|
The
Original Series
period
C
The years
Admiral Kirk is based on Earth
while
the Enterprise is being refitted.
|
| The Lost Years
Dillard, J.M.
Pocket, 1989 |
Kirk, Spock and McCoy go their separate ways
as their tour on the Enterprise comes to an end and the ship is
dry-docked for a three-year refitting, but an unexpected diplomatic crisis
brings them back together. |
| A Flag
Full of Stars
Ferguson, Brad
Pocket, 1991 TOS
#54 |
In the midst of the media-hype surrounding the
tricentennial of the first manned-moon landing, Kirk must stop the kidnapping
of a Klingon scientist teaching at a Terran high school.
see also: TOS period A |
| Traitor Winds
Graf, L.A.
Pocket, 1994 TOS
#70 |
Kirk and Uhura try to clear Chekov and Sulu
of treason and murder charges when a top secret fighter craft is stolen. |
| Recovery
Dillard, J. M.
Pocket, 1995 TOS
#73 |
Kirk supervises the testing of an experimental
starship. |
|
The
Original Series
period
D
Kirk
commands the Enterprise as an admiral.
|
| Star
Trek : The Motion Picture
Roddenberry, Gene
Pocket, 1979 TOS
#1 |
Novelization of the movie. Admiral Kirk seizes
the opportunity to command the refitted Enterprise when a strange
phenomenon threatens the galaxy. |
| Covenant
of the Crown
Weinstein, Howard
Pocket, 1981 TOS
#4 |
Kirk, Spock and McCoy must help a beautiful
heir to a throne prove that she is fit to rule. |
| Deep Domain
Weinstein, Howard
Pocket, 1987 TOS
#33 |
The Enterprise crew is caught in the
middle when an archaeological dig on a Federation world uncovers a secret
the government wants to remain hidden at all costs. |
| Dwellers
in the Crucible
Bonanno, Margaret Wander
Pocket, 1985 TOS
#25 |
Sulu goes undercover in the Klingon and Roluman
empires to try and rescue a group of kidnapped diplomats. |
| Enemy Unseen
Mitchell, V. E.
Pocket, 1990 TOS
#51 |
More bad luck transporting diplomats – one ambassador
gives Kirk three of this wives, the wife of another wants to resume an
old romance, and someone is assassinating the passengers. |
| Home is
the Hunter
Kramer-Rolls, Dana
Pocket, 1990 TOS
#52 |
A malevolent alien sends Sulu, Chekov and Scott
back in time to the ancient pasts of their birth countries. |
| The Pandora
Principle
Clowes, Carolyn
Pocket, 1990 TOS
#49 |
Saavik's troubled past may be the key to saving
the Federation from a Romulan invasion. |
| The Prometheus
Design
Marshak, Sondra & Myrna Culbreath
Pocket, 1982 TOS
#5 |
Kirk is removed from command of the Enterprise
after a brutal encounter with alien experimenters affects his mental
and physical fitness. |
| Strangers
from the Sky
Bonanno, Margaret Wander
Pocket, 1987 |
A best-selling book about the purported first
encounter between Terrans and Vulcans provokes bizarre reactions from both
Kirk and Spock.
see also: TOS period A |
| Ship of
the Line
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1997
A "Next Generation" crossover
novel |
Kirk gives Capt. Morgan Bateman and his ship,
the Bozeman, an assignment which ulitmately traps them in a temporal
loop, from which they are rescued some eighty years later by Picard and
the Enterprise-D.
see also: TOS period G |
| Time for
Yesterday
Crispin, A.C.
Pocket, 1988 TOS
#39
sequel to:
Yesterday's Son (TOS period
B) |
Some 25 years after leaving Spock's son Zar
in Sarpeidon's past, Kirk, Spock and McCoy return to enlist his help in
saving the galaxy from the out of control Guardian of Forever. |
| Star
Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
McIntyre, Vonda N.
Pocket, 1982 TOS
#7 |
Novelization of the movie. Eugenic superman
Khan Noonian Singh returns to avenge his wife's death by destroying Kirk.
