Tom Paris. Between Auckland and Voyager. What we didn't see in 'Caretaker'.

A few days after Voyager's return to the Alpha Quadrant, Janeway crosses unknown territory. My entry into the Cutthroat Fiction competition, Beta division.

An abandoned patch of land in a broken-down LA suburb becomes the unlikely site for a meeting of very different worlds. Modern-set AU.

B'Elanna, Tom, and their relationship from the perspective of one of their closest confidants.

What if when Janeway crashes Voyager into the Krenim vessel, much more of the past resets itself? AU

Lieutenant Thomas Eugene Paris is called upon for a very important mission; soothing his daughter's upset tummy.

collection of drabbles, mostly about Methos; crossovers abound

Excerpts from the personal logs of Thomas Eugene Paris of Voyager, in which he describes critical events and his impressions of the crew of Voyager during and after their epic journey home, as edited by his daughter Admiral Miral Paris Riker (ret.). (New 2013) Disclaimer: Paramount owns all. Jamelia is just borrowing the characters to provide some continuity Paramount left out.

When months of Krenim attacks leave Voyager - and her crew - in desperate straits, Captain Janeway must make a decision she swore she never would. If she can't find the strength to carry her crew, will they have the strength to carry her? AU version of "Year of Hell" two-parter in which the Big Magical Reset Button is not pressed at the end. J/C. Now complete!

(P/T) Set post-Endgame, B'Elanna has to deal with the consequences of having never graduated from the Academy. Rated R.

Tom Paris finds out the hard way just how serious the consequences of lying can be. Pre-Voyager. Non-canon.

Been working on massive edits. Hopefully it's easier to follow the 2nd time around. How does one learn to hide from their family history?

When Captain Janeway and B'Elanna Torres go missing during an away team mission on an unforgiving alien world, Tom and Chakotay risk deadly peril in search of them. The story is told entirely from Tom's POV. So expect a lot of that character.

"Don't bother trying to explain because I don't want to know." - A J/C story written for VAMB's Secret Drabble Exchange 2015.

It was supposed to be a quiet Saturday. Tom, Harry and Miral have a different kind of day planned for B'Elanna.

It's never just about getting what you want, but how you get it and when. (An AU, with the crew getting home in time for the worst of the Dominion War.)

Paris and Janeway overcome the events of "Thirty Days" and find that there's more between them than they had originally thought. Note: the beginning dialogue starts with the end scene from "Thirty Days". Thanks to AiyanaStone for her beta reading help and making great suggestions for making this better. Please feel free to comment!

This A/U is set 18 years after Voyager's return to the Alpha Quadrant. A peace treaty between warring factions breaks apart, disrupting the lives of the former Voyager crew.

A band of traveling players at a provincial Scottish inn and a night of ghost stories and diverse interludes leads to intimacy between two chance met strangers.

Tom and B'Elanna may be expecting a child and have taken vows to love each other in "good times and in bad," but it takes more to make a marriage. "Scenes" is a story sequence sequel to the original "Warmth," based closely upon events that took place on the series in the fourth, fifth, and later seasons. P/T, K/7, J/C. Overall M, but many chapters are K or T.

After B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris are stranded on planet with a severe climate and limited resources, they survive using "biological means." Upon returning to Voyager, they discover a changed relationship between Harry Kim and Kes, and their own lives become complicated by unexpected repercussions from their exercise in survival. P/T, K/Kes. First published in 1997.

Richie asks Joe a favor concerning Tilly. est. Joe/Tilly.

Tom is surprised by the unexpected people who rally around him during his solitary confinement... P/T. A friendship scene for Tom, Seven and Chakotay set in S5x09, 'Thirty Days'. One-shot.

It's more than just the memories that haunt him.

Prixin is a time of rememberance, hope, and change.

After Tom Paris is captured by Starfleet, Ro Laren leaves the Maquis and travels to Bajor. She enters Vedek Bareil's monastery and learns the path of her life may be very different from the one she had anticipated. It may even include a Thomas. A sequel to "The Mercenary." For mature readers due to sexual content and profanity.

It's time once again for the annual Emergency Procedures Drill, and this year it's the doctor's turn to devise the scenario.

Joe is happy to inform Methos that Amy has called him dad. As delighted as The Old Man is for his best friend, he brings him crashing down from cloud nine with the slight reminder that he has failed to tell Tilly that Amy is his daughter. See all notes inside. A prelude of dialogue.

Wee!chesters. "Methos is on his way to breakfast when he discovers two boys huddled in a black behemoth of a car."

How did Tom Paris land in the Maquis? His good friend from the Academy, Ro Laren , helps him find meaning in his life after the debacle of Caldik Prime. In turn, Tom guides Ro into finding something in herself that she had lost. Not for the squeamish. Rated M for profanity, violence and sexual content. (note: "Happy Holidays, Cadet Ro" is a prequel to this story.)

