Star-trek Stories

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.

For centuries, humanity battled its own demons-war, destruction, the ever-present shadow of extinction. But against all odds, it endured. Nations united, wounds healed, and a single banner rose above the entire Earth: United Earth Government and later the United Federation of Planets. By the year 2288, humanity had transformed from a fractured species into a galactic civilization. The Federation stretched across the stars, its influence reaching every corner of the Milky Way. It was an era of peace, progress, and unmatched technological triumph. And yet... they were alone. No matter how far their ships traveled or how many worlds they surveyed, there was no sign of other intelligent life. The universe vast, ancient, and beautiful remained eerily silent. Theories once whispered in academic circles, the "Great Filter," the "Rare Earth" now loomed large and terrifying. Was intelligence a cosmic accident? Was humanity the only one to make it this far? Then, everything changed. On the eve of humanity's historic voyage to Andromeda (M31). As their science vessel prepared for its journey across 2.6 million light years, something unprecedented occurred. In a flash, space itself seemed to twist and fold, as the Milky Way merged with another galaxy in instant, one far larger and older than their own. Now, in this strange, limitless frontier, humanity's greatest adventure was only just beginning. Would they adapt and survive, or uncover something beyond their wildest understanding? Only time would reveal the truth... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Heavily influenced by Nihonkoku Shoukan by Minorou, Anime GATE and various nation summoned novels here in wattpad. English is not my native language so please feel free correcting any spelling mistakes or grammatical errors.

I have decided to put this as a technical and information guide instead.

The USS Cerritos acquires a new crew member. A bright young man named Lewis Kellard, who becomes close to the members on the lower decks. Queen Paolana of Hysperia, Mother of Chief Engineer Andy Billups, schemes to kidnap her son and force him to become King, while plotting a great conspiracy to undermine the Federation. Can Lewis Kellard and his newfound friends stop Queen Paolana and her allies before it's too late? Author's Notes: This is a major redesign of my original novel, and I hope this version proves better than its predecessor. Furthermore, I apologize to my viewers who were fans of the original version, and I pray that I will do better this time. Star Trek: Lower Decks was created by Mike McMahan Star Trek is a product of CBS and Paramount, and it is not owned by me. Based on "Star Trek" created by Gene Roddenberry.

The year is 2369, and Corbin DiFalco is a young human male about to graduate from Starfleet Academy. During this time, a dire threat from an old enemy forces Corbin to confront elements of his forgotten past and his true nature. Will Corbin triumph and learn how to be open towards other people, and hold those who've done him wrong accountable?

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.

At her new husband's dying request, Nurse Mercury travels to Llameria to care for her new father-in-law. For a few blissful hours, planet life is better than she imagined. Then she wakes to find her father-in-law was never there, her belongings have vanished, and the natives find her tasty. Despite his hatred of humans, one of the Aeresians rescues her from the swamp, but no hiding place is truly safe. If she can survive the murderous Aeresians, the thirsty Tsorians, and the cult-like Rhanorians until the next ship comes, she'll return his favor and get the humans off his planet. Then, hopefully, he'll forget all about her and find a mate like he's supposed to.

A prequel to star trek lower decks based on Jack ransom and from when he first joined the academy with his dreams to being commander and then captain of the U. S. S cerritos at only 35 years old. Will take a while as it will take place in the 2350s,2360s,2370s and some of the 2380s.

It was supposed to be a routine research mission. Instead, the away team becomes trapped inside a ritualistic hunt as the mysterious Thaskari reveal what they truly are. Cut off from the Enterprise and driven deeper into the jungle ruins, Kirk fights to keep his crew alive while Spock and Commander Francis Lancaster struggle with the unstable alignment forming between them - a connection that amplifies instinct, emotion, and reaction with dangerous precision. But the closer they move in sync, the more catastrophic a single mistake becomes. And not everyone will survive this mission.

He's the troubled grandson of a Federation legend Admiral Leonard McCoy, who served as Chief Medical Officer aboard the Enterprise and is recently deceased. He's got big shoes to fill, but no desire whatsoever to fill them. His father and mother divorced when he was nine. He has no other siblings. His father is human, whereabouts unknown; his mother Vulcan. She resides there, a Federation mathematician who only occasionally bothers contacting him. His temper and his inhuman strength, along with his smarts, keep landing him in penal colonies. This latest send-up, however, may be permanent, for he was convicted of murdering two Starfleet officers who were on leave. One was a Vulcan. Sitting in a cell in a penal colony on Mars, Thrace McCoy doesn't know it, but his life is about to change--radically.

