Now home and away from their lonely life in the Delta Quadrant, Janeway and Chakotay have to deal with lost factors in their struggles that weren’t their before.

As Janeway and Chakotay develop their relationship, Seven has some difficulties adjusting to the crew. And they might actually have found a way home…

Janeway has to go through many struggles, both mental and physical, to get the man she loves, and to let the other go.

Sequel of sorts to A Borg Day’s Night.

V’dians attack Voyager and it is up to the Borg, 7 of 9, to defend the ship.

A sequel to One of the Collective. B’Elanna and 7 of 9 have a few drinks and discuss men.

7 of 9 explores some personal options with Harry. Sequel to Drinking Game.

Voyager finds a lifeless alien space station and fleet in a nebula. A diary B’Elanna found may hold the answers to what happened to the fleet. Something unexpected happens…

B’Elanna has a a rollercoaster ride with her Klingon and Human halves after she is stood up by Tom.

The crew of Voyager discover that sometimes they have to stop depending on technology and let nature help them. The ship’s environmental systems break down and she begins to overheat. Environmental officer Evans, who has spent nearly all her life in space and hates planets, is detailed to take a shuttle with Chakotay and find the material they need to make repairs. They are caught up in a storm and crash. Meanwhile, Voyager has to land on the surface in order to survive until the repairs can be made.

I will give a lot of credit to savage garden and their song to the moon and back. If you have ever heard it you know it explains tom and B’Elanna very well. The story takes place about year after Tom and B’Elanna get together. Tom wants to know about B’Elanna’s past she explains.

Tom is seriously wounded and left in a coma in sick bay. B’Elanna has contracted a fatal alien disease. To keep in touch with Tom, B’Elanna writes letters to him, and a new crew member.

Amanda grows up, and helps lead Voyager home, but not before taking a voyage of her own. Sequel to “Letters.”

A short story where Janeway has a little secret.

Tom Paris is abducted and tortured while on an away mission. After he is rescued, Paris must come to terms with what happened and take responsibility for his own actions. He learns a lesson in responsibility and friendship. This is a character study involving several characters from the show.

Tom Paris returns to duty after putting his experiences on Trylan V behind him, or has he? A new problem threatens to bring Tom’s universe crashing down on him and the rest of the crew. This story is set a few weeks after the events in my last story, during the fourth season. Both stories are set after The Gift, but before Day of Honor.

Kathryn’s last fleeting thoughts are those that she has pushed away for years. A very short, somewhat sweet, have-your-hanky-in-hand relationshipper fanfic.

Kathryn rationalizes not having a relationship with Chakotay by listing off…..her hairstyles?!!!! The kind of wackiness that only happens at 2 am.

Answer to the P/T Collective Loony Archivist’s challenge–"why is Tom so claustrophobic?" Well, here’s my guess–kinda comes from personal experience

Sweet, tender love letters from Janeway to her beloved…

Companion piece to Yours Forever, Kate.

What if the Krenim attack from Before and After really happened as Kes remembered it? Set a week after the attack, an insight on Tom’s thoughts. His point-of-view.

Janeway tells in her own words what really happened on the planet Dwanong.

Timeship Atlantis Logs #4: Commodore Andreyevich must save Harry Mudd from an untimely death, while making sure that one of his own bridge officers ceases to exist.

Timeship Atlantis Logs #3: The Atlantis is sent out to try an discover what exactly happened to the USS Voyager.

Voyager returns home and has some little adventures.

B’Elanna Paris is pregnant and has a BIG decision to make. The rest of the crew gives her advice on what to do. Will she take it?

B’Elanna and Tom watch the sunrise on the holodeck.

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Voyager gets a strange signal which could be their only hope to get home.

Voyager faces life, death, and Romulans.

A mysterious planet appears out of nowhere, as the crew investigates they find something that makes them question all history in the universe.

Paris joins the Maquis as a pilot and ventures out on his first mission with disastrous results.

A two part story based on the episode "Investigations." In part one B’Elanna confronts Paris about him leaving Voyager. In part two she tries to deal with the fact that Paris left and that she never said goodbye.

After Tuvok finds a way back to the Alpha Quadrant Paris has a choice to make. Should he return with the ship to the life he left behind or, stay behind in the Delta Quadrant.

After Paris makes his decision, Janeway visits B’Elanna with a special message from him.

After finally arriving in the Alpha Quadrant and docking at Deep Space Nine B’Elanna Insists that they return to the Gamma Quadrant, but why?

