Final installment of the 'Dreams' series, follows from 'Dreamers of the Day'. A coup has taken place in the Terran Empire, and power is there for whoever can seize it. Malcolm and Liz must evade the authorities if they are to make a new life for themselves; but the past is not so easily left behind...Some brief passages may qualify for an M rating but will be clearly marked.

As the first bonding ceremony between a Vulcan and her Human winds to a close on the surface of Vulcan, a quiet guest well-acquainted with both bride and groom muses on first impressions, patently false familial allegations, and the inevitability of emotional expression. Or, the private thoughts of Soval as Trip and T'Pol marry. Drabble.

The Enterprise crew is on leave after the Expanse. Trip finds staying at home after Elizabeth's death and T'Pol's marriage too painful and ends up on Malcolm's doorstep. But Malcolm, who has his own issues staying at home with his father, has stormed out and is not there... Trip and Stuart Reed, each with their own burden to carry, have a long conversation.

Of Tripp and T'Pol of something that could have happen and not how the show ended. Follow them through the years before there was a Federation

He'd been moody lately. For a Vulcan.

2161. Six years after "Terra Prime" and one year after the Romulan war. According to historical records, Commander Charles Tucker the Third died two weeks previously. The records are incorrect.

This story starts where the TV show ended, ignoring TATV

Some alternative takes on the fifteenth episode from season 3. Light-hearted stuff, nothing heavy.

The war is going badly for Earth. The Romulans continue to push on every front. With nothing left to lose, Captain Tara Shields of the UES Vengeance leads the United Earth Space Navy in one last desperate operation...

Trip and T'Pol, having avoided confronting the reality of their newly discovered bond, now must face their feelings in their bid to survive an away mission gone horribly wrong.

The crew of the Enterprise NX-01 is confronted with a mysterious danger. During an away mission, Trip and Malcolm are infected by a strange virus that causes amnesia and uncontrollable behavior. While the crew desperately searches for a cure, they must also explore planet P8X-387, where unusual life forms and a mysterious disease lurk.

Charles Anthony Tucker III is dead, maybe for real this time. His friends have no idea if he survived destroying Section 31, and without him reaching out to them, they will never know. Tucker is uncertain himself if he's still alive, sometimes he's not so sure. A Prime Directive is being drafted, what role with Admiral Archer and Captain T'Pol have in its creation? Cross posted

Sequel to "Setting The Course": After a sneak attack on Earth by the Romulans, Enterprise leaves for deep space, searching for answers but they may find more than they expected to. Expect some hard SF and TnT romance along with a bit of military action.

In the depths of the Expanse, as the great weapon prepares to launch, the Enterprise has a chance encounter with its own future. A continuing novelization/adaptation of the Xindi story arc. Now updated with "Devil's Dance": Archer meets the Xindi Council.

It was bad enough that the government gave her the grumpiest Vulcan alive as an exchange partner. But Genie has to survive a year with Soval, and she's certain the Vulcans are hiding something. Why are the Vulcans acting strangely, and if love gets in the way of her quest for answers, will everything fall apart? Rated T for safety, some chapters may be M. 1st-person POV.

On the scale of one to disastrous for first encounters, this was shaping up to be the worst one yet—at least for Trip. And that was counting the time he got impregnated by sticking his hands in a bowl of beads.

A/TP. On the way to meetings with the Xindi on the Aquatic world of Azati Prime, Archer and T'Pol are abducted leaving the newly returned Tripp in command with more than a missing command team to worry about. Their ensuing adventure helps unravel a long-standing mystery. (Follows "In A Mirror, Darkly, Part III," "Recompense" and "Big Iron" and is new Season 4 finale)

As we all know, These Are The Voyages was not cannon. Although there is a book series I like, this is also another idea of how it could have gone. I have read many stories, which were all good, but did loud declarations of love did not fit with my vision of them. Take a look for yourself, and let me know what you think!

He would meditate later on how the idea of not speaking to the Corporal directly in the future was surprisingly unpalatable to him.

Her second thought wasn't much different, save for being laced with silent profanity.

The Enterprise crew were sent to a science base to discover why they had lost contact. Captain Archer and the crew find an unexpected situation. There are also other mental challenges besides Autism.

After 9 years of travel across 20 light years, the colonisation of Terra Nova is about to begin.

12 years on from the end of Star Trek Enterprise Admiral Archer attends the dedication ceremony for a new starship.

The older Enterprise wasn't destroyed after all. When it limps back to Earth, Trip finds Lorian and invites him home to meet the family.

The Enterprise NX-01 is the first place that's starting to feel like home. As the Weapon's Officer's walls gradually melt, he realizes he's developing sincere feelings for a special crew member, someone he has breakfast with almost every morning.