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How does the team cope when one of their members suddenly becomes a different man than the one they've known for years?
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When an otherwise-uneventful mission ends in both an alternate reality and time travel, Sam and Jack get stranded very far away from home. They land in a reality and timeline that’s living out the end of the world and looking to their alternate selves’ adult daughter for a solution. Oh, and their alternate selves are dead.
Between some truly nasty aliens, navigating around their Not Daughter, and trying to make it through the day in a place they don’t belong, the big question is if they can even get home. The bigger question is if Sam and Jack can resist the tension that’s built between them over the years. Spoiler alert: of course they can’t. This is fic.
If all that sounds a little familiar to you, it’s because this is a massive rewrite of 2010’s Waves are Universal (see notes for more info)
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Sam doesn’t give it a name, this feeling. She doesn’t even think about it much, preferring to glimpse it obliquely from the corner of her eye. It’s a secret delight that she shares with no one, scarcely even herself.
One story in eight parts charting Sam and Jack’s relationship from the start of S1 to the end of S8.
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Atlas by distractedKat
Fandoms: Star Trek, Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies)
23 Jan 2013
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Between what was and what will be stands James Tiberius Kirk, in all his fractured patchwork glory. Because saving the Federation was only the beginning.
A novel-length continuation of the 2009 movie told in four parts. Cross-posted from FFN.
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Jim flips him off, but there’s a humour in his face that wasn’t there before. Chris follows him onto the shuttle, grinning at the back of his head, and lingers for longer than he should, watching the cadets and new recruits mingle and find their seats.
Watching Jim Kirk’s wary eyes find Leonard McCoy’s for the first time.
(written for McKirk Week Day One: First Contact)