Torn between the choices of whether or not to pursue a romantic relationship with Jim, Spock makes a special trip back to Vulcan to seek out the advice of his trusted mentor, T'Pol. Her own experiences brought suddenly to light help guide Spock in this deeply personal matter.

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On the eve of yet another birthday, a melancholic Admiral Kirk wonders what his legacy will be. Somewhere along the line, as he became tied to a desk, he lost himself. It takes his bondmate Spock to help him see what he wants from life...and it takes his old nemesis Khan Noonien Singh to help him see what he needs from life.

This is a slash retelling of The Wrath of Khan, expanding into and beyond the scope of the film, with emphasis on the inner thoughts of Kirk.

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“Maybe some day you’ll meet somebody that means more to you than that ship of yours does. Somebody for whom you’ll be willing to sacrifice everything for. I hope you do. I want you to have that kind of love in your life. ” --Carol Marcus, "Reflections"

Following the death of Spock, Admiral Kirk is willing to sacrifice everything for the one he loves.

This is a slash retelling of The Search for Spock, expanding into and well beyond the scope of the film.

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Serving on the Enterprise under James T. Kirk is an awful lot like riding an express elevator to Hell, going down. Nothing ever seems to go quite according to plan. There's canceled shore leave to cope with, crazy bosses to work with, religious fanatics to outwit, Klingons to battle, and a transporter system that refuses to work no matter how hard you stroke its subroutines. Fortunately the hometown hero of Boring, Oregon can handle anything that the universe throws his way. He is, after all, Mr. Adventure...

Written as a follow-up to "Mr. Adventure's Wild Adventure," which can be read here. SORAL179 suggested in a review for that story that Mr. Adventure deserved another shot in the limelight, and I couldn't agree more. So here it is, with my personal apologies to Fucking, Boring, and Hell.

“My, but we are in a bad mood today, aren’t we?” Q made a pouty face at Worf. “What’s wrong? Did we break our toy sword? Drink a little bit of prune juice that didn’t quite agree with us?”

Worf ground his teeth together. “I have nothing to say to you. Go away.”

Q’s facial expression became more serious, his eyebrows knitting together over his nose. “Or perhaps it’s that lovely Jadzia Dax that’s making us so irritable?”

Worf had always known that he needed a Klingon woman to be truly happy. A relationship with Jadzia Dax could never, ever, possibly work. So why does the troublesome Q seem to feel differently?

A reader warning: I put on the 'erotica' category because at one point Q and Worf are watching Jim and Spock having sex, which I will admit is a bit twisted. It's not just random smut, however; Q really does have a reason for showing Worf something like that.

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As Christmas approaches, Jim is crushed at his ongoing failure to add to the family tree. Three and a half year old Rose meanwhile wants more than anything to be one of Santa's elves. Spock faces the bewildering challenges of consoling both his bondmate and his young daughter.

A special holiday edition sequel to "How to Marry a Starship Captain." Tapestry series.

COMPLETE! (Miracles do happen...)

Jim's tired. And frustrated. And he can't have caffeine right now, owing to the fact that he's pregnant.

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