Kirk and Spock and their craving for the occasional female... which creates drama.
The Captain has a little problem - in this story he's more than a few steps behind his first officer ... but he catches up (grin).
I don't own the characters - just like to take them out to play with once in a while. All honors to those who've gone before!
Some readers may think this needs to be AU rather than TOS, if so let me know. I personally think the warnings are excessive but thought I'd be careful. This is my first time posting so apologies ahead of time for any errors. I'll try to fix any that get pointed out to me.
***update - the original Chapter one has been updated and Chapter 2 added - Many many thanks to Pamdizzle for being beta reader on this!***
*** 2nd update - added Chapters 3 - 6. Thanks to Pamdizzle for great editing support for chapters 3 and 4. Five and six errors are all my own - please point them out to me!
A sequel to "This Side of Paradise", the TOS episode where Spock gets hit with spores and falls in love. For those of you who like my "sweet yet hot" stories, I think this one will fit the bill. Enjoy.
Spock learns a lesson in Applied Mathematics, namely not every power equation results in equality, and which side of that equation you occupy can make a world of difference.
Response to the "I Hate Love" challenge from Tech_Duinn.
Kirk is in love with Spock, and all Mccoy can do is watch the phenomenon of a perfect match.
A Moment that tells of the meaning of their great love... Kirk & Spock, of course. Naturally. It's the answer to everything they've been through.
Inspired by TLara's hilarious Parallel Dreams on the Path of Thorns.
During the 1940s in smoke-filled Boston, an unlikely group of people become close friends—a few of these people are on a mission, the others simply spend their days at The Paradise.
After a diplomatic mission goes horribly, humiliatingly wrong, Jim learns something surprising about Spock.
Finding one's soulmate is life's crowning achievement. It isn't supposed to cause something akin to a tragedy. it isn't supposed to break someone else's heart. After the events of Wrath of Khan, Bones reluctantly tells Jim a few things about himself and Spock that Jim didn't know before. The story of three men who cared about each other, and the one of them who wasn't supposed to love at all but loved too fiercely, instead. Kirk/Spock & Spock/McCoy
A Mirrorverse AU where a Vulcan concubine has caught the eye of a certain starship captain.
Originally published in Legends #6, 2011
Links to art:
Patron-> http://princessofswords.com/page1/files/Patronsmall.html
The End--> http://princessofswords.com/page1/files/endsmall.html
‘There’s an elephant in the room’, Jim thought. It danced and sang, jumped and crept, taunting him with desires which, once outwardly acknowledged, could have the power to change things irrevocably. ~Surrounds the events of the first season episode "The Devil in the Dark"
Four times a human euphemism/ phrase went right over Spock's head, and one time it really didn't.
from the prompt “One of the few items Spock has from his mother is a box containing Christmas ornaments. Jim helps him recreate a Christmas as his mom celebrated it.”
the poem was printed in Beyond Dreams #8
What every mom wants.
Kirk says goodbye after Spock has gone to Gol
The five year mission is coming to an end. Kirk and Spock have a heart to heart that will change their lives forever.
That thing Spock does
