Bones hasn't seen his daughter since she was a baby, so of course he jumps at the chance to spend twelve weeks with her while his ex-mother-in-law receives some medical treatments.

Joanna quickly captivates the crew, bringing out a child-like exuberance in everyone from the captain to the quartermaster. Bones struggles to get the hang of being a full-time dad for the first time in his life, and his daughter takes it upon herself to find someone for him to marry.

McCoy/OC and K/S

I'm going to go ahead and add the angst tag just because I know me. I can't keep it light and fluffy for very long.

Embarking upon the Five-Year mission with the Starfleet flagship, and the best and the brightest aboard her, it seems that Jim Kirk has it all. With Spock and Bones beside him, his physical recovery complete, he feels ready to take on the universe. But when Command orders the Enterprise into a diplomatic mission involving an unstable, warring planet, somebody is bound to get hurt. Adept at hiding both his demons and his affections, Jim is ready to do whatever it takes to be the Captain Pike wanted him to be, whether that involves sacrificing his happiness, or even his life.

Peace is not a universal objective.

A story that explores the idea that Spock's birth was carefully planned and done for good reason.

(I am new to Star trek, if this is nothing new then I apologise dearly >_
Categories: Works in Progress
Characters: None
Crossover Fandom: None
Genres: Kirk-Spock Friendship
Other Languages: None
Specific movie: None
Story Type: Action/Plot, Angst
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Universe: ST:TOS Original Universe
Warnings: None
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Chapters: 1 Table of Contents
Completed: No Word count: 787 Read Count: 1045

Is it just me or is "live long and prosper" the coolest catchphrase ever? Anyway, this is a 5&1 about this particular Vulcan phrase or,

The five times Spock wished someone to "live long and prosper" and the one time he didn't have to.

Looking back, Jim could tell it had been an utterly ridiculous idea with little hope of success. Of course, that's why he had decided to do it. Jim Kirk always beat the odds, even if he had to pass himself off as a Vulcan to do it. Admittedly, riding a sehlat and using a lance was a bit more than he initial bargained for. A story inspired by A Knights Tale.

Year 2431. Planets in the Alpha quadrant are disappearing mysteriously. The captain of the Enterprise is assigned to investigations

Shore leave, chocolate, and shenanigans. ;)

For Jim Kirk, nothing was simple. Things are changing and he wants to settle down, but he doesn't think he can change. And those damn dreams aren't making things any easier.

Poor Doctor McCoy has to deal with his best friend having no idea he's in love. But