Dregs (PG-13)
- Post-WoK. Spock is dead. What if you're the one left behind?
Embers (PG-13)
- Post-STV. They shared their pain, but then fate intervened. Now that everything is back to normal--or nearly so--is there anything left for Kirk and Chapel?
Physician, Heal Thyself (PG-13)
- Post-STV. So what does McCoy think of Kirk and Chapel's relationship?
Never and Always Touching and Touched (R) - Post-STV. Spock has a secret.
Bargains in the Dead of Mind (PG-13) - Post-STV. Chapel's take on her relationships with Kirk, Spock, and McCoy.
Asunder (R) - How Spock went to Gol stories are out there in mass; I've done some of them myself and thought the muse was done with that theme. But I had some insight recently into what might have driven Spock away, and the muse insisted I write it down.
Choices (PG) - I got to pondering just what happened to Saavik after we saw her for those brief moments on Vulcan in ST IV. Then I started to wonder what she thought of Valeris and the conspiracy in ST VI. And then I started to think about other things. And pretty soon the muse came calling. I hope you like the results.
Confessions of a Construct (PG) - Some characters should never be allowed access to the muse.
In Mine (PG) - She was the mother of Kirk's son, and we only saw her for a moment. What was Carol Marcus' life like before and after The Wrath of Khan?
Lessons (PG-13) - He conjured her up on a pleasure planet, but we never really knew her. So who was Ruth, anyway?
Mazes of a Nightmare (R) - Where does a nightmare end and reality begin? This is hurt-comfort, but much more than that too. My muse got ambitious with this one. If you like TOS, and Kirk, give it a try.
Not All At Once (PG-13)
- This is a companion piece to "Weeds," Rabble Rouser's award-winning Marla McGivers story and you should really read that first. This is from Khan's perspective. It's dark.
The Occupations Series - Chapel through her various occupations (This one does its best to track canon.)
Nurse (PG-13)
- Set during the five-year mission.
Doctor (R)
- Just before ST:TMP, and during the mission that followed.
Scientist (PG-13)
- Set before STII: WOK.
Commander (R)
- Set after STII: WOK.
Revenant (R)
- Set after STVI: TUC.
Communion in Dust and Sorrow (PG-13) - A Moment. Kirk/Saavik. Set during the three-month exile between the end of ST III and the beginning of ST IV.
Heart, We Will Forget Him (PG-13) - Because Rand wanted me to do one just for her. I don't know that this is what she had in mind, but she's enough of a diva not to care as long as it's her code in the pairing. Kirk/Rand.
Last Breath (PG-13) - What do you say to a soul mate you forgot? Kirk/Spock. (Songfic Challenge)
The Party's Over (PG-13) - Two friends say goodbye. Sulu/Chapel.
Requiem (G) - A poem for the dead. Kirk/Spock.
Search for Me (PG-13) - Abandoned. Alone. Angsty. It's Kirk/Spock, TMP timeframe. Written for the AAK/SA San Francisco Update 2004.
Stardust (PG-13) - (Sometime after "The Cage") A close call makes Pike question the way things are. Pike/Number One.
Substitute (PG-13) - Because love can get messy.
Twisted (R) - Written for the Christine Chapel Fanfiction Fest. The challenge was to have Chapel switch bodies with someone as the result of a transporter accident. It could have been humorous and fun, so of course my muse took a darker road instead.
The Babe-a-Week Club (PG-13) [Written with Rabble Rouser] - A motley group of women is gathered together. But for what purpose?
Solitary Confinement (PG) - TOS timeframe. Prompted by the question: "What would it be like for a lone human aboard a Vulcan ship?"
Two Characters in Search of a Drink (PG) - And now for something completely off the wall...
Uneasy Alliances (R) - This is an experiment in nonlinear storytelling, and it is definitely different. It's set sometime after STVI and Generations. It was supposed to be a Spock/Chapel. Try it, you might like it.
Nearest Distant Shore (R) - Sometimes to get away from one thing, you'll reach for the next closest thing. This is Kirk-Chapel and Spock-Chapel, and there are so many other ways this could go, including a threesome, that I'm putting it here in case that squicks you, but I'm not promising that's where this goes. People are a bit angry here--or at least a couple of them are.
Under Duress (R) - This is a new Kirk/Spock/Chapel, unrelated to the ongoing series. I felt like twisting them in a new way.
The "Three's Apparently Not a Crowd" Series
Forgotten (R) - Stranded and apparently forgotten on a frozen world, three crewmates learn to survive.
Remembered (R) - Sequel to Forgotten. What happens when you come back home?
Man and Man and Wife (R) - Our intrepid threesome explores a new frontier: getting married. With apologies to: "Father of the Bride," "The Wedding Planner," "Romancing the Stone," "Summer Lovers," and "Murphy's Romance." No weddings or wedding planners were harmed in the making of this story. The use of illegal substances is not encouraged. Professional fictional characters at work: Do Not Try This at Home.
And V'Ger Makes Four (R) - The threesome takes on Star Trek: The Motion Picture. This follows on the heels of "Man and Man and Wife."
Still Life in Triplicate (R) - Because life isn't always about the big moments. Sequel to "And V'Ger Makes Four."
Beloved (R) - This is a short sequel to Revenant and it's K/S/Ch for those who need a warning. But you don't have to have read the Occupations Series to get this. And really, this isn't in the same tense or the same tone or with the same POV character, somaybe it's better if you haven't read it? Suffice it to say, Kirk and Chapel are dead and living happily together when the story begins.
Blood Ties (PG-13) - This story, told from the point of view of Spock and Chapel's daughter gives a dark view of the couple. The tale twists and turns as it follows the young woman through the important events of the Star Trek universe. Is it AU? Maybe ... maybe not.
Blood Debt (PG-13)
- This is a sequel to Blood Ties, set during the TNG era (after the ep "Unification"). It's sort of a fairy tale, if perhaps a dark one. There's some f/f slash in this. If you're not comfy with that, best move on.
Blood Vengeance (PG-13)
- This is the last story in the Blood Ties trilogy. It starts a few years after Blood Debt and is set during the Dominion War. There's some f/f slash in this. If you're not comfy with that, best move on.