Star Trek: A Universe

Charles Tucker III has paid a devastating price for his successful raid on the Romulan shipyards. The "First Quad" has a mountain to climb to heal the fallen Engineer, but the late Eldest Mother had been convinced he would achieve greatness despite all adversity. Will he prove her right with the help of three loving companions?

In an alternate universe the Xindi war never happened. Instead the crew of Humanity's first deep space vessel encounters adventures that range from the dangerous to the downright ridiculous.

Ambassadorial Aide T'Pol of Vulcan is displeased with the workout facilities in the Embassy and finds a solution that doesn't quite please her peers. An alternate universe prequel to the "Startrek: Enterprise" series we saw on TV, that features some unusual pairings.

The one thing that always irked me about the otherwise brilliantly written fourth season of "Startrek: Enterprise" was the contrived Angst between T'Pol and Trip Tucker. The episode "Home" was an abomination that beggared belief. After spending the whole of season three building up an unlikely and tentative relationship between Commanders Tucker and T'Pol they all nixed it with that completely unbelievable, and on top it, forced, marriage. A couple years ago I rewrote the thing...

An attempt at a complete rewrite of the TV series that was cut way too short due to its bad writing. One of my newer Startrek works.

A comedy take on Star Trek: Enterprise.

This is my attempt at a prequel of Startrek:Enterprise starting about 10 years before the TV series. It will eventually blend into "Enterprise: The Rediscovered Logs", but that's a great many chapters in the future...

T'Pol of Vulcan and Charles Tucker III are nearly undone by the grief over their daughter's death at the hands of "Terra Prime", when they become the target of Vulcan isolationists. Can they and their ship-mates on Enterprise take the fight to an attacker who uses their grief as a weapon against them?

Janice Rand had finally received her long awaited promotion, but with it came a transfer to another ship. How would she say goodbye to everyone, and one friend in particular?

It was Wesley Crusher's last night aboard the Enterprise and one other member of the crew was determined to make sure that it was a memorable one