While I enjoy the fiction in the Captain's Logs, I am looking for more stories to read.
Concerning the Star Trek novels, can anyone recommend any particular novels with good battle scenes?
If not, do you have a favorite Star Trek novel for whatever reason?
I am always looking for recommendations for reading material.
Star Trek Novels
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wedge_hammersteel
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I like the IKV Gorkon series. You will probably like Dreadnought and Black Fire. Outside the comfort zone of Star Trek, I think you would really like the Wing Commander series since you like to play Kzinti. It has the Kilrathi, a tiger-like race with a warrior caste mentality that reminds me of the Crusader Clans in BattleTech.
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Dreadnought was great. It was great to see the FJ DN and DD in a novel.
It's been 13 years since I read Black Fire, but that had some good battles as I recall (and the FJ DD too!).
The Kobayashi Maru was cool because you got to hear four different versions of a test solution (Kirk, Sulu, Scotty, Chekov).
Rules of Engagement and The Pandora Principle were cool, though I don't remember much from them (13 years ago too).
I'm actually in the middle of the ST: Vanguard series and while there's really only one per book, the battles scenes in Harbinger and Summon the Thunder are cool.
The former has 6 Tholian cruisers (most likely PCs, as that's all that is cannon) against a TOS Miranda (I like to think of it as an NCL).
The latter has a few Tholian cruisers (once again likely PCs) against a D7.
It's been 13 years since I read Black Fire, but that had some good battles as I recall (and the FJ DD too!).
The Kobayashi Maru was cool because you got to hear four different versions of a test solution (Kirk, Sulu, Scotty, Chekov).
Rules of Engagement and The Pandora Principle were cool, though I don't remember much from them (13 years ago too).
I'm actually in the middle of the ST: Vanguard series and while there's really only one per book, the battles scenes in Harbinger and Summon the Thunder are cool.
The former has 6 Tholian cruisers (most likely PCs, as that's all that is cannon) against a TOS Miranda (I like to think of it as an NCL).
The latter has a few Tholian cruisers (once again likely PCs) against a D7.
- bluebirds38
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there is an early star trek novel from pocket books called web of romulans. the enterprise and a sister ship goes up against romulan ships.
there is another early star trek book called spock must die. it takes place durring a fed-klingon war. the enterprise is behind klingon lines with a duplicat of spock. who acts as a spie for the klingons.
there is another early star trek book called spock must die. it takes place durring a fed-klingon war. the enterprise is behind klingon lines with a duplicat of spock. who acts as a spie for the klingons.
- Wolverin61
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They aren't novels, but here are a couple of short pieces of fiction rejected by ADB for various reasons. Posted with permission.
Mike
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