Star Trek Romance
Romance and Star Trek -- spurned by the writers, loved by the fans. Ah well, there's always hope something will happen in the future. I don't have much for P/C, but I do have some stuff in the works if I can ever get off my butt. J/C is a bit more prolific. I hope to add a new part to the Scenes series around the first of each month and you have the right to flame me if I'm late getting the next installment out. A quick note about my stories -- sap abounds. I can only think of a handful in which Janeway and Chakotay/Picard and Crusher do not end up together in the end. My theory is that if I want to be depressed, all I have to do is turn on the TV and watch this week's episode. Most are pretty romantic and gushy, or at least tend in that direction, and while there is implied sex in a number, nothing is worse than a soft R. Certainly much tamer than most of what is out there in the movies nowadays. The early stuff isn't as good as some of the later stuff, but that's to be expected I guess. Other than that, enjoy!
Disclaimer (aka covering my butt): All characters contained within the stories posted here, barring those created by me, belong to Paramount (or Amblin in the case of one story). I'm just borrowing them and paying homage to the institution of Star Trek.
A Question of Love: Seven of Nine has a question for the captain.
A Friendly Bet: It's the final game of the senior staff pool tournament and both Chakotay and Janeway want to win -- no matter what the cost. Kind of a prequel to "Fields of Gold."
Fields of Gold: When Chakotay designs a new holoprogram for Kathryn, it has some interesting long term effects.
Alternatives: The Commander Chakotays from two very different time lines are switched while on an away mission. Can the crew get things back to normal before Janeway's relationship with him is forever changed?
Rumor Has It: Janeway and Chakotay decide to change tactics in their fight against rumors of their relationship. But what they fail to consider is what could happen because of this change.
Cupid's Arrow II: Cupid Returns: A sequel to "Cupid's Arrow" (which can be found on the ASC archives. The meddling deity returns to finish the job he set out to accomplish originally, but this time brings a friend.
We Could Be in Love: It's talent night and Tom and B'Elanna are the main attraction. (Not just P/T though)
A Kiss is Just a Kiss (Unless You're Naked and it's 6AM): The title kind of says it all. Chakotay and Janeway waking up in the morning. Not really any plot, just a lot of mush.
Beloved Wife: A sad but sweet tale of the end of Janeway and Chakotay's relationship.
Check Yes Or No: A message on a PADD left by Chakotay causes Janeway to think seriously about their relationship.
The Dating Game: Kathryn and B'Elanna take a trip to the Dating Game. A spoof of both the "Dating Game" and "Voyager."
An Evening At Neelix's: Come spend a day with the morale officer. (It's J/C, trust me)
Everything's Changed: Voyager's finally home. So what happens now?
I'll Be Home for Christmas: Janeway realizes the true meaning of home.
Kathryn and the Seven Dwarfs: Janeway goes in for a checkup and gets a surprise.
Maestro: Chakotay discovers some of the Captain's paintings and requests one of his own.
Herbal Essences: Strange noises are coming from the Captain's room.
Silhouettes on the Shade: Chakotay hears sounds coming from someone's quarters that lead to a confrontation.
Give and Take: Chakotay left Kathryn in the turbolift. How does she react?
Prêt-à-Porter: Why is Janeway having trouble deciding what to wear?
Baby Steps: Highlights in the romance of Voyager's top couple.
When I'm Sixty-Four: Well, it has to do with depression, birthdays, and getting old.
The Captain's Assistant: Naomi spends a day with the Captain and both learn something in the process.
Excerpts from Voyager: the Musical: Um, you just have to read it.
Breaking and Entering: Forbidden places translates to challenge for one smart little girl.
One Boy, One Girl: B'Elanna and Tom invite the Captain to dinner in an effort to play matchmaker.
Over Coffee: A bit of fluff. A short conversation over coffee.
Coffee Klatch: More fluff. Another conversation over coffee, but different characters.
Fifty Candles: Chakotay finally makes an appearance on talent night. However, someone takes offense and delves into the realm of revenge.
Once Upon a Time: Fluff. Time for a bedtime story.
A Night to Remember: Tom recounts Voyager's return and the events leading up to his wedding.
J/C Songs: songs that either remind me of the couple, or that I've changed around to suit my purposes
Hidden Love: Poem not originally about J/C, but it fits.
Next to You: Poem that was inspired by J/C.
A Wing and a Prayer: A shuttle with Chakotay and Paris on it is attacked and the officers taken prisoner. It's up to Janeway and Torres to rescue them.
Phasers, Rifles and Romance ... Oh My!: Quick quiz -- you're locked in a pitch black weapons locker with your commanding officer. What do you do?
Crazy For You: A short scene from an evening at Sandrine's.
Good Lovin': When Janeway contracts a disease, only Chakotay can provide the cure.
Why Must I be a Teenager in Love?: The crew suddenly wakes up as teenagers, and the hormones are raging.
All I Have to Do is Dream: To say anything about it, would be saying too much.
The Airlock on Deck Nine: A Voyager ghost story.
You Got What it Takes: Janeway musings.
Close Enough to Perfect: Chakotay musings.
