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24 books with the same feel
Hide books by the same authorRevenge of the Ancients
Jay Allan · 344 pages
Power Hungry
Howard Weinstein · 274 pages
Guises of the Mind
Rebecca Neason · 277 pages
Captain Picard and his companions are drugged and captured when they arrive on Capulon IV, a world about to join the Federation. The group must escape and stop the new ruler's coronation to prevent mass destruction.
Q-Space
Greg Cox · 271 pages
From the book jacket: The unpredictable cosmic entity known only as Q has plagued Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Starship Enterprise since their very first voyage together. But little is known of Q's mysterious past or that of the unearthly realm from which he hails. Now Picard must learn Q's secrets – or all of reality may perish! Ever since its discovery, the great ga
Star Trek Log One
Alan Dean Foster · 184 pages
Star Trek The series they could not kill! Good news for Star Trek fans: the series is back on the air! The critically acclaimed animated series features all new stories of the starship Enterprise and its famous crew. Ballantine proudly launches the Star Trek Log series, lively adaptations of the best episodes - now in paperback for the first time. Complete in this volume Beyond the
The Tears of the Singers
Melinda M. Snodgrass · 252 pages
Captain Kirk and the U.S.S Enterprise™ join the Klingons to avert disaster in the Taygeta V system -- where a time/space warp has swallowed a spaceship without a trace. Spock suspects a link between the anomaly and the inhabitants of Taygeta, semi-aquatic creatures killed for the jewel-like tears secreted at the moment of death. But a mutinous Klingon officer threatens the vital mission, as a desp
The Captains' Honor
David Dvorkin, Daniel Dvorkin · 255 pages
A Deepness in the Sky
Vernor Vinge · 699 pages
The story of the Spiders, inhabitants of a planet where the sun regularly stops shining for periods of 200 years, during which they are frozen in ice. The novel picks them up emerging from their most recent hibernation in a frenzy of activity and innovation to make up for lost time. By the author of A Fire upon the Deep.
Sisters of the Vast Black
Lina Rather · 176 pages
Q-Strike
Greg Cox, Kristine Kathryn Rusch · 272 pages
From the book jacket: The mischievous creature who calls himself Q has subjected Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Starship Enterprise to many of their strangest experiences. But little had been known of Q's curious existence or that of the advanced dimension from which he comes. But now Picard knows more than he ever dreamed about an ancient conflict whose consequences might spell th
The Murdered Sun
Christie Golden · 288 pages
Greater than the Sum
Christopher L. Bennett · 370 pages
Cathedral
Michael A. Martin, Andy Mangels · 404 pages
Web of the Romulans
M.S. Murdock · 220 pages
Ravaged by a killer virus, the Romulans enter Canara, where the only antidote can be found. Desperate, they incite a victorious Enterprise attack on one of their vessels - but Kirk discovers their ruse. Meanwhile, the central computer has fallen in love with him, severely crippling the Enterprise. Now Kirk must bring the antidote to the Romulans - before the galaxy crashes over the brink of war
The Final Fury
Dafydd ab Hugh · 295 pages
Prime Directive
Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens, David Stern · 406 pages
Starfleet's highest law has been broken. Its most honored captain is in disgrace, its most celebrated starship in pieces, and the crew of that ship scattered among the thousand worlds of the Federation... Journey with Spock, McCoy, and the rest of the former crew of the starship Enterprise to Talin—the planet where their careers ended. A world once teeming with life that now lies ruined, its citi
Starplex
Robert J. Sawyer · 296 pages
The only novel of its year to be nominated for both the Hugo and Nebula Awards. Starplex won Canada's Aurora Award for best novel of the year. For nearly twenty years Earth's space exploration had exploded outward, thanks to a series of mysterious, artificial wormholes. No one knows who created these interstellar passages, yet they have brought the far reaches of space immediately close. For Starp
Demons of Air and Darkness
Keith R.A. DeCandido · 292 pages