Random, racy thoughts about his bondmate are causing that bondmate to have very particular – and embarrassing – reactions. No one is amused... except McCoy.

Komak's Trap by KT Torry

Unfounded suspicions on Komak's part have Captain Kirk in an uproar, suspicions which Kirk would rather have as fact than dream.

Food For Thought by Khiori

Making the observation that when grown men share as much food as Kirk and Spock do, something other than friendship must be up, Commodore Wesley narrows in to try to prove his theory.

Crying How Bright by eimeo

Even facing retirement, Kirk reflects on how he and Spock are still the same men they always were.

Sweet Dreams by Deborah

Kirk is having some rather disturbing dreams about his first officer.

Eagle In Flight by Mary Kay

A young Kirk and Spock vacation at Kirk's childhood home, not wishing to share their new relationship with anyone just yet. But a mother always knows when her son's in love.

Yes Yes And Also Yes by KT Torry

Could Kirk's insomnia be caused by his unresolved feelings for his best friend?

Like Lightning by Dovya Blacque

The death of Kirk's mother sends him into a tailspin, finding himself grieving more than he ever expected to. And then along comes a strange discovery in an empty part of space that really makes Kirk start thinking.

Footloose by Denise Dion & Medicated Maniac

A simple leg cramp for Kirk turns into something completely other for Spock.

Beginnings by CatalenMara

This story takes place in a universe proposed by Harve Bennett about Kirk and Spock during their Academy years. The story deals with racial bullying from upper classmen, Kirk's relationship with Janice Lester and an unexpected friendship.

Full Color Cover by Elfqueen.

Art by Elfqueen, Marylyne, Shir Amber, and Romanse.

Poetry by Arlan Symons, Faris Vincent, T'Racionn, Denise Dion and T'lara.

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