A sequel to the TV episode "Space Seed". |
| Star
Trek III: The Search for Spock
McIntyre, Vonda N.
Pocket, 1984 TOS
#17 |
Novelization of the movie. Kirk and his command
crew commit treason to try and recover Spock's body from the Genesis planet
and save McCoy's life. |
| Star
Trek IV: The Voyage Home
McIntyre, Vonda N.
Pocket, 1986 |
Novelization of the movie. Returning to Earth
to face court martial on the treason charges, Kirk and company go back
to the past to try and bring two whales into the future to save Earth from
a destructive probe. |
|
The
Original Series
period
E
Events
between
Star
Trek IV: The Voyage Home
and
Star
Trek V: The Final Frontier.
|
| Death Count
Graf, L. A.
Pocket, 1992 TOS
#62 |
The disappearance of an Andorian scientist could
precipitate a war with the Orions. |
| Firestorm
Graf, L. A.
Pocket, 1994 TOS
#68 |
The galaxy's largest volcano could put a fiery
end to a fierce dispute between Elasian miners and Federation geologists.
A sequel to the TV episode "Elaan of Troyius". |
| Shell Game
Crandell, Melissa
Pocket, 1993 TOS
#63 |
An abandoned Romulan space station drifts into
Federation space, carrying death and destruction with it. |
| The Rift
David, Peter
Pocket, 1991 TOS
#57 |
A mission to a planet across a rift in space
reunites Spock with an old crewmate, and Kirk with Dr. Daystrom, inventor
of the experimental computer that destroyed several starships. A sequel
to the TV episode "The Ultimate Computer".
see also: TOS period A |
| Rules of Engagement
Morwood, Peter
Pocket, 1990 TOS
#48 |
The Enterprise comes under fire from
a Klingon warship as it tries to evacuate Federation personnel from a war
torn planet. |
| The Last Tribble
Davis, Keith L., 1998 |
After 17 years, Cyrano Jones closes in on the
last tribble on Space Station K-7.
A short story from Star Trek:
Strange New Worlds |
| Probe
Bonanno, Margaret Wander
Pocket, 1992
sequel to: Star
Trek IV: The Voyage Home |
Kirk discovers the origins of the Probe that
almost destroyed Earth |
|
The
Original Series
period
F
Star
Trek V through Kirk's "death" on the
Enterprise-B
and its aftermath.
|
| Star
Trek V: The Final Frontier
Dillard, J. M.
Pocket, 1989 |
Novelization of the movie. Spock's half-brother
leads a band of terrorists who have kidnapped a group of diplomats in a
bid for galactic power. |
| Starfleet Academy
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1997 |
Kirk, Sulu and Chekov put a class of Starfleet
cadets through their paces while uncovering a plot to start a war with
the Klingons |
The
Captain's Table (6-part
series encompassing all the TV shows and New Frontier.)
Book 1: Original
Series: War Dragons
Graf,
L.A.
Pocket, 1998
sequels:
Book 2: Next
Generation: Dujonian's Hoard
Friedman,
Michael Jan
Pocket, 1998
Book 3: Deep
Space Nine: The Mist
Smith,
Dean W. & Kristine K. Rusch
Pocket, 1998
Book 4: Voyager:
Fire Ship
Carey,
Diane
Pocket, 1998
Book 5: New
Frontier: Once Burned
David,
Peter
Pocket, 1998
Book 6: Original
Series: Where Sea Meets Sky
Oltion,
Jerry
Pocket, 1998 |
Welcome to the Captain's Table, where commanding
officers from across the ages entertain their fellows with tales of daring
and adventure.
Book 1:
Kirk and Sulu tell of encountering the same group of pirates some twenty
years apart.
see also: TOS period B
Book 2:
Picard relates a tale of going undercover with Worf to search for a
fabled treasure of priceless and potentially dangerous artifacts before
they fall into unscrupulous hands.
Book 3:
Sisko's story of an attempted Klingon / Cardassian attack on beings
from another dimension provokes the wrath of the Klingon captain involved
in the incident.
Book 4:
Janeway describes her harrowing struggle to survive on a bizarre alien
ship after being rescued badly injured from a lifepod following an attack
on Voyager.
