Spock Stories

"I may not be your child, but I choose to accept Spock as my brother. In doing so, I have sworn to protect him to the best of my abilities. Even if it means protecting him against you." "I was raised to treat others as I wish to be treated. If you choose to treat me, like I am a child, I will have no choice but to treat you like that as well."

Jim Kirk is tired of being constantly compared to her father. It was bad enough she was born a girl with a boy's name, but with Starfleet looking for the slightest hint of a mistake and her complicated past slowly catching up to her, she has to prove she could handle the pressure while protecting her own crew. fem!kirk. Cover from the internet.

Asil, a Dvinsu who left Vulcan when she was young and met James Kirk, joins starfleet and ends up aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise, Where she meets Spock, and ends up going to a place where she never planned to return, Vulcan. BTW, THIS HAS BEEN REWRITTEN, IF YOU READ IT WHILE IT WAS FOUR CHAPTERS LONG, IT HAS NOW CHANGED.

On a routine mission to Earth to pick up new recruits, Bones and Spock, along with the rest of the Enterprise crew are stunned when one of the newest members is Kirk's younger sister Alexandria Kirk.

17 year old Catherine Green is a top secret agent working for the government. A specific case causes her to travel through time and space and land aboard the USS Enterprise where she must try to get home. She will make new friends and stronger enemies , even find love, still carrying the hope of returning to the 21st century. Will she be able to help the Enterprise on its 5 year voyage? Will she ever be able to return home?

So this is my collection of Spirk one-shots, I hope you enjoy :) *I don't own Star Trek or any of the characters*

Songbird of Nankirus is a sweeping science-fiction romance that blends cosmic mythology, diplomacy, and quiet choice. Ashi of Nankirus is many things: a gifted singer whose voice bridges cultures, a spiritual ambassador walking the line between tradition and progress-and secretly, the Avatar, bearer of an ancient cycle of balance bound to the spirits Raava and Vaatu. Traveling the stars to keep her world safe and unseen, she never intends to become anything more than a passing melody in the wider galaxy. Then she meets Christopher Pike, captain of the USS Enterprise. What begins as a diplomatic encounter becomes something deeper as Pike is drawn to the calm, gravity, and quiet strength beneath Ashi's performances. When a primordial threat resurfaces and Ashi is forced to reveal her true power, Pike must confront a truth Starfleet was never meant to face: some forces cannot be commanded-only trusted. As Ashi balances her duty to the Avatar cycle with her growing place aboard the Enterprise, and as Nankirus stands on the edge of Federation membership, love and destiny intertwine in ways neither of them expected. Pike learns that fate does not have to be feared. Ashi learns that balance does not require solitude. From starlit ceremonies and spiritual battles to quiet mornings, shared laughter, and chosen commitment, Songbird of Nankirus is a story about loving across lifetimes, choosing hope in the shadow of destiny, and finding home not in permanence-but in partnership. It is a love story written not against the stars... but among them.

Meet Den Mum. She is a self-contained arsenal running on calm, a "Hobbit-Elf" with cerulean eyes, and a woman possessing a thread of classic European elegance running staunchly through her bones. She survives on a precise matrix of sugar-free flavored waters, regular Shopee vitamin orders, and a fierce dedication to the Golden Rule Protocol. Having survived a childhood of psychological combat zones and a catastrophic system crash of familial loss, Den Mum has built an unyielding, sovereign fortress of peace. She has zero patience for the "Tedious Baseline" of her peers, corporate ego loops, or the superficial drama of the modern dating pool. Navigating the harried, roaring intersections of Bangkok, teaching a swarthy crew of young piratey ESL students, and running forensic audits on everything from British television satires to the un-kosher logistics of cheeseburgers, Den Mum is finally coming into her own. She's not looking for a corporate compromise. She's tracking a rare, high-fidelity frequency: My Person/Mr. Exemplary-a checkmate matching soul to share the handlebars of life with, if anyone at all. Equal parts dry, deadpan comedy and fiercely poignant emotional stewardship, "How Not to Marry a Welshman (and Other Success Stories) is a deeply unique, slow-burn biographical journey about stepping out of survival mode, healing from the wreckage of the past, and mapping out a multifaceted galaxy of one's own. Moving from high-concept cultural critiques to turning a frantic "fridge-dash" leftovers mess into culinary alchemy, "How Not to Marry a Welshman (and other Success Stories)" is a witty, raw, and fiercely sovereign story of neurodivergent survival, profound healing, and finding/founding a fortress of peace entirely on your own terms.

Captain Christopher Pike, known for his unwavering principles, commands the USS Enterprise on a critical mission to the icy planet of Glaciana. Joined by his trusted Science Officer, Mr. Spock, with his renowned Vulcan logic, and his Number One, Lieutenant Commander Una Chin-Riley, along with the formidable Chief of Security, Lieutenant La'an Noonien-Singh, they aim to discuss Glaciana's potential entry into the United Federation of Planets. Upon their arrival, they are met with harsh, frigid conditions and soon encounter King Frostan. However, the diplomatic efforts take a dangerous turn when King Frostan attempts to strike Pike but inadvertently hits Spock instead, heightening the tensions. In the midst of the chaos, they find an unexpected ally in Winterrose-a striking half-Glacian, half-human with distinctive blue features. Accompanied by her pet Gorn, Saru, she complicates the situation further. As Pike and his crew navigate the hazardous landscape of diplomacy, they must leverage their strengths to achieve their mission's goals while striving to bridge the gap between their worlds.

Just a bunch of random Star Trek imagines. I take requests, so if you want an imagine, just message me or comment on the story.

