Spock McCoy

McCoy makes a deal with an advanced race of aliens visiting on the Enterprise, one that doesn't quite work out the way he expected. Nor the quite way aliens meant it to either.

The Sixth Installment in The Bonded Souls Series. Spock and McCoy invite the bridge crew to a barbeque at their house. While Spock and McCoy prepare for visitors and celebrate their union, the rest of the crew contemplate their coming out that happened a year before.

In which Jim plays matchmaker and should avoid putting lyrics on Valentine's Day cards in his friend's name.

McCoy was not too happy about being dragged to Starfleet's New Year's party. He wanted nothing to do with the dancing, the countdowns, the kisses or anything else. Little did he know, this was going to be a New Year's to remember.

This tale takes place after Kirk has been listed MIA and is presumed dead ("Generations"). It is a story of the mysteries of the heart, of loss and redemption, of the liberation of forgiveness and the sly humor of the universe. Spock and McCoy must come to terms with their grief, and with the changes Kirk's loss has brought to their relationship to one another.

Spock does not have a need for the belief personally, but he understands the human desire.

(It takes McCoy years to get him to have a drink.)

On this day of tricks and treats, Mirror Spock seeks an alliance with Dr. McCoy, but things are not as always what they seem.

McCoy doesn't think that Spock could ever be interested in a mess like him. Boy, how wrong he is...