What are some good "Star Trek" books to read?

Question

I've recently begun reading "A Good Day To Die," from the "I.K.S. Gorkon" trilogy. I've also purchased "Captain's Blood" but haven't started it yet. I'd like to know some good "Trek" books to read based on the old series and TNG. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Answer 1

My favorite was from TNG series, "Imzadi."
Few books can make me cry but this one did!
Another good TNG one that made me laugh aloud was "Q-In-Law."

Answer 2

You'll have more fun just starting at the beginning of the series and reading them all, but some of my favs from TNG are:

Masks
Captain's Honor
Gulliver's Fugitives
War Drums
Here There Be Dragons
Eyes of the Beholder
Boogeymen
Spartacus

Answer 3

All the above were good books. you should also try Star Trek: Strange New Worlds plus #2,3 and etc.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds are stories made by the fans.

Answer 4

There are a few of the older ones based on classic Trek I really liked:

"Ishmael" by Barbara Hambly (Spock visits 19th century Seattle)
"My Enemy, My Ally" by Diane Duane
"Doctor's Orders" by Diane Duane
"Enterprise: The First Adventure" by Vonda McIntyre
"The Entropy Effect" by Vonda McIntyre

Answer 5

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Answer 6

none... Star Treck sucks :P