Realizing that Voyager will probably not return to the Gamma Quadrant to search for Paris, Torres convinces Neelix to let her borrow his ship. But just as she is getting ready to leave she receives shocking news.

As Harry and B’Elanna try to deal with their grief, Paris begins to realize he made a terrible mistake. But just when all hope is lost for Paris, a face from the past appears offering to help.

Paris and Torres, along with the rest of the crew, enjoy a much needed shore leave.

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Paris is mortaly wounded while protecting the captain and while in sickbay Torres stays by his side.

Paris, Torres, and Kim have a conversation over dinner when Torres says something to Paris with hilarious results.

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Paris continues his attempt to make it to Deep Space Nine but he is convinced that that might not be the wisest destination.

On Deep Space Nine the former crew of the Voyager is being reassigned, but Harry and B’Elanna still hold out hope for Tom. Mean while, on Earth, Paris arrives and runs into some old friends.

Paris and Torres start a family on the ship.

Paris comes down with a severe case of the chicken pox.

Trying to deal with his break-up between himself and one of the Delaney sisters, Paris ends up talking to Megan Delaney, the one he broke-up with, who then points him in the direction of Torres.

Voyager is traveling through a new system and accidentally stumble onto a ship being attacked by a much larger starship. The smaller ship warns Voyager off and before Voyager can help the ship is destroyed. However there are survivors and through a number of events Voyager becomes embroiled in a civil war one which emphasizes the differences between Voyager’s Starfleet and Maquis crew members. One that both emphasizes and celebrates the differences.

Audrey Gan and Young are sent by Admiral Roberts are sent to retrieve the Voyager crew back from the Delta quadrant. With the help of a new kind of propulsion they are sent on there way. But all dose not happen to go as planned.

This story is a part of The Paris Journals storyline. The character of Nat Lawson first received mention in the story Thicker Than Blood.

(Marks the first appearance of Lt. Hannah Jemison) Hannah Jemison, an ensign in Voyager’s science department, deliberately circumvents Chakotay and appeals directly to Captain Janeway for the position of science officer. But even after getting the post, her antipathy towards the first officer remains obvious

After observing Chakotay’s curious behavior, Gerron decides to play matchmaker between the first officer and his own superior, Hannah Jemison.

While returning from a trade mission, Chakotay and Jemison are captured by the Kazon Nistrum.

There is always a price to be paid to those whom you agree to serve, and Hannah Jemison discovers just how dear that price can be when the ship finds itself in need of her special talents.

In his service to Voyager Chakotay Thought he had found peace within himself, especially when Hannah stepped into his life. But when his pride pushes her away and into the arms of Paris, Chakotay must endeavor to find that peace again

A slightly sentimental look at Paris’ childhood and his relationship with Sandrine.

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Voyager responds to a distress call and finds that a blind musician/singer is the lone survivor of a Kazon attack. Orphaned, she joins Voyager as a member of the crew.

As Harry and Mylaa prepare to exchange vows, Paris makes a vow of his own.

Years have passed since Voyager’s return from the Delta quadrant, and once again, the ship returns to earth, allowing Paris time to visit Mylaa. But a few surprises await him.

(marks the first appearance of Caitlin Matthews) Tuvok’s ponn farr approaches, and a temporary chief of security must be named. Caitlin Matthews, a Maquis member of the security team, is suggested. However, her continued conflict with Paris may prevent her from obtaining this post.

With reserves at a critical low, Janeway sends an away team, led by Caitlin Matthews, to a spacedock in hopes of lining up supplies through free-lance traders. But two near catastrophes on the mission drive a wedge between Paris and Matthews.

Caitlin Matthews wakes up in a 20th century only to discover she isn’t who she thinks she is and neither is anyone else.

Shore leave brings both relationships to the next level.

Many years ago, before Caldik Prime, Paris met Caitlin Matthews.

With his and Caitlin’s relationship in shambles, Paris turns to Harry for help. But before anything can be done, Paris is pulled into a vortex and finds himself in a very different Alpha quadrant than the one he left

After breaking up with Caitlin, Paris turns to the bottle and could lose conn as a result.

When aliens impregnate Caitlin and three other women, Paris agrees to become a surrogate father to her child. But little does he realize what this may entail.

Paris is kidnapped and brutally tortured while on an away mission, leaving him physically and emotionally scarred.

