|
Deep
Space Nine
period
A
Events
preceeding the Federation
takeover
of Deep Space Nine.
|
| Trials
& Tribble-ations
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1996
An "Original Series"
crossover novel |
Novelization of the TV episode. Thrust back
in time, Sisko and his crew must prevent the assassination of Kirk by a
bitter former Klingon spy. A sequel to the TV episode "The Trouble with
Tribbles".
see also: DS9 period F |
| Emissary
Dillard, J.M.
Pocket, 1993 DS9
#1
A "Next Generation" crossover
novel |
Novelization of the TV episode. Sisko's wife
dies at Wolf 359 when Picard (as Locutas) leads the Borg in a major attack
against the Federation. (told in flashback)
see also: DS9 period B |
|
Deep
Space Nine
period
B
Year
One:
The Federation
takes control of Deep Space Nine
from
the Cardassians.
Occurs
in Year Six of Next Generation.
|
| Emissary
Dillard, J.M.
Pocket, 1993
DS9 #1
A "Next Generation" crossover novel |
Novelization of the TV episode. Still bitter
from the death of his wife during the Borg attack at Wolf 359, Cmdr. Benjamin
Sisko reluctantly takes control of Deep Space Nine, a former Cardassian
space station near the planet Bajor.
see also: DS9 period A |
| The Siege
David, Peter
Pocket, 1993 DS9
#2 |
While Odo chases a shapeshifting serial killer,
Bashir tries to save a child whose parents won't let him be treated because
of their religious beliefs. |
| Bloodletter
Jeter, K.W.
Pocket, 1993 DS9
#3 |
A Bajoran fanatic sabotages an away mission,
trapping Bashir in the wormhole so he can stalk and murder Kira unimpeeded
in the Gamma Quadrant. |
| The Big Game
Schofield, Sandy
Pocket, 1993 DS9
#4 |
Quark hosts a poker tournament, complete with
a mysterious killer, while Sisko and Kira try to find the source of an
energy wave causing death and destruction throughout the sector. |
| Valhalla
Archer, Nathan
Pocket, 1995 DS9
#10 |
The computer from a derelict alien ship takes
over the computers on the station and starts causing lethal malfunctions
so it can study death. |
| Warchild
Friesner, Esther
Pocket, 1994 DS9
#7 |
Bashir goes AWOL to halt a plague killing hundreds
of children in Bajoran refugee camps. |
| Warped
Jeter, K. W.
Pocket, 1995 |
The crew of DS9 discovers that sabotaged
holosuite programs are responsible for a string of psychopathic murders. |
|
Deep
Space Nine
period
C
Year
Two:
The Circle
stages a coup on Bajor.
Bashir
and Kira enter a violent parallel universe which
years
earlier trapped Kirk.
Sisko
is kidnapped by the Jem'Hadar.
|
| Proud Helios
Scott, Melissa
Pocket, 1995 DS9
#9 |
Kira and O'Brien are captured by pirates raiding
local shipping. |
| Fallen Heroes
Dafydd ab Hugh
Pocket, 1994 DS9
#5 |
A mysterious device locks Odo and Quark in stasis
for three days, and when they emerge they discover everyone on the station
has been killed in a horrific battle. |
| Betrayal
Tilton, Lois
Pocket, 1994 DS9
#6 |
A Bajoran terrorist bombs the station, and Sisko
grants asylum to a young Cardassian facing politically motivated murder
charges. |
| Antimatter
Vornholt, John
Pocket, 1994 DS9
#8 |
Sisko, Dax and Odo infiltrate a crew of pirates
who hijaked a shipload of antimatter intended to power a Bajoran built
starship. |
| Devil in the
Sky
Cox, Greg & John Gregory Betancourt
Pocket, 1995 DS9
#11 |
Newly hatched baby Horta, intended to revitalize
the mines on Bajor, begin consuming the space station. |
|
Deep
Space Nine
period
D
Year
Three:
DS9
gets a warship to fight the Dominion.
Dax learns
she had a murderous host.
The Dominion
destroys the Cardassian / Romulan fleet
and infiltrates
the Federation.
|
| The Search
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1994 |
Novelization of the TV episode. Sisko is given
command of the starship Defiant to deal with the threat from the
Dominion, but is unhappy at the Federation negotiations with the tyrants
from the Gamma Quadrant. |
| The Laertian
Gamble
Sheckley, Robert
Pocket, 1995 DS9
#12 |
Bashir is suckered into a poker game where he
can't lose, and where his every win causes a dire event to happen somewhere
in the Federation. |
| Station Rage
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1995 DS9
#13 |
A group of Cardassians are awakened from an
80-year hibernation in the depths of DS9 and set about trying to
take over the station. |
| Klingon
Smith, Dean W. & Kristine K. Rusch
Pocket, 1996
A "Next Generation" crossover novel |
Meeting on station Deep Space Nine to
negotiate with the Klingons, Picard, Sisko and their crews must prevent
the assassination of Chancellor Gowron |
| Saratoga
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1996 DS9
#18 |
A reunion of Sisko and his surviving crewmates
from the Saratoga could be the death of them all when the Defiant
is trapped in the energy flux of two supernovas. |
| Caretaker
Graf, L.A.