After the success of the Pathfinder Project, Admiral Paris shares news with someone very special to his son and himself. A coda to "Pathfinder," with spoilers for "Thirty Days." Part of the Bound for Home Cycle of stories, written in 2000.

The saga of Tom and B'Elanna - the abridged version. A series of drabble-esque moments.

Tag to Highlander Reunion. Yes. Again. See notes inside. Tilly/Dawson one-shot. Methos finds it hysterical that the former Watcher and Tilly wearing matching clothes.

The Captain must figure out who the spy is, and her best shot is Tom Paris. How do you convince someone to throw away all of their hard work and make their friends think they no longer care? This is my version of a lost conversation that must have taken place between the episodes Threshold and Meld.

Inspired by the one act play with the same name by Perivale Wilde: It's not the men alone who go through hell! It's the women they leave behind them! Tilly knows this all too well, and all though Joe may not be a player in The Game, she still has deal with the fact of him leaving and the possibility of him never returning her, and it's that keep her up at night. Dawson/Tilly.

Chakotay is wounded on an away mission, and cared for by a pre-warp, primitive people. He falls in love with his caregiver. Will he be able to leave her? Will the away team succeed in following the Prime Directive? Features Chakotay, but includes nearly all of the characters, but especially Tom, Janeway, Harry, and the Doctor.

Mac and Joe reunite after years to talk of numbers, mostly the concern of Methos' age.

Dawson finally proposes to Tilly. Joe/OFC. See notes inside.

After Alexa's death, Methos goes to Duncan for comfort, and both end up getting more than they bargained for

The simultaneous quickenings of Kronos and Silas had some bad after-effects on both Duncan and Methos. But everything goes even more down for Duncan when he took Byron's head, not only everykind of relationship with Methos seems now impossible but the highlander is haunted and rendered sick by strange dreams/memory of... Methos?

They were a lifetime away from Earth, and two of them were a world away from everything else.

House didn't believe in vampires, or zombies for that matter, although, he observed that his hand was shaking as he turned the handle slightly sideways. He didn't pull the drawer out, though, because interns will sleep anywhere.

Methos returns to keep a promise he made to Dawson that he broke after finding The Source. features OFC. Slight Methos/Tilly, mentions Tilly/Dawson.

Missing scenes from the episodes "Methos," "Endgame," and "Chivalry."

It doesn't take much to rouse demons from their slumber.

Immortals are foundlings, no one knows where they come from. They cannot have children, it never has happened, what if one time there was an exception, just one time the unexpected happened? How would this change the game, could a father and son really fight one another to the death? Relaunched and edited. 44 uploaded. Focused on the Series only. T for lang. OC

After the events of "The Chute", Tom considers the weight of Harry's words and what it means for him as a man.

Q is being a pest. Tom dives into another ocean, and Will Riker gets wet.

Ninth in a series. The wedding is on, but will they all survive it? Methos/OC

Starting a war is easy. Janeway and Paris discover just how hard it is to end one though, when the Admiral returns to Voyager.

The Kazon are gone, Seska is dead, the ship has been returned to its rightful owners and the clean-up crews are hard at work. It's the morning after, and Tom's still buzzing.

When an accident leaves Tom Paris amnesiac his deepest secrets start to come out. Will he ever be able to trust a crew that has never trusted him?

Things are stirring; Janeway and Paris can't sleep.

Drabbles and ficlets - a safe storage place for my mini-musings...multiple pairings, multiple genres.

In which Harry sacrifices some rations to discover just how deep Tom Paris' problems with temporal dynamics really go, and we learn the truth about what happened with Susie Crabtree.

If you want to survive 5,000 years, you must keep moving forward even in the face of tragedy. Does Methos have the will defend his own head against an old flame just months after losing Alexa, or have millennia of loss and grief finally worn him down?

Tom Paris learns what it means to issue orders, as Captain of a recommissioned Voyager. In the course of a humanitarian mission, the crew encounters an ancient evil and a dangerous enemy.

Methos pondering On Gods and Life A Five Minute Challenge

"We live, not as we wish to, but as we can." Non-fluffy exploration of "Threshold," and the consequences that weren't.

I've often described it as 'Duncan and Joe spend the day with the world's most obnoxious immortal.'

Duncan confronts Methos in the aftermath of "Forgive Us Our Trespasses."

Five years after Voyager's return to Earth, the senior officers are reunited to attend Miral's kindergarten Christmas pageant... C/7, P/T and Harry/OC

Methos thought he'd seen and done it all...until he received an invitation to attend Hogwarts.

The invitation to the de Valicourt's fourth wedding reception said, 'Come as you were.' It didn't say when.

The contents of a letter, dated from London on the 13th of December 1713, from Duncan MacLeod to his cousin Connor, recounting events that occurred at a masquerade.

Even before he began his unexpectedly long journey on Voyager, Tom Paris and his father were estranged. Can a new arrival reunite them? One-shot, P/T but Tom focused, written at the request of a reviewer.

Tom Paris accepts the responsibilities of fatherhood and of command as First Officer aboard the USS Enterprise. Can the Prime Directive survive? Strong TNG element.