Even though therapy has allowed him to return to duty, psychological scars still prevent Paris from enjoying a normal life.

As Paris continues to struggle with internal demons, a shuttle accident traps him, Caitlin, Chakotay, and Harry on an M-class moon inhabited by a pre-industrial society.

Tom had been considering asking Caitlin to marry him, but he never thought he would do it under these circumstances.

Trouble with the gel packs sends Tom tumbling to the shuttlebay floor, and B’Elanna tumbling into the arms of another man. As a result, Paris loses his memory, and B’Elanna almost loses Harry for good.

Tom and Caitlin look forward to the birth of their first child, but an attack on the ship brings their excitement to an abrupt end.

Voyager returns to the Alpha Quadrant.

Q drops in on a sullen Janeway and decides it\’s time to repay his debt to her. He transports the entire crew to medieval France, and turns Janeway into Joan of Arc.

Chakotay and Tuvok develop a tentative friendship, set against the backdrop of a storytelling group which has grown up spontaneously on Voyager. Told in the first person from Chakotay’s POV.

When Janeway finally decides to attend the storytelling circle, she finds more surprises than she bargained for. Meanwhile Chakotay, in an effort to ‘complete’ the circle, decides to address the division between the fleet and maquis by telling his personal story of how he came to join the maquis. He’s hoping to build some bridges, but will he just end up with a pile of rubble?

Chakotay and Tuvok are are sent on an away mission to survey a planet nicknamed Egypt.

Chakotay faces two dilemmas, one on the spiritual plane, one on the personal. After being wounded in a fall, he is drawn up into the sky world, where the Thunderpeople seek to persuade him to take up the gift of mashkiki (medicine) and become Voyager’s shaman. Meanwhile in the middle world, he must decide what to do about his feelings for Janeway. One way or the other, his role and place on Voyager is changing.

This last story in the Talking Stick/Circle series takes Janeway, Chakotay, and the crew of Voyager into the heart of a genocidal war. Will they survive? If they do, will the relationships they have formed survive? And what will be the cost paid? The darkest of the series, this episode deals with questions of war, violence, intolerance, and helplessness. Probably not for the faint of heart, or those who find themselves unable to watch the international news reports. Otherwise, get out your hankies, and buckle up for a rough ride to the Waren-Pyre

Voyager rescues a shuttle from an unstable wormhole, only to discover it carries an surprising guest–an old flame of Janeway’s. Jealousy arises from an unexpected quarter, setting up a chain of events that results in a peculiar pairing.

A sequel of sorts to Out of the Past. As his daughter celebrates her second birthday, Sokar is haunted by doubts and demons from his own childhood. Does he begin instructing her in Vulcan emotional control, or does he grant her the freedom he so coveted as a child himself? Told in first person, from Sokar’s point of view.

(Marks the first appearance of Erica Johnson) The Maquis crew of Voyager begin to think more and more about the past.

Some of the Maquis begin to wonder what happened to the Maquis that ended up on USS Voyager.

The odd sensation that you aren’t the only one thinking something begins to spread.

The Maquis leave the Badlands on one final mission.

The Maquis end up in the Delta Quadrant and in a strange twist the Voyager picks them up.

B’Elanna figures out how the Maquis got to the Delta Quadrant, and in turn finds a possible way home.

Tom and B’Elanna end up in an argument and things escilate through a series of incidents. Kes and Harry begin to realize a few things on their own.

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Voyager discovers an energy storm and a mysterious Federation Dilithium signature trace. But what they actually find is an Enterprise-D crewmember from out of the past.

Weddings, surprises, garters, and bouquets.

Takes place in an Alternate Universe, assuming the B’Elanna didn’t leave Engineering during the episode Day of Honor when Tom tried to get her to leave

Paris gives B’Elanna a gift to inform her of her impending condition.

A brief look at a day in the life of B’Elanna Torres.

While exploring the vast Delta Quadrant the USS Voyager picked up a distress call and proceeds to investigate.

After being attacked by the Kazon the Voyager docks at a near by planet for repairs. But things don’t go quite a smoothly as planed.

The contents of a mysterious file provide Janeway with food for thought.

Following Voyager’s return, Janeway travels to her mother’s house in Indiana to collect her things and thoughts.

After an away mission goes awry, Janeway contemplates the wisdom of an old Terran adage.

