โ Scribed by Christopher L. Bennett
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The fledgling Federation, struggling to define its role, gets an opportunity to build its reputation as an interstellar power when a group of unaligned worlds turns to Starfleet for protection against a new threat.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
The U.S.S. Enterprise, under the command of Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu, is returning from a routine mission delivering medical supplies to one of Starfleet's most distant installations when the ship is suddenly thrown from warp, having run aground on a spatial distortion. Dr. Leonard McCoy, caring for o
It is mid-2268, shortly after the events of the Original Series episode "Return to Tomorrow." The Enterprise, under the command of Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu, is returning from a mission to deliver medical supplies to Deep Space Station C-15. All is routine until the Enterprise comes within about a ligh
The _Starship Enterprise_ ย NX-01 has carried its crew farther into the reaches of space than any human has ever travelled. Commanded by Captain Jonathan Archer, they have charted new stars, explored planets, and made first contact with many alien races. The Paraagan deep-space colony was just ano
On the edge of uncharted space. . . Captain Jonathan Archer and the crew of the _Starship Enterprise_ โข find their way forward blocked by a mysterious alien vessel, piloted by a race they will soon come to know as the Antianna. Unable to decipher the alien ship's transmissions, unwilling to risk a
October 5, 2140. After a half-dozen years of research and testing, Starfleet prepares to launch its first warp 5 vessel -- *Daedalus.* Propelled by a radical new engine designed by Earth's most brilliant warp field theorist, Victor Brodesser, the new ship will at last put the stars within mankind's
High above the planet Earth, an alien probe appears -- and in an unspeakably horrific instant, releases a deadly blast that strafes the planet's surface, leaving a miles-wide, smoldering crater of destruction in its wake. Millions die in Florida, Cuba, and Venezuela, their lives blotted out in a bla