Book 5:
Mackenzie Calhoun recounts the grim details of his involvement in the
Grissom disaster.
see also: NF period B
Book 6:
Christopher Pike has the audience in the palm of his hand with an intriguing
yarn about deadly "space whales". |
| Star
Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
Dillard, J. M.
Pocket, 1992 |
Novelization of the movie. Kirk and McCoy are
convicted of the murder of the Klingon Chancellor and sentenced to a brutal
Klingon penal colony. |
| Flashback
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1996
A "Voyager" crossover novel |
Novelization of the VOY TV episode. Young Ensign
Tuvok, whose first assignment is with Captain Sulu on the Excelsior,
disagrees with Sulu's attempt to rescue Kirk and McCoy from the Klingon
penal colony. (told in flashback) |
| Assignment:
Eternity
Cox, Greg
Pocket, 1998 TOS
#84
|
Time traveling agent Gary Seven must prevent
Spock from being assassinated at the Khitomer conference afer Kirk exposes
the real conspirators.
see also: TOS period A, B |
| Shadows on
the Sun
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1993 |
Nearing retirement, McCoy encounters his ex-wife
during a mission, and finally has a chance to come to terms with their
disastrous marriage.
see also: TOS period A |
| Best Destiny
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1992
sequel to:
Final Frontier (TOS
period A) |
Kirk has another encounter with the warped genius
who 45 years earlier helped a pirate crew attack the shuttle carrying a
rebellious sixteen year-old Jim Kirk and his father.
see also: TOS period A |
| Sarek
Crispin, A. C.
Pocket, 1994 |
Spock's mother dies and Kirk's nephew Peter
is kidnapped by a venegeful Klingon |
| The Ashes
of Eden
Shatner, William
Pocket, 1995
sequel:
Avenger
Shatner, William
Pocket, 1997
A "Next Generation" crossover novel |
Ashes...:
Kirk faces a bitter retirement until a mysterious woman offers him
a chance to be young again.
Avenger:
The resurrected Kirk is reunited with his long lost love, only to find
her dying from a galaxy-wide plague.
see also: TOS period A, G |
| The Fearful
Summons
Flynn, Denny Martin
Pocket, 1985 TOS
#74 |
When Sulu and the crew of the Excelsior are
kidnapped, Kirk and his old Enterprise crew embark on an unsanctioned
rescue mission. |
| Star
Trek Generations
Dillard, J. M.
Pocket, 1994
A "Next Generation"
crossover novel |
Novelization of the movie. Kirk "dies" saving
the Enterprise-B from destruction on her maiden voyage.
see also: TOS period G |
| The Lights
in the Sky
Weldon, Phaedra M., 1998 |
Shahna of Triskelion travels to Earth in hopes
of resuming her relationship with Kirk.
A short story from Star
Trek: Strange New Worlds |
| The
Captain's Daughter
David, Peter
Pocket, 1995 TOS
#76 |
Still trying to recover from Kirk's death, Sulu
is emotionally battered again when his daughter goes berserk and is killed
in self-defense while attacking her shipmates.
see also: TOS period B |
| Mind Meld
Vornholt, John
Pocket, 1997 TOS
# 82 |
Spock goes on the run with his young niece after
the child learns of an assassination plot through a mind meld. |
| Vulcan's Forge
Sherman, Josepha & Susan Shwartz
Pocket, 1997 |
A year after Kirk's death, a stressful mission
causes Spock to recall the events leading to his decision to join Starfleet
as a young man, and to now make another decision to join the diplomatic
corps.
see also: TOS period A |
| Relics
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1992
A "Next Generation" crossover novel |
Novelization of the TNG TV episode. Scotty puts
himself into suspended animation in a transporter buffer following the
crash of the passenger liner he is traveling on.
see also: TOS period G |
|
The
Original Series
period
G
The continuing
adventures of Kirk
and his
crew in Picard's time.
|
| House of Cards
David, Peter
Pocket, 1997 NF #1
A "New Frontier / Next
Generation" crossover novel |
Ambassador Spock rescues a Vulcan scientist
from a death sentence on the imperial planet Thallon.