Set during the fifth season, Voyager answers a distress call and finds itself knee deep in kids. A novella that includes the entire crew, with special emphasis on Paris/Torres. Could probably be a PG-13, since there’s nothing worse on it than you’ll see on the evening news, but I rated it R due to adult situations and language.

Chakotay discovers the real reason Kathryn has been avoiding getting closer.

The crew celibrates Janeway’s Birthday in the Holodeck with a few surprises.

Goodbyes deals with the issues of children in a marriage, and Chakotay’s honest mistake that cost the happiness of the couple.

After Janeway and Chakotay break up, Tuvok comes along to save her life. They even have children.

What happens when Q goes into the past and starts to chat with teens ? Well, he picks three that he likes and sends out some e-mail. And he likes them so much that he sends them into Voyager Universe!

A teenager beating up Chakotay? Anything\’s possible in this strange story…

The actual J/C part. Enough said.

Angst. Plus adds Harry and B\’Elanna to the mix…

Strictly cute. Dogs involved.

Paris & Clare bond, J/C go off to explore a segregated planet. Satire.

A runabout disappears? Whod\’a thunk it?

Few have read it, but everyone who has approves of the folly. Features a 20th century girl zapped into the future by – - what else? – - her modem overloading!

Never underestimate the creative powers of a dare. A romp on the holodeck that isn\’t risqué. Pirates abound!

A Cold Fire Continuum.

Chakotay enters a *gasp* alternate universe where he’s married with a duaghter. Cliche now but still cute.

Kes picks up some jealous vibes off of B\’Elanna.

Another dare-story, this one about the sword in Janeway\’s bedroom.

A pregnancy prompts Tom to propose to B’Elanna. Alternate ending th the episode The Killing Game

Tom is abducted and forced to become part of a corrupt government’s plan to control is populace. Takes place approximately five years after Voyager’s entry into the Delta Quadrant and assumes that P&T have been engaged for a few months.

In addition to an unusual engagement party, Tom and a crewmate are captured during an away mission. Problem: Tom feels just about as safe with the aliens as his crewmate. Question: Did Tom leave behind a son in the Alpha Quadrant?

What happens when the Doctor can’t be activated and B’Elanna is not able to repair him?

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Voyager’s crew is torn apart by an unexpected inquisition.

It’s a reunion between old friends, and an old enemy, as the Voyager crew resorts to desperate measures to secure their freedom.

Relationships start to suffer when an old acquaintance offers the crew a deal they can’t refuse.

Chakotay POV on Kathryn’s death.

As Kathryn Janeway tries to adjust to the changes on Voyager created by the presence of the story telling circle, she also tries to deal with her own beliefs about the nature of command… and to help Tom Paris through a rough spot in his own life.

Kathryn Janeway struggles with the question of the Maquis, and the balance of her command team, while also coming to terms with her own difficulties in accepting her exile in the Delta Quadrant.

With Kes in a coma, Kathryn Janeway has to deal with an alien culture to gain medical assistance for her. In the process, she and Chakotay continue to work out the intricacies of their professional and social relationship, and Kathryn works on her adjustment to the changes forced on her by the Delta Quadrant.

Chakotay faces two dilemmas, one on the spiritual plane, one on the personal. After being wounded in a fall, he is drawn up into the sky world, where the Thunderpeople seek to persuade him to take up the gift of mashkiki (medicine) and become Voyager’s shaman. Meanwhile in the middle world, he must decide what to do about his feelings for Janeway. One way or the other, his role and place on Voyager is changing.

This last story in the Talking Stick/Circle series takes Janeway, Chakotay, and the crew of Voyager into the heart of a genocidal war. Will they survive? If they do, will the relationships they have formed survive? And what will be the cost paid? The darkest of the series, this episode deals with questions of war, violence, intolerance, and helplessness. Probably not for the faint of heart, or those who find themselves unable to watch the international news reports. Otherwise, get out your hankies, and buckle up for a rough ride to the Waren-Pyre.

After a wormhole that could possibly provide a shortcut home collapses, Janeway, in an attempt to keep herself separated from those she commands, asks Chakotay to help raise the spirits of the crew.

About 4 years after the Voyager’s arrival in the Delta Quadrant. Voyager is damaged and Janeway takes the ship to Plyt Nath to request help with repairs. Since the people don’t deal with unattached women in leadership roles, Chakotay makes initial contact. Janeway poses as his mate in order to take part in the negotiations

About 6 years after Doubts. The ship stops at an uninhabited planet to gather provisions. When Janeway and Chakotay take a afternoon of shore leave, they’re abducted by an unknown force and put into a deep cave system without a way out.