What Captain Janeway Means to Me: On Janeway's birthday, the crew decides to tell her what she means to them.
Heads Beta Quadrant, Tails Gamma Quadrant: Complete and utter fluff. No substance to be found whatsoever.
Permanent Reminder of a Temporary Feeling: Sometimes acting on impulse is not a good thing.
Roses are Red, Violets are Blue: Someone is leaving a series of clues for the Captain to decipher.
Smile: How do you say goodbye to someone who's moved on when you haven't?
Plenty of Time: The final scene of "Hunters," before they cut out the supposed kiss.
Vendredi du Soir en Gai Paris: Dinner in Paris.
Sexy: Late night chatter.
Esto Perpetua: Reminiscing on the eve of Voyager's retirement
Daddy's Hands: Chakotay's daughter remembers her father.
XOXOXO: The power of touch is often underestimated.
A Week or Two: Missed chances come back to haunt Janeway.
The Happy Eight Rule: The crew gets mad at their commanding officers and invokes the happy eight rule.
Until I Kissed You: The aftereffects of a kiss.
Mistletoe: This has no plot, therefore I cannot give you a summary of the plot.
The Hardest Thing: A drabble.
The Highest Bidder: Janeway and Torres take a shuttle out to collect deuterium, but problems ensue and the next thing they know, they're about to be sold in a slave auction to the highest bidder. Can Tom and Chakotay get to them before they become the property of someone else?
Woman Weds Partner After 24 Years of Proposals: She finally says yes.
The Captain and the Kid: Fond childhood memories. A drabble.
When You Say Nothing at All: A double drabble.
The Light in the Window: Tom and B'Elanna see something interesting.
Another Nine Minutes: Morning rituals.
Love Me, Love My Teddy Bear: Chakotay learns something interesting abuot Kathryn.
Something Special: Drabble.
The Romance Graveyard: When Harry accuses the other guys of being in the 'romance graveyard,' they set out to prove him wrong.
Have I Got an Offer for You: Those pesky telemarketers, they're everywhere.
Please Forgive Me: Chakotay asks for forgiveness.
She's More: Chakotay thoughts.
The Promise of a Coming Day: What if...
Take Good Care of my Baby: Chakotay gets some advice from Mark.
The Hardest Thing, Janeway's version: Janeway thinks over her life.
Flirtations: Strangers in a bar.
Keep Comin' Back: When Janeway overhears a confession, she decides it's time to finally deal with it and have 'the talk.'
Letters from Home: A series of letters between Kathryn and her sister.
Lady in Red: It's not quite what you're thinking, I promise.
Lockout: Sometimes you just feel really stupid.
What's in a Name: An all-dialogue drabble.
The Morning After: Was it a mistake? A drabble.
Busted: Someone gets caught, er, red handed.
Boxers or Briefs: What could Janeway and Torres be talking about?
End: Another discussion of sorts between Janeway and Torres.
PDA: Observations.
Classified Information: Poor Tom, you'd think by now he'd learn not to ask a woman how old she is.
The Back of the Closet: Sometimes there are more memories buried in the back of your closet than you realize. (note: unlike most of my stories, this one is fairly graphics intensive, so it takes a minute to load)
Itsy-Bitsy, Teensy-Weensy Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini: Very, very silly. And very, very scary. (rated R for the extremely disturbing inage it will put in your mind)
Love in the Library: A small moment during finals at the Academy.
Cold Feet: Drabble.
Some Other Beginning's End: What if the past seven years haven't been exactly what you think they were?
Dear Mom: B'Elanna writes home to tell her mom about life on Voyager.
Love, Me: An old letter found in the attic brings back memories.
Tiny Bubbles: Um, Captain, we have a slight problem in the shuttlebay ...
Passed on a PADD: What is so special about this PADD that seems to be making its way around Voyager?
Saturday Night at the Movies: The Doctor and the Captain's mom team up for a little embarrassment.
The Ballad of Michael Sullivan: And you wondered why we never saw Michael again after "Spirit Folk." He he he.
This is What You Get When You Mess With the Timeline: I admit it, I've fallen into the realm of irreverent. Here's what happened to the Voyager crew ten years in the future.
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas: The evolution of Christmas on Voyager over the years.
Hidden Truths: The year is 2631, and Oliver Holmby is a grad student in history and tour guide at the Voyager monument. But when Oliver discovers a PADD containing a hitherto undiscovered log entry he sets off on his own voyage of discovery, with some surprising revelations along the way.
Alphabet Soup: A series of twenty-six stories based on, well, the alphabet.
Lower Decks Gazette: A series of articles based on J/C rumors on the ship.
Parallel Universes: A bunch of stories based either on a historical time period or a piece of literature, but with some very familiar characters.
Episode Additions: Pretty self-explanatory, and only for selected episodes.
Scenes: My ongoing saga, dealing with short scenes along the journey.
Jean-Luc, there's something I've been meaning to tell you...: After being away for three months, Beverly returns with big news for Jean-Luc.
The Next Generation of seaQuest: seaQuest is doing its thing on the bottom of the ocean when it discovers a vessel from the twenty-fourth century.
Can't Fight This Feeling: Various points during the relationship of Picard and Crusher.