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Over the last couple of days (catch up with Part 1 and Part 2), we’ve looked back at the nine-book Star Trek: A Time to… series, which bridged the gap between the movies Insurrection and Nemesis, chronicling a time of…
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It’s over a decade since the ambitious Star Trek: A Time to… series was published. The nine-book Next Generation saga set out to provide context for events that feature film Star Trek Nemesis had introduced without explanation – the marriage…
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In the early 2000s, Star Trek’s future was beginning to look uncertain. New television spinoff Enterprise was already struggling in the ratings, and when the cast of the more successful The Next Generation reunited for a fourth feature film together…
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The Monsters Inside, written by Stephen Cole, and one of the first few Ninth Doctor New Series Adventures released in 2005, leads the Doctor and his companion Rose to the Justicia system. Unaware that the planet they have landed on…
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Jacqueline Rayner’s Winner Takes All, part of the first batch of Ninth Doctor New Series Adventures released in 2005, leads the Doctor and Rose back to contemporary England to pay a visit to Rose’s mother after an uncommonly short phone…
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In Crisis of Consciousness, Dave Galanter‘s latest contribution to the line of Original Series novels, Captain Kirk and the Enterprise are dispatched to ferry the ambassador of the Maabas — normally a rather xenophobic race — back to his home…
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The Stealers of Dreams, written by Steve Lyons, is one of just six New Series Adventures featuring the Ninth Doctor as portrayed by Christopher Eccleston. It leads the Doctor, Rose, and Jack Harkness to Colony World 4378976.Delta-Four. At first it…
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In Q Are Cordially Uninvited, written by Rudy Josephs, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and his wife, Beverly Crusher, show two of their fellow officers and friends the holorecording of their wedding in La Barre, France. But Worf and Geordi La Forge…
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Lust’s Latinum Lost (and Found), written by Paula M. Block and Terry J. Erdmann, is the first Deep Space Nine entry in the series of exclusive eBook novellas. When business is down in Quark’s bar on the new DS9, the…
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Engines of War, written by George Mann, is a “War Doctor” novel, featuring the long-forgotten incarnation of the Doctor as played by John Hurt in Doctor Who‘s fiftieth anniversary special. The war between the Time Lords and the Daleks has…
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The Light Fantastic, written by a returning Jeffrey Lang, is a follow-up to David Mack’s Cold Equations trilogy, which itself was a follow-up to Lang’s own 2002 novel Immortal Coil. At the end of the Cold Equations trilogy, Data decided…
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When we last spoke to Keith R.A. DeCandido, at the start of 2010, he had recently received the Faust – the Grand Master prize at the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers’ annual Scribe Awards – which recognises writers for…
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The Bestseller Job by Greg Cox, the final of the three Leverage novels published in 2013, leads the Leverage crew into the worlds of both book publishing and assassins and black ops. When an old friend of Eliot, who has…
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Protectors, Kirsten Beyer’s fifth novel in her ongoing Star Trek: Voyager saga, is the first one to deal with the repercussions of Admiral Kathryn Janeway’s return from the dead in the preceding novel The Eternal Tide. While Janeway is recalled…
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A Choice of Futures, Christopher L. Bennett’s first Star Trek: Enterprise novel, is set a couple of years after the end of the Romulan War. With the Enterprise decommissioned, the former crew has settled into new positions. While some of…
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