see also: TOS period G2 |
| Encounter
at Farpoint
Gerrold, David
Pocket, 1987
A "Next Generation"
crossover novel |
Novelization of the TNG TV episode. An ancient
Dr. McCoy sees the Enterprise-D off on her first mission. |
| Unification
Taylor, Jeri
Pocket, 1990
A "Next Generation" crossover novel |
Novelization of the TNG TV episode. Picard and
Data go undercover as Romulans to search for Ambassador Spock, whom the
Federation fears has defected. |
| Relics
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1992
A "Next Generation" crossover novel |
Novelization of the TNG TV episode. The Enterprise-D
rescues Montgomery Scott from a 75 year-long suspension in a transporter
buffer.
see also: TOS period F |
| Crossover
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1995
A "Next Generation" crossover
novel |
When Ambassabor Spock is taken hostage by the
Romulans, Picard's rescue efforts are hampered by Spock's old shipmates
– 140 year-old Admiral McCoy and recently resurrected Montgomery Scott
– who have rescue plans of their own. |
| Star
Trek Generations
Dillard, J.M.
Pocket, 1994
A "Next Generation"
crossover novel |
Novelization of the movie. Some 80 years after
Kirk's supposed death on the Enterprise-B, Picard rescues him from
the strange phenomenon called the Nexus, only to watch him really die helping
save Picard, as well as billions of lives on a planet which would have
been destroyed.
see also: TOS period F |
| Reflections
Ward, Dayton, 1998
A "Next Generation" crossover story |
In the moment before his death on Veridian III,
the Organians give Kirk a chance to see the true value of his life.
A short story from Star Trek: Strange
New Worlds |
| Ship of
the Line
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1997
A "Next Generation" crossover
novel |
Scotty is serving as Chief engineer under Capt.
Morgan Bateman for the shakedown cruise of the Enterprise-E when
it is hijacked by the Klingons.
see also: TOS period D |
| The Return
Shatner, William
Pocket, 1996
A "Next Generation / Deep
Space Nine" crossover novel |
Kirk is resurrected by the Borg and programmed
to kill Picard. |
| Where
I Fell Before My Enemy
Bonasso, Vince, 1998
A "Deep Space Nine"
crossover story |
The Gorn who fought with Kirk a century earlier
returns for a rematch with Benjamin Sisko.
A short story from Star
Trek: Strange New Worlds |
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
A "Deep Space Nine" crossover
novel |
An elderly Sulu is traveling incognito on a science vessel when it
is attacked by Klingons and crashes onto a planet in the throes of an ecological
disaster. The only hope of survival, a rescue mission mounted by the crew
of the Defiant. |
| Avenger
Shatner, William
Pocket, 1997
A "Next Generation" crossover novel |
Picard and the crew of the Enterprise-E
frantically search for a cure to a galaxy-wide environmental plague, unaware
that Kirk and Spock are likewise applying their formidible talents to the
task with knowledge Picard doesn't have. A sequel to the TV episode "The
Conscience of the King".
see also: TOS period A, F |
| Ambassador
at Large
Rosales, J.A., 1998
A "Voyager" crossover story |
Lt. Bailey of Kirk's Enterprise, roaming
the galaxy for nearly a century with the alien Balok, is thrilled and astonished
to encounter Voyager, and to regale the crew with his adventures.
A short story from Star
Trek: Strange New Worlds |
| House of Cards
David, Peter
Pocket, 1997 NF #1
A "New Frontier / Next
Generation" crossover novel |
Some twenty years after his adventures on Thallon,
Spock is asked to participate in the negotiations when the disintegrating
Thallonian empire requests assistance from the Federation.
see also: TOS period G1 |
| Spectre
Shatner, William
Pocket, 1998
A "Next Generation / Voyager"
crossover novel |
Kirk's actions of a hundred years earlier come
back to haunt him when he is kidnapped by Kathryn Janeway: a duplicate
Janeway from the mirror universe of the brutal Alliance that Kirk unwittingly
helped create. |