03-06-2009, 08:41 AM | #16 | |
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http://www.amazon.com/Fire-Ship-Star...6346600&sr=8-1 Doesn't show as a kindle book. But might be found in ebook elsewhere. I rather enjoyed the Star Trek: Invasion series. It starts with TOS, then TNG then DS9 then Voyager. Each book is a complete story it and of itself. But, you really should read them in genre order. These 4 books are writen by some of the better writers. The TOS one by my favorite Diane Carey. The Section 31 books are good to. Once again cross generation. Finally the Gateway series. Again, cross generation. BOb |
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03-06-2009, 06:10 PM | #17 | |
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I've read every single book, up until 2 years ago, when work took over my life.
I've used all the Fictionwise offers to fill up my Sony 505 with around 50-odd titles that I'd missed. It's worth saying that the current titles are overall far better than the majority of the earlier titles. The great draw to the newer titles are the very good continuations from the end of the televised series. Recommendations are in order of preference :- DS9 - Every book set after the end of the series New Frontiers - An acquired taste but always a fun read TNG - Start with a Time To...series and the current novels set after Nemesis, starting with Death In Winter TOS - Rihansuu series and the Errand Trilogies are standouts To get a feel for the books and series available and synopsis, I find this the best resource http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Pocket_Books Last edited by kougei; 03-08-2009 at 11:58 AM. |
03-27-2009, 09:54 PM | #19 |
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Thanks guys, now I know what to do with all those Fictionwise credits I purchased along with my subscription to pay for itself. I have about $40 to spend.
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I've read a couple of the New Frontier stories too and enjoyed them. I honestly don't know how I missed the fact that Trek books were out there but I was already past the "formulaic sci-fi books" genre when I first became aware of them so I never really botherd with them except the above. |
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