The sequel to Catching Fireflies at MidSummer Eve and Fireflies' Dance. Amanda and Sarek have much to learn about one another and there are barriers along the way.

A companion piece to Catching Fireflies on MidSummer Eve - fills in the time period between the seasonal chapters on the earlier piece

Manipulations, romance and legal issues arise when T'Pring faces the difficult challenge of finding suitable marriage partners for her children. Takes place after ST4. Chapter 18 added.

Written pre movies and decades before reboot, this story is set many years after the first 5 year mission. A fluffy romance. The Star Trek characters are property of Paramount, the original characters are all mine.

The relationship that started it all - Sarek/Amanda. How a logical guy like Sarek fell for a human, and why he would defy his people to marry her. Sybock & Spock will be featured. Starts with Sarek's first Pon Farr - first two chapters are angsty.

A story of Vulcan: There are things which are greater than any single human or Vulcan. As long as there is life, there is hope.

Spock didn't need to say it but, he found, it was comforting to hear it. Five times Spock saw Sarek loving Amanda. Amanda/Sarek fluff.

A tragedy seen from two sides of the glass: how Amanda's death is felt in both universes

A short prequel to END OF ALL THINGS. And for those that are unfamiliar with me, I do not accept either TNG or the pro-novels as canon!

After a long inactive spell, this is just a little piece, done as part of a "bad habits" challenge, and hopefully will lead to more! Thanks for all of those who have left me encouraging words during the drought!

Please read and review! McCoy mindmelds with Saavik while he is carrying Spock's katra, and discovers how Saavik helped him through pon farr. Set during movie 3, while the crew is en route to Vulcan. Rating just to be safe. Newly edited and revised.

Sarek considers ancient archives on the eve of Amanda's adoption into the clan. Updated and corrected. Holography series 3A after As a Reminder and a Promise

What steps could eventually tear the treasure relationship between father and son so far apart?

Saying goodbye to the only home you've ever known for a world you've never seen this was my response to the Sarek and Amanda Group challenge of a field of flowers, a rain shower, and a quote.