Interlude 5.1 - Aftermath Features emotional vulnerability, questionable Vulcan coping strategies, slow-burn romance, mild sensuality, and two highly intelligent officers making spectacularly complicated decisions about their feelings. No explicit content. Only emotional damage. Following the events of Phase Shift, Commander Spock and Commander Francis Lancaster are forced to confront a truth neither Vulcan discipline nor human instinct can solve alone. As the Enterprise moves on, both officers must decide what kind of future is possible when grief, longing and trust become stronger than control. A character-focused interlude between Episodes 5 and 6 of Strange Resonances.

ON HOLD UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE UNDERGOING EDITS AS OF 8/1/26 Jasmine Sharpe can do things no other human can. She moves objects with her mind, reads others minds if she tries hard enough, and has adjusted well after landing hundreds of years in the future by accident. Leading an archeological dig on an alien planet to save the lives of her friends on the starship Enterprise was a challenge she thought she was ready to meet. To her dismay she finds she may not be as prepared as she believed. A/n This story does not strictly take place in the timeline of Star Trek:The Original Series or the recent movie/television reboots. Occurrences from all may be referenced. Whether you prefer to picture the original cast and practical effects, or the new actors with CGI, or some combination of it all, I hope you enjoy the story. No part of this story may be used to program AI. If you see this story anywhere besides Wattpad please make me aware. This is the only place I post stories. I don't have multiple accounts on this site, so this is the only profile this story should be posted on. Thank you, readers. I don't not own Star Trek or its characters.

Ninety years after her mysterious disappearance inside a cosmic anomaly, Captain Mara Yelchin is found alive-her mind separated from her body, locked in a battle against the ancient entity known as Eidolon. Rescued by Captain Christopher Pike and the USS Enterprise, Mara awakens in a future that remembers her only as a lost name on a memorial wall. Haunted by fragmented memories, lingering echoes of Eidolon, and the weight of a life unlived, she must rebuild her identity in a galaxy that has moved on without her. As Pike and his crew help Mara reclaim her strength, an unspoken bond between the two captains deepens into a profound connection neither expected. But Mara's return sets off ripples across Starfleet: secret listening posts, political scrutiny, and unanswered questions about what truly happened in the anomaly. Together, Pike and Mara navigate the delicate balance between duty and the growing love that anchors them both. From joint missions to distant starbases, from whispered confessions to shared battles, Mara rebuilds her place in the galaxy-ultimately taking command once again, discovering lost family she never knew survived, confronting the last remnants of Eidolon's footprint, and learning how to live beyond trauma. When an unexpected pregnancy intertwines their futures even further, Pike and Mara must face the joys and fears of building a family amid the stars. Their journey leads to a wedding on Starbase One, a reunion of found and rediscovered family, and a future forged between two starships traveling side by side. The Forgotten Captain is a sweeping, emotional Star Trek romance about identity, resilience, destiny, and love that transcends time-and the courage it takes to claim a second chance at life.

This fic will be based on a writing prompt I saw on tumblr: "Two lovers have reincarnated throughout history, destined to find each other and fall in love all over again. There's also this third guy that reincarnates alongside them... we don't really know what he does." So yeah to summarize we get reincarnation of Spock and Jim with Bones (because it wouldn't be the same without him)

Noel Miller falling in love? Could it be true?

Jim Kirk gets shot by an automated weapon while on an away misson. Instead of injuring or killing him, it deages him. Now Spock and McCoy have to try and fix it, all while caring for 4 year old Jim. This is made harder by the fact that he is terrified of everyone but Spock. The more they watch and listen, the more Spock and McCoy want to find Winona Kirk and make her just as afraid as she has made her son. There is a brief nudity scene in the last chapter. All characters involved in said scene are adults. There are some sexual terms used. However, I do not believe it is enough to change the rating to mature.

Pavel Chekov is three years old when his mother leaves a space program on in the living room. He is seventeen years old when he is assigned to the Enterprise. This is the story of everything that happens in between. (Cross-posted to AO3 under the same username)

Eve turned to him, and they were once again face to face, mere inches apart. He couldn't look away from her, mesmerized by her eyes that seemed to glimmer in the light. He noticed her lean in a little closer, ever so slightly, then stop, never breaking eye contact. Eventually he caught himself, backing away and looking back at the lyre to show her the next note. He had to control himself, what he felt was... illogical. ---Just a little sample :))) Description: Eve is a cultural anthropologist aboard Starbase eight, but what happens when a certain captain informs her boss that his ship is in need of a new head anthropologist? Join Eve as she adjusts to life aboard the Enterprise. New friends, new experiences, and maybe.. something more? Spock isn't like anyone she's ever met, and not just because of his pointed ears and greenish complexion. Has been #1 in: Spock, Star Trek, Spock X OC, Commander Spock, Vulcan, Kirk, Uhura, Sulu, Chekov, Enterprise *I do not own any of the characters except the OC, Eve!!*

Spock is smart intelligent and all together trustworthy. He also has some serious suspicions about the royal family from the Andromeda cluster. There is something fishy about the royal guard and the princess seems to have MPD. It doesn't help that the guard keeps flirting with him. At least he thinks Rococo is flirting. It's hard to tell he is very confusing.

The five-year mission of the starship Enterprise NCC-1701, led by James T. Kirk, was coming to an end. One day an emergency involving the Vulcan city of Vulcana Regar causes a bridge officer to meet a Vulcan girl and decide to take care of her. This is the story of T'Dal, daughter of Spock, son of Sarek.