The year is 2418, and the Second Dominion War has been raging for thirteen years. Fighting alone and plagued by incompetence and corruption, the Federation is slowly, but steadily, losing grounds to the Dominion. When a highly decorated and respected war hero seizes power on Earth in a coup d'etat, promising an end to government corruption and a path to final victory, Admiral Oliver A. Lee, commander of the Kalandra Sector, who would have preferred the life of a historian and scholar to that of a Starfleet officer, finds himself faced with an impossible choice: save the Federation or save its ideals. Meanwhile, amidst the chaos of war and civil strife, a young woman struggles to find herself, love, and the affection of a distant father.

Lialeva Treak is the ship's counselor of the USS Enterprise. As counselor she has a close bond to every crew member. This is story describes what happens when she gets too close with one of them.

A distress call from a dead planet. The Enterprise crew responds to find a commercial scout ship, with only a single member of its crew left alive. Diverted by an emergency before they can investigate, the crew soon finds that something more than a badly battered human has been brought aboard...and that the dead planet may not have been so dead after all... "On the planet, something stirred. Something that had been slumbering for centuries blinked awake. The roar of the landing scoutship had not been enough to wake it - but the calls of twelve minds within the ship had. A surge of joy-relief-hope, more than that, a deep hunger. A hunger that had not been slacked for long, oh, ever so long."

As the crew of the USS Poseidon recovers from their recent encounter with the Orion Syndicate, a much-needed shore leave on Risa offers unexpected opportunities for healing, growth, and transformation. Amid sunlit beaches and moonlit conversations, Christopher Santiago is offered a chance to take the next step in love-and in identity. Jexen struggles to reconcile with his joined self, Lona grants Romeo the autonomy he never thought he'd receive, and Kaeli makes a decision that will shape the future of them all. 🖖 Note to Readers: Each chapter is structured like a full Star Trek episode-rich, emotional, and immersive. Not a quick read, but worth the journey. New Star Trek: Poseidon content releases every Friday at 7:30 pm EDT.

AUDIO / VIDEO BOOK. By the time Nelson Staff wakes up on a September morning in 1983, Earth's accepted timeline has already begun to unravel. His first indication is an impossible letter left by his missing friend, Duke. It is NASA-embossed, marked Top Secret, and describes lunar missions taking place in 1927 - forty years too early. Nelson digs deeper and is eventually abducted by a clandestine group of Elon-esque tech moguls preparing to abandon their 1980s Earth entirely. But, Duke is not missing. He is in another world, recruited into an unfathomable first-contact mission to help a self-serving Captain and a weary Almighty correct a catastrophic mistake in Earth's evolution. The Quit is a dry-humoured sci-fi novel blending the bureaucratic satire of The Office with some retro love of Star Trek. (The book is complete. I am uploading chapters as I get the time, hopefully daily)

Captain Michael Derrin is given Starfleet's most advanced ship-and an unexpected First Officer: his husband, Aiden Savis. As the USS Poseidon launches, the crew must navigate deep space and deeper emotional terrain. But when a slipstream malfunction hurls them into the Delta Quadrant, trust is their only lifeline. And Michael must decide if love-and command-can survive the void between stars. 🖖 Note to Readers: Each chapter is structured like a full Star Trek episode-rich, emotional, and immersive. Not a quick read, but worth the journey. New Star Trek: Poseidon content releases every Friday at 7:30 pm EDT.

After an overdose, teen!Sherlock suffers from severe amnesia. On the quest for his memory, he quickly finds himself in the midst of a conspiracy of Star Fleet officers, a pie his brother Mycroft seems to have his fingers in as well. Also, John says they're not a couple, but that's just illogical. »It felt like freshly climbing out of the womb. Confused and aching and bare. A blank sheet waiting to be scribbled upon.«

Diplomacy is fragile. Peace must be earned. And trust can shatter like crystal. Sent to Calauria Prime, the Poseidon crew must defuse unrest between ancient traditions and a rising movement. As tensions erupt and Son'a interference grows, one wrong move could ignite a war-and shatter the Federation's hopes for peace. 🖖 Note to Readers: Each chapter is structured like a full Star Trek episode-rich, emotional, and immersive. Not a quick read, but worth the journey. New Star Trek: Poseidon content releases every Friday at 7:30 pm EDT.

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When the Poseidon's quantum slipstream upgrades are nearly complete, the crew is sent to assist a classified research station-but their arrival sets off a chain of deception, sabotage, and deadly confrontation. 🖖 Note to Readers: Each chapter is structured like a full Star Trek episode-rich, emotional, and immersive. Not a quick read, but worth the journey. New Star Trek: Poseidon content releases every Friday at 7:30 pm EDT.