A look at Janeway’s reaction to Chakotay’s Angry Warrior tale during the Resolutions episode.

This story takes place after Scorpion 2. (Yes I know, I haven’t seen it yet. Bear with that little oversight.)

While researching a new short-cut home, the crew of the Voyager uncover a hidden warning in Seven of Nine’s Borg circuitry. This warning is horrifically accurate and the crew is plunged into a battle against an ancient evil known only as ‘The Destroyers.’ First episode of eight. Continuity Note: This is an ALTERNATE UNIVERSE story. The Dark Times Cycle takes place INSTEAD of the ‘Unimatrix Zero’ story at the end of season 6/beginning of season 7.

What would have happened had Voyager not made it back to the Alpha Quadrant.

The relationships on Voyager are a turbulent bunch. Who will take a tumble this time? (Seventh in the Series)

As one problem is solved, Janeway and Chakotay find themselves arguing over other matters. (fifth in series)

Janeway and Chakotay’s fight is resolved, and Chakotay pops the question. (Sixth in the Series)

Chakotay visits the soon to be divorced Janeway, and invites her to do a little traveling. (first in series)

After their vacation ends, Janeway and Chakotay visit the new Voyager, and receive a tempting offer. (second in series)

After some deliberations, Janeway and Chakotay take command of the Voyager-C.(third in series)

Janeway and Chakotay’s first mission on the Voyager-C is full of troubles. (fourth in series)

A spacial anomaly sends Chakotay back to Medieval Earth, where he must rescue Captain Janeway from an insane duke.

An alternate ending to The Q and the Grey. Q meddles with Chakotay’s genes and causes lots of trouble.

How much is that Vulcan in the window? The one with the wagging tail?

Kim and Torres become romanticly involved with unexpected results.

Voyager renders assistance to an alien vessel that leads to a romantic interlude for Janeway. But all is not quite as romantic it seems to be.

Chakotay discovers his captain is indeed a woman of many talents.

A story written with Cindy Brewer, where Q decides to induct three couples on Voyager into the his parenting circle. Here the creedo is–Lessons are often learned at the expense of the innocent.

Tuvok and Ensign Mize teach each other a few new tricks…

Strange gifts keep popping up aboard Voyager — all for the Captain… maybe!

Chakotay consoles Janeway after she receives a Dear John letter from Mark. (epilogue to the episode Hunters)

An away team finds some mysterious stones, and asks Janeway for her expertise. In the course of her examination, she finds herself taking a trip into her inner self.

Janeway suffers a Karma Crash.

Several of Voyager’s stalwarts play along in a new twist to an age-old game, and a good time is had by all. (Harry ends up with two women, and even stays alive!)

Janeway’s fear of intimacy is revealed a Chakotay gently peels away the concealing layers of self-control and guilt.

Kes’ departure from Voyager brings bittersweet farewells all around; but she leaves special gifts with Janeway and Chakotay.

Janeway is presented with three scenarios regarding the love of her life. Will the final ending re-create events in history, or create history of its own?

Seven little lessons for Janeway and Chakotay, via a 20th century subspace temporal anamoly…

Chakotay finds a way to liven up those boring staff meetings!

Voyager’s crew sums up the many uses of the versatile leola plant…

A post Scorpion, Part I, pre Scorpion, Part II story, in which Janeway realizes that… resistance is futile. Twisted and terrifying!

A tale in which sweat, bathtubs and disobeying orders play prominent roles…

Seven of Nine discovers that mealtime is for more than the assimilation of food.

Prequel/sequel to Dinner with Seven — all the missing Janeway/Chakotay parts!

A flight of fancy into the fantasy of past and future — and Janeway and Chakotay, of course!

Epilogue to the episode Scientific Method. Tuvok joins Janeway in Tuscany for that promised shared glass of wine — and more!

What happens when Janeway and Chakotay run into each other in search of a midnight snack?

B’Elanna is injured in an engineering accident, with a very slim chance of survival.

Sequel to Don’t Take the Girl. See Wishing He Was Here by Erin Alpert for the next part of the story.

Part five in the Don’t Take the Girl series. The next part of the story, by Erin alpert is Ghost Eyes.

A wedding brings more than one couple together.

After dating for a few months, tragedy strikes for B’Elanna Torres.

