Retirement blues has hit Jim hard, but Spock knows just what to do. Unexpectedly, he might find some of his own missing pieces along the way as well.
Jim Kirk exists in a dark reality where he lives by the gun and expects to die that way, too. Until he meets an enigmatic stranger who saves his life by offering his own.
Written for the #ficwip5k AU Challenge on AO3
Written in response to Arcadii's challenge
Warning: het. I know, it's pushing the bounds of decency.
Also, as a note-- take Jim's advice to Spock. You don't have to keep up with all the characters.
Categories: Works in Progress
Characters: McCoy, Sarek, Uhura
Crossover Fandom: None
Genres: Kirk/Spock Slash
Other Languages: None
Specific movie: None
Story Type: Fluff, Humor, Romance
Trope (OPTIONAL): None
Universe: Abrams Universe
Warnings: None
Series: None
Chapters: 2 Table of Contents
Completed: No
Word count: 12156 Read Count: 176
After the Narada incident, the returning Enterprise didn't exactly get a hero's welcome. Inspired by SoldierGirl's Affirmation challenge.
Aug 2020 - nothing to see here. I accidentally added a chapter to the wrong fic.
Categories: Fiction
Characters: Sarek
Crossover Fandom: None
Genres: Kirk/Spock Pre-Slash
Other Languages: None
Specific movie: None
Story Type: None
Trope (OPTIONAL): None
Universe: None
Warnings: None
Challenges: Affirmation
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes
Word count: 7408 Read Count: 10069
Spock has regrets. Kirk tries to hang on. It's a bitch and then Sarek dies.
If Sarek ain't happy, ain't nobody happy.
Can a person from Spock's past help captain and first officer become more than friends?
When the Enterprise's first officer recruits childhood acquaintance, Tralnor, as a partner in completing a dangerous covert task assigned by T'Pau, nothing is easy. Vulcan's shadowy past still has teeth, and the onus is on Spock to stop a piece of history from taking a bite out of the present.
Jim Kirk, convinced he's still got time to ask Spock to be his lover, starts to fray at the edges, nearly sinking their relationship, after he catches wind of a very special woman in Spock's life. What Kirk does not know is just how much Spock wants to stay at the captain's side as a friend plus a lot more.
Will Kirk and Spock overcome their inability to express their true feelings toward one another? Is it going to take meddling friends and crewmates to push them together? What is T'Pau so desperate to find the answers to? And, who or what exactly is Mollie?
A collection of space husbands short stories ranging from the five year mission to old married bliss. Each chapter can be read as a stand-alone work.
Earth and Vulcan are on the brink of war, tensions between the two planets have never been higher and the entire quadrant is terrified. Everyone that is aside from pirates.
But then, one day the famed pirate captain Jim Kirk meets a Vulcan on the run with a mysterious past, who throws a spanner in all of his pirate plans.
The pressure is on for Kirk and Spock to have the ship prepared for an inspection while Spock at the same time is supervising the development of exciting new medical technology. As a result, their love life is in tatters, but Jim Kirk is determined to get some time with his bondmate one way or another.
Kirk is assaulted by some very bad men. Spock gives comfort.
Meanwhile, the reader is assaulted by some very bad early fan writing. Even Spock can's fix that.
James T. Kirk never thought that this happened in real life. I mean – like - it didn’t! it was a just cliché from the early days of romantic comedies that went away faster than tv itself did. It was tired even when it was introduced.
But here he was. Shoved into the closet of a guy he had come over to, uh, study with, because his mother had returned home early while he was in nothing more than his boxer shorts.
Life continues in a universe without Vulcan, but Spock remains locked in a timeless path. Everything is as it should be, yet nothing is as it ought to be. Then Kirk walks back into his life and sends Spock off his axis. Academy fic, set after the 2009 film.
In the wake of pon farr, the events on Vulcan are weighing heavy on Spock and his Captain. But will their attempt to fix the problem only make things worse?
During a joint lecture at the Academy, Spock senses that Kirk is growing tired of the secrecy around their relationship and takes steps to resolve the matter.
Sometimes you just can't help yourself.
Sent to Nimbus III on an errand of doomed diplomacy, Sarek has a chance encounter with a Klingon, Councilor Gorkon. Before he can get very far in negotiations, however, Sarek is forced to return to Vulcan upon the unexpected death of his son by Khan's hands.
As he struggles to understand the moral implications of the Genesis Project, Gorkon decides to accompany Sarek and Amanda back to Vulcan for his own mysterious reasons -- even as the Klingon Empire prepares for war.
And then of course there is Curzon Dax -- a young man coming to Vulcan in the midst of an identity crisis. Paradoxically he is old enough to remember 150 years worth of one Vulcan family's history, and unlike Sarek and Amanda, he doesn't feel especially bound by Vulcan cultural taboos to keep his mouth shut.
During their strange time together, Gorkon's unexpected wisdom leads to some revelations concerning Sarek's relationship with Spock and his opinions of Spock's bondmate, and helps guide Sarek's actions as Sarek makes plans to visit Jim on Earth.
Tapestry series.
It’s July of 1969 and the entirety of the USA seemed to have space fever. That is, however, aside from James T Kirk, a very recent military school dropout who’s come back to his hometown to try and sort himself back out. When he encounters a wounded alien who’s crash-landed in the middle of a neighbouring farm, it’s a race against the clock, the US government, and the alien’s rapidly deteriorating health, to try and bring him back home.
Oh, and also their growing feelings for each other, but that's quite low on their shared priority list among the chaos of everything else.
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A story told in part by two people who really should be doing something better with their time than hosting a conspiracy-based podcast episode on Kirk’s mysterious, possibly alien-related, disappearance.
Mirror Universe
Mirror universe
