[Part 2 of The Heart of Wadj Wer Series] Finally Jim is about to graduate from Starfleet, to journey to the heavens and explore new worlds. But first he must defeat the mad Captain Nero and save Vulcan and Earth. If that’s not enough he has to deal with competition for Spock's affection, an emotionally open old Spock, and too many questions from too many people about his little miracle child. What's a cadet to do?

Sequel to 'Preparations'.

Kirk comes back home early to find a disturbing note from Spock; it is a suicide note.  He manages to stop Spock dying, but can he salvage the life they have built together?  This is the story of a journey not to the most outer reaches of space, but to the depths of deepest despair.

Warnings: self-harm and suicide, major angst and desperation.  This story is not fluffy - don't say you weren't warned.

Earth's solstice-timed holidays have been difficult for both Kirk and Spock, but that's not the only thing they have in common.

 “Don’t you think that life should be gay, and bright and lovely, like champagne?” (Cary Grant as Nickie Ferrante, An Affair to Remember, 1957). As it happens I do, so I wrote this - with all respect intended to Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr and 20th Century Fox, as well as to Paramount et al.

This story is now completed :)

When Kirk and Spock end up on a planet with an entirely male population, they wonder how the men manage to procreate. Then they find out.

Sequel to All Along: Fortune. Despite his growing bond with Spock, Jim feels alone in life. The challenges he faces with his mother and Tarsus only seem to confirm this. Can Spock show him how wrong he is?

Deciding to surprise her son by visiting him at his dorm room at Starfleet Academy, Amanda gets a slight surprise of her own when she meets Spock's roommate, Nyota Uhura.

Teenage Spock's link with T'Pring is dissolved. T'Pau's verdict: Spock is incapable of bonding with a female. What does this mean? And what will happen when Kirk enters the picture?

It's a Wonderful Life meets TOS: Two years after V'ger, the Enterprise crew--including Kirk, Spock, McCoy and Christine Chapel--get the chance to spenf Christmas leave on Earth with their families.  After being rejected by his Human relatives, Spock and Amanda accept an invitation to join Kirk and Christine in Iowa, where they're sharing an old-fashioned Christmas with Kirk's mother; Spock arrives feeling depressed and isolated, but when he gets lost in a blizzard, a vision of an angel shows him how fortunate he really is.

What do you get when you cross a classic fairy tale with K/S? Hopefully not a complete disaster. I think the plot of this particular tale needs no explanation...

NOW DONE!