are bad, humiliating. So why does he frame the damn thing and hang it on the Enterprise's recreational room wall?

All they want to do is go home for Christmas, but the galaxy seems to be conspiring against them...

In the interests of promoting comradely good-will amongst starships, the USS Impala and the USS Potemkin swap first officers for two weeks. Guess who's not impressed?

Sam and Spock are the sensible, smart, scientific first officers who keep two maverick starship captains in line and mostly in one piece. They'd never get into trouble...right?

Commander John Winchester returns to Starfleet Academy as the Security instructor from Hell with occasional assistance from his devil spawn minions Captain Dean Winchester, Commander Sam Winchester and on one memorable occasion, Captain Jim Kirk.

In which the Impala gets a problematic security chief and Captain Winchester vows to never again trust Starfleet intelligence analysts.

Three stubborn Winchesters, a whole lifetime of decisions gone awry, recognizing what you have in front of you and finding your way back to something good.

Dean, some beer, a nosy Jim Kirk, the shadows of fathers and remembering the journey towards becoming Captain Dean Winchester of the USS Impala.

There are some people you just expect to bail out of lock up after a night on the town. And then there are the ones who surprise you.

Sometimes, that which you have triumphed over rises up to choke you once more. The Enterprise and her crew had watched the Narada vanish into that singularity forever. Right?