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Once Upon a Time
Star Trek Fanfic - Kirk/Spock
In a universe with no Federation, where First Contact never happened, Jim Kirk is your average popular guy. On Christmas Eve, thanks to a series of strange events, Jim finds himself in a parallel universe where the Milky Way is under the control of an alien race and ends up as a servant in the residence of the Royal House of Vulcan. As he starts adapting to his new life, Jim's curiosity fucks everything up—but hey, Vulcans shouldn't have told him that he isn't allowed to enter this wing of the palace; Jim has never been good at following rules.
Or,
This is the story of how Jim Kirk became a Princess ("Prince Consort, Bones!") of the United Planets of Vulcan Kingdom.
Words:47462 complete
In a universe with no Federation, where First Contact never happened, Jim Kirk is your average popular guy. On Christmas Eve, thanks to a series of strange events, Jim finds himself in a parallel universe where the Milky Way is under the control of an alien race and ends up as a servant in the residence of the Royal House of Vulcan. As he starts adapting to his new life, Jim's curiosity fucks everything up—but hey, Vulcans shouldn't have told him that he isn't allowed to enter this wing of the palace; Jim has never been good at following rules.
Or,
This is the story of how Jim Kirk became a Princess ("Prince Consort, Bones!") of the United Planets of Vulcan Kingdom.
Words:47462 complete
143 pages, ebook
First published September 21, 2013
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June 11, 2016
Star Trek Fanfic
The writing became stronger with every page and, eventually, I became invested enough to enjoy the story.
The writing became stronger with every page and, eventually, I became invested enough to enjoy the story.
May 29, 2016
Cute Spirk fairy-tale with angst, pining, misunderstandings and true love. Could've been a little more fleshed-out and slower-paced overall, but on the whole a fast and entertaining read.
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