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I've found that I can count on authors Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin to deliver outstanding Star Trek tales and this novel is no exception. Picard is reunited with some old friends when the Enterprise is caught in the middle of a civil war. The Romulans are involved, but with friends in Section 31, the Federation's covert operations division, who needs enemies?
Published in paperback by Pocket Books.
I started reading one of the Voyager Relaunch books and was confused by spoilery thing that had apparently happened since the previous relaunch book, so I went looking and found out that there was a multi-series trilogy dealing with spoilery thing. But many people suggested that I should read this other book first, or this other book, etc etc.
And now I have 20 YEARS of Star Trek books to catch up on!
Anyway, this was the first TNG book I've read and I quite enjoyed it. I'm not a huge Section 31 fan, but that part of the storyline didn't really detract from the TNG-ness. Plus, a gay POV character in Star Trek... in 2001!?! I would guess this was a first.
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45 primary books47 released booksStar Trek: The Next Generation is a 101-book series with 45 primary works first released in 1987 with contributions by Una McCormack, Peter David, and 58 others.
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4 primary books5 released booksStar Trek: Section 31 is a 7-book series with 4 primary works first released in 2001 with contributions by David Mack, S.D. Perry, and 6 others.
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54 primary booksStar Trek: Die nächste Generation is a 54-book series with 54 primary works first released in 1987 with contributions by David Gerrold, Gene DeWeese, and 42 others.