Clemency for his previous mistakes has been a long time coming. And despite all that he's accomplished during his six years aboard Voyager, it's an absolution that only he himself could grant.

Eighth in a series, following Revelations 6:8. Methos and Sekhmet have a long overdue conversation. One-Shot Methos/OC

Seventh in a series. Methos has abandoned Sekhmet and now she's hunting him to stop the Horsemen. Methos/OC

Sixth in a series. When a regret from Methos' past comes back to haunt him, what will this mean for the couple? Methos/OC

Fifth in a series. Dinner in Egypt goes awry.

Fourth in a series. A woman appears from MacLeod's past and Methos and Sekhmet run into some bumps in their relationship. Reworking of Season 5 Episode 10

Third in a series, following TM&S: The Messenger. Sekhmet goes looking for Amanda and Methos looks for a ring.

Sequel to Past in the Present. My reworking of the Season 5 Episode, The Messenger. Methos/OC

Was in the Queen of Swords Archive. When a woman from his past arrives in Santa Helena, what will this mean for the life Methos has carved out for himself as Dr. Robert Helm? Methos/OC Helm/Tessa

Future fic. "Ever since Joe Dawson's funeral, MacLeod had gone off the radar. But fifty years later he sauntered back into Paris and picked up the barge." This is a fic about his new Watcher, and said Watcher's encounter with a mysterious Immortal. OC.

Sequel to my previous story 'A Little Inaccuracy' which you probably need to read! Chakotay's acting a little strangely and Tom is determined to find out what's got into him...

Storyline from "Eye of the Needle" Season One. Telek R'Mor died before he could pass on messages from Voyager. But it was forgotten he had someone to carry on his mission. And there was only one man who these could be given to.

It hath reached me, O Auspicious Queen, that there was in times of yore and in ages long gone before a young jinni who came to great calamity in al-Misr al-Qahira, which is Egypt the Victorious.

When shore leave goes horribly wrong...

Suppose that not everyone was willing to accept Tom in the crew when the Voyager first began its journey home. AU story of the starship's first year in the Delta Quadrant when past grudges get the better of someone. It's complete!

Tom Paris finds himself in a changed reality--one he doesn't want to see end. Guest appearances by Wesley Crusher and the Traveler.

Richie takes it upon himself to throw The Old Man a birthday surprise party and with the help of his friends he might be able to pull it off.

Adding on to the Postcards from Alexa stories found in An Eveing At Joe's... With a little help from Dawson and Shakespeare Methos surprises Alexa with something special in Paris.

I originally wrote this for a series of stories called "Voyager: 1001 Nights." It was a multiple author project that was good fun. Fortunately, this story stands alone. It's a little bit different. Hope you enjoy this brief detour to Paris. Tom, that is.

Just because people are gone doesn't mean they don't get visiting hours.

B'Elanna's favorite stuffed animal is damaged during a shuttle crash, and she decides to tell Tom the story behind it.

Multiple Doctors. An odd sound filled the air, a cross between a car engine turning over and a piece of serrated concrete dragged across a slab of marble. It was unlike any sound Joe Dawson had ever heard, and it was a sound he would never forget.

Sometimes, even after the final chapter, characters keep walking the many paths of time... especially if they're the Janeway women. "Winter's Child" epilogue. Read that first.

A girlhood among ghosts - living and dead - and the day everything changed. "Timeless" AU. Complete.

Sing us a song, you're the piano man, Sing us a song tonight, Well, we're all in the mood for a melody, And you've got us feelin' alright...

A AU, Source fic. Notes inside will explain. Tilly and Mac say goodbye to Joe.

Q and his wife have an argument and make some of Voyager’s crewmembers settle it for them. Mild slash content and mild language.

So, that was it. Mac should have known. He knew the Watcher meant his condition. Joe usually didn't have a problem but sometimes when certain situations came up, like something like this it bothered him. Companion to my other JoeOFC story.

JoeOFC. Richie originally thought he was playing manager again when he introduces Joe to one of his friends who can sing. Who knew he would end up playing matchmaker instead?

Methos comes back to Joe's sometime after being away what happens when he's discovered that Joe has someone to replace Alexa? Will they clash or become friends or perhaps something more?

Post '30 Days' on a bleaker USS Voyager. Written a long time ago. Read at own Risk. Tom Pariscentric.

An incident with an alien species causes changes in Paris and Chakotay, and changes in the dynamics between them. Set a few months after Seven of Nine joins the crew. SLASH Warning! CP, Pm

Sequel to "Three Minutes" - Voyager finally gets home: Last Chapter

Methos goes on a tame archeological dig and remembers more than he bargined for.

Tuesday 11th of september: Duncan MacLeods perspective

post-series, Methos gets a new life, Joe gets an update on it

Darius is used to dealing with people with problems, but is he prepared for the trouble one traveller brings with him?

If you think you have trouble remembering things, imagine how difficult it would be to keep track of 5000 years.