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Star Trek : The Motion Picture Roddenberry, Gene
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Novelization of the movie. Admiral Kirk seizes the opportunity to command the refitted Enterprise when a strange phenomenon threatens the galaxy. |
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The Pandora Principle Clowes, Carolyn
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Spock leads a team of reluctant Vulcans to save a group of half-Vulcan/half-Romulan children from a brutal existence on the planet Hellguard.. see also: TOS period D2 |
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Enemy Unseen Mitchell, V. E.
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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. |
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Home is the Hunter Kramer-Rolls, Dana
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A malevolent alien sends Sulu, Chekov and Scott back in time to the ancient pasts of their birth countries. |
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The Prometheus Design Marshak, Sondra & Myrna Culbreath
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Kirk is removed from command of the Enterprise after a brutal encounter with alien experimenters affects his mental and physical fitness. |
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Covenant of the Crown Weinstein, Howard
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Kirk returns to the war torn planet of Shad to help the beautiful young heir to the throne prove that she is fit to rule. see also: TOS period A |
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Firestorm Graf, L. A.
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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". |
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Rules of Engagement Morwood, Peter
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The Enterprise comes under fire from a Klingon warship as it tries to evacuate Federation personnel from a war torn planet. |
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Deep Domain Weinstein, Howard
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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. |
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Time for Yesterday Crispin, A.C.
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Some 15 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. |
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The Pandora Principle Clowes, Carolyn
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Saavik's troubled past may be the key to saving the Federation from a Romulan invasion. see also: TOS period D1 |
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Strangers from the Sky Bonanno, Margaret Wander
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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 A1, A2 |
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Ship of the Line Carey, Diane
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Kirk gives Capt. Morgan Bateman and his ship, the Bozeman, an assignment which ultimately 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 |
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Dwellers in the Crucible Bonanno, Margaret Wander
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Sulu goes undercover in the Klingon and Romulan empires to try and rescue a group of kidnapped diplomats. |
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Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan McIntyre, Vonda N.
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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". |
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Star Trek III: The Search for Spock McIntyre, Vonda N.
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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. |
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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home McIntyre, Vonda N.
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Novelization of the movie. Returning to Starfleet headquarters to face court martial on the treason charges, Kirk and company determine that only a time trip to the 20th century can prevent the destruction of Earth. see also: TOS period A |
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The Next Generation Deep Space Nine Voyager New Frontier Short Stories |
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