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Douglas Kulp
I have two loves in this world. Star Trek, and super heroes, and it’s about some one tries to marry the two ideas. This looks like a job for… Code Name D
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Douglas Kulp
Screaming Rebel
Samaritans' Dilemma Part 8: Crash and Burn
The Screaming Rebel comes under phaser fire from what should be a medieval army.
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2011.06.20
Douglas Kulp
Screaming Rebel
The Screaming Rebel: Samaritan’s Dilemma, part 6
Princess Nearleen was rescued from certain death in the nick of time. But how can you save some one who lost her soul?
On Site

2008.01.07
Douglas Kulp
Screaming Rebel
The Screaming Rebel: The Samaritan’s Dilemma, part 5, The Prime Directive, Challenged
The command crew rallies behind Captain O’Cambell’s cause, despite the possibility of violating the Prime Directive. But not all of the crew is enthusiastic. And when an interpretation of law encourages mutiny, the crew begins to fall apart at the worst possible time.
On Site

2007.12.30
Douglas Kulp
Screaming Rebel
Screaming Rebel, The Samaritan’s Dilemma, Part 4
A disturbing discovery sends the crew of the Screaming Rebel on the run from Orion Pirates, and Ezekiel O’Cambel can no longer ignore his past. He must leave the ship. But can the crew of the Rebel survive without him in command?
On Site

2007.12.17
Douglas Kulp
Screaming Rebel
Screaming Rebel, The Samaritan’s Dilemma, Part 3
O’Cambell accepts his first command, The Screaming Rebel. But a grim discovery reveals that his dark past may not be all that it seems.
On Site

2007.12.09
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Douglas Kulp
Screaming Rebel
The Screaming Rebel: The Samaritan’s Dilemma, Part Two
Ezekiel O’Cambell has been offered command of the FRS Screaming Rebel, offering him a world of new opportunity and challenge. But his past continues to haunt him. Is a man responsible for starting a global war worthy of a second chance?
On Site

2007.11.27
Douglas Kulp
Screaming Rebel
The Screaming Rebel: The Samaritan’s Dilemma, Part One
A Starfleet commander’s career is ended when he violates the Prime Directive. Will he find a second chance to redeem himself?
On Site

2007.11.16
Douglas Kulp
Ships of the Fleet: Anthology
Star Trek: Destiny, Book I, Escape from Oblivion
A young girl awakes to find her self on a dead ship, with no memory from her past. Her only hope of escape lies with befriending the unlikely duo that crews the Qua'Tara. But they may have bigger problems when a dark force prevents the Qua'Tara from leaving.
On Site

2007.03.28
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