Demote in Haste, Repent at Leisure - Back on his ship but with a ticked-off Nogura at Command and an angry Chapel on board, Kirk has definitely had better months. For those who are tired of the weirdness, this is a bit fluffier--and fun. But, of course, not without some angst, cuz what's a love story with no angst? (Novella/24,400 words)
Divine Torture - First contact was never supposed to be like this. (Novelette/9,300 words)
Everything Old Is New Again - Post-TMP. After V'ger, old things seem new. (Short Story/4,100 words)
Happily Ever After--Or Something Like That - Kirk and Chapel are stuck in a fairytale world. But why? And how do they get out? This is aiming more for the funny bone than the angst meter. (Novelette/11,000 words)
Here I Come to Save the Day To say that Kirk was pissed off over what I did to him in "The Problem of Being Human," is to not understand how ticked off a character who's taken up residence in your head can be. So this is his answer. He wanted to be sexy and funny and heroic. I'm surprised he didn't ask for co-writing credit. Short and silly: enjoy! Many thanks to Celticmusebooks for the beta! (Short Story/4,000 words)
Idle Chit Chat - Kirk wanted something fun and romantic after "Doomed to Repeat." Also he wanted to not be a dick. I don't ignore him when he's pissed off at me. This is much more my normal style, so those who didn't like "Doomed to Repeat," it's safe to come back in the water. (Short Story/3,700 words)
Many Returns of the Day - Happy Birthday to trekfan-written specially for her. It's super-duper fluffy but hopefully will bring a smile! (Short Story/1,300 words)
Motivational Maneuvers - Is there anything worse than mandatory training? Only if it's a motivational seminar--that's not motivational. Fortunately, if the company is good, you're not so bad off. I've been to wayyyy too many of these, I think. (Novelette/8,700 words)
Old Friends - This is because Majel died and I felt like Chapel should have another story. (Short Story/2,100 words)
Plato's Gift - There are some unexpected after effects from the run-in with the Platonians. (Short Story/4,700 words)
Put Your Head On My Shoulder
- This started out as fluff. Nice, innocent, let them have sex in a different era fluff. But I think my muse is incapable of doing pure fluff. At any rate, this is Kirk and Chapel, living it up. Enjoy-it was fun to write (took a surprising amount of research) and I hope it's fun to read.
(Novella/25,000 words)
Should You Know If I Never Tell You? - Chapel is happy now. Even though Kirk's stolen the ship from Decker and demoted her. She's happy because Spock's back. She can resume her crush on his best friend. She has no idea Kirk's in love with her. Primarily because he never told her. (Short Story/4,800 words)
Siren's Song - A magical island brings two hurt people together. A solstice story. (Novella/23,000 words)
Snowflakes - Blame this on a snowstorm. It made me silly. (Novelette/8,000 words)
Strange Bedfellows - A landing party on a deserted planet goes awry...again. (Short Story/2,000 words)
Taken by Surprise - This woman had seen him at his very worst and liked him anyway. Kirk/Chapel, low angst, probably as romantic as I get these days. Cuz why not? (Short Story/8,000 words)
That Chance We Never Had - Goodbyes can be a chance to see what you've been missing. (Kirk/Rand but you'll need this for the Kirk/Chapel sequel.) (Short Story/1,700 words)
A Trip Through the Multiverse - You've read everything Kirk/Chapel on this site. You see the K/Ch ship wherever you look now. You are, in a word, gone on these two. This story is for you. This is early on when I only had a few stories and I got lonely for those Kirks and Chapels. With so many now, it's probably impossible to figure out which story each segment goes with, but you are welcome to try! (Novelette/7,700 words)
Unexpected - This is for Harmony Bites and she knows why. A bit experimental in the crafting, but at its heart a love story. (Short Story/4,100 words)
Welcome Home
- I think it might possibly be one of the signs of the end
days when I write something this fluffy. Oh well. It's a literary exercise--a story of only dialogue. (Short Story/1,600 words)