Tom has a few things to say to B’Elanna, but can’t work up the nerve.

Three weeks after the episode Blood Fever B’Elanna gets some very unexpected news.

Part one is the beginning. Part two is 20 years later. Romantic slash.

How the Resolutions episode should have ended.

Chakotays’s observations of Janeway on the bridge.

"There was an angry warrior…&quot We find out what happened to Janeway and Chakotay decades later.

Pretty much explained by the title. Rated 7 hankies.

Wildman asks Janeway and Chakotay to be the godparents to her child and this forces them to examine their own views on having children.

What Chakaotay is thinking behind the calm exterior.

Janeway’s response to Enigmatic Smile.

Pure romantic smut. Just what the title says.

Short short about m/m love and romance.

Tom, Janeway and B’Elanna Paris read their parents logs.

Part one of a new C/P series Story of Chakotay and Tom’s relationship told in flashback. Old-fashioned romance of two strong men who find unexpected love with one another.

A very tiny Coda vingette that takes place in the cave when Janeway watches Chakotay attempt to save her life.

A Coda follow-up. A look at J/C’s relationship four years after Coda.

A look at what has happened 12 years after Voyager was returned to the Alpha Quadrant.

It’s time for Kathryn and Chakotay to come to some real resolution about their relationship.

This takes place after the episode Resolutions. "You said you wanted to explore the river…&quot Janeway and Chakotay explore themselves and their relationship in a very special holodeck program. Parts 1-4 are PG. Part 5 is R or NC-17.

A look at Kathryn and Chakotay on and off duty during the course of an ordinary day. This is VoyWriter’s view of how TPTB could integrate a relationship into the show.

Chakotay is charged with war crimes after Suder’s personal logs implicate him in torture of the Cardassians during his Maquis days. This is a Maquis story told to Janeway by Chakotay from the brig where she has confined him. (post Basics, Part II).

Short follow up to War Crimes. Chakotay tries to deal with what happened when he and Suder were captured by the Cardassians.

Continuation of Basics, Part II beginning with him pulling the sheet over Seska’s body. Tells the story of how he and Seska ended up as lovers (as told to Janeway).

This tells the story of how Janeway and Chakotay ended up agreeing to merge their crews and serve together.

Four amusing dirty ditties about Tom and B’Elanna’s efforts to bring the Captain and Commander together.

With all of the female crew members gone B’elanna is left to figure things out for herself.

Voyager is attacked by an unknown race that begins to transport the female crew members off of the ship.

This takes place towards the beginning of season two. The doctor and Kes get taken away by a mysterious race to their ship where they meet a surprising vistor. Meanwhile, Voyager is trying to work together with a race which says it was taken by the Caketaker as well.

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  Chapter 1  Science class was so boring. There was no point in it, I didn’t give a flying shit about cells and how they worked. Mural tapped me on my shoulder from her seat next to me. I leaned in closer so she could whisper in my ear. “Hey Lexi, isn’t he cute?” she [...]

Prologue “Kathryn for heaven sake!”  Chakotay said pacing in front of Kathryn’s chair. “I don’t want to live a lie, I can’t.” “We’re not,” she answered looking down at the pink bundle she held in her arms. “She is your daughter Chakotay, I just know it.” “Then do a blood test,” Chakotay pleaded with his [...]

    Author’s Note: This is the first in a series called The Janeway Logs where I write from Captain Janeway’s perspective of events that happened in between various episodes. I always thought that some episodes and characters had effects that lasted throughout the series, even if it was never mentioned again in the episodes. I [...]

Ro Laren joins the Maquis and gets her first assigment with B’Elanna Torres.

Stardate: 53801.7 (after ‘Good Shepherd’)
Tal Celes gets assigned on a project with Vorik and falls in love with him. No graphic details, just people struggling with their own expectations of (logical) behavior Be prepared for lots of humor.
Minor appearances of the EMH, B’Elanna Torres, William Telfer and Neelix.
Genre: romantic comedy
Rating: M or PG13 (I’m not sure)
I’m happy about reviews (even critical ones!)

Children of the U.S.S. Voyager’s Crew, 26 years after the ship’s return to Earth   Commander Naomi Wildman (31): Captaincy being considered by Starfleet. Married to Icheb, with one child, Sabrina Wildman.   Miral Paris (26):  Daughter of Tom Paris and B’Elanna Torres. Starfleet ensign. Also considered a prophet, by a small sect of Klingons [...]