Pocket, 1995 VOY
#1
A "Voyager" crossover novel |
Novelization of the VOY TV episode. Voyager
docks at Deep Space Nine just prior to her fateful trip to the badlands. |
| Objective:
Bajor
Peel, John
Pocket, 1996 DS9
#15 |
Sisko must stop an immense starship inhabited
by billions of beings from another galaxy from destroying Bajor. |
| Wrath of
the Prophets
David, Peter, et al.
Pocket, 1997 DS9
#20 |
Sisko and Kira reluctantly accept the assistance
of Maquis Ro Laren in tracing the source of a plague decimating Bajor. |
| Invasion
(click
here for complete synopsis) is a 4-part series encompassing all the TV
shows.
Time's Enemy (DS9)
Smith, Dean W. & Kristine K. Rusch
Pocket, 1996 DS9
#16 |
The discovery of the Defiant,trapped in a comet for five thousand
years, seems to indicate that Sisko and his crew will have a fatal confrontation
with the Furies in the near future. |
| The Long Night
Smith, Dean W. & Kristine K. Rusch
Pocket, 1996 DS9
#14 |
An interstellar war threatens when Sisko discovers
the cryogenically preserved body of a religious leader who fled an uprising
centuries before. |
|
Deep
Space Nine
period
E
Year
Four:
Worf
is transferred to DS9.
The Klingons
break the Federation treaty.
Quark
lands in Roswell, N.M.
Lwaxana
Troi marries Odo.
Bashir
tries to cure Dominion biological warfare.
The Dominion
makes Odo human.
|
| Triangle:
Imzadi II
David, Peter
Pocket, 1998
A "Next Generation" crossover
novel |
Odo helps foil a plot to destroy the Klingon
homeworld.
see also: DS9 period H |
| The Return
Shatner, William
Pocket, 1996
An "Original Series / Next
Generation" crossover novel |
An unusual visitor arrives on Deep Space
Nine, Captain James T. Kirk, who has been resurrected by the
Borg and programmed to kill Picard. |
| The Way
of the Warrior
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1995 |
Novelization of the TV episode. After the destruction
of the Enterprise-D, Worf is transferred to DS9 to observe
and advise on the Klingon buildup along the Cardassian border. |
| The Tempest
Wright, Susan
Pocket, 1997 DS9
#19 |
Keiko and Dax undertake a dangerous mission
studying a plasma storm close up, while Worf investigates an attack on
a Federation starship. |
| Trial by Error
Garland, Mark
Pocket, 1997 DS9
#21 |
Sisko investigates when ships near DS9
and the wormhole are attacked by phantom lookalike vessels. |
| Where
I Fell Before My Enemy
Bonasso, Vince, 1998
An "Original Series"
crossover story |
An attack on a starship leads Sisko to a confrontation
with the Gorn who dueled Kirk.
A short story from Star
Trek: Strange New Worlds |
| The Heart
of the Warrior
Betancourt, John Gregory
Pocket, 1996 DS9
#17 |
Worf and Kira seek a cure to the addiction that
keeps the Jem'Hadar loyal to their Changeling masters. |
| The
Captain's Table (click
here for complete synopsis) is a 6-part series encompassing all the TV
shows and New Frontier.
Book 3: The Mist (DS9)
Smith, Dean W. & Kristine K. Rusch
Pocket, 1998 |
Sisko's story of an attempted Klingon / Cardassian
attack on beings from another dimension evokes the wrath of the Klingon
captain involved in the incident. |
| Day
of Honor (click here for complete synopsis)
is a 5-part series encompassing all the TV shows.
Book 2: Armageddon Sky (DS9)
Graf, L.A.
Pocket, 1997
An "Original Series" crossover
novel |
The rituals of the Day of Honor offer Worf
and the crew of the Defiant their only means to rescue the crew
of a science vessel attacked by the Klingons, and to save a planet from
ecological disaster. |
|
Deep
Space Nine
period
F
Year
Five:
Odo exposes
a Klingon general as a Changeling.
Kira
gives birth to Keiko's baby.
Cardassia
allies with the Dominion.
Bashir's
DNA resequencing is discovered.
The Dominion
declares war on the Federation.
|
| Trials
& Tribble-ations
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1996
An "Original Series"
crossover novel |
Novelization of the TV episode. A bitter elderly
Klingon spy steals the Bajoran Orb of Time in a scheme to kill the man
who ruined his life: Capt. James T. Kirk. A sequel to the TV episode "The
Trouble with Tribbles".
see also: DS9 period A |
| Life's Lessons
York, Christina F., 1998 |
Keiko's jealousy of the pregnant Kira causes
her to form an uneasy alliance with Nog.
A short story from Star Trek:
Strange New Worlds |
| Star
Trek: First Contact
Dillard, J. M.
Pocket, 1996
A "Next Generation"
crossover novel |
Novelization of the movie. Evacuated to the
Enterprise-E from the crippled Defiant during the Borg attack
on Earth, Worf accompanies the ship back into the past to prevent the assimilation
of all humanity, and questions Picard's handling of the situation. |
| Vengeance
Dafydd ab Hugh
Pocket, 1998 DS9
#22 |
While Sisko investigates evidence pointing to
a possible Klingon/Dominion alliance, Worf, O'Brien and Bashir must defend
the station when it is attacked by Worf's Klingon blood brother. |