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157 reviews
William Shatner, Judith Reeves-Stevens, ...

Pocket Books, 1996

the true Star trek VIII
Greetings! after the pointless death in the first next generation movie, William Shatner made a 40 page script for the next Star trek movie...paramount thought about $ and just wanted the TNG crew in the next movie series. a mistake, after 4 okay-ish TNG movies -i will not go into that now- the next movie will again take place in the TOS era... but what about that 40 page script for ...

Federation (Star Trek)

81 reviews
Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens, ...

Star Trek, 1994

The Best of Star Trek!
Years go by, and a book comes along, that makes you wonder what is fact, what is fiction, what is faction; a book that makes you want to read it all over again; that makes you read each and every single word from the front cover of the dust jacket to the last bar code on the back of the jacket; that makes you stay awake in fear lest if you fall asleep you might break the rhythm of the story, or, ...

Millennium Omnibus (Star Trek Deep Space Nine)

10 reviews
Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens

Star Trek, 2002

Truly Epic trilogy that is a Must Read for ALL Trek fans!
If you are a fan of any Trek series, this book is for you. If you especially like DS9, there is no frinxing (I hated the way Quark used that swear-word) way you should miss this trilogy. To date, this trilogy combined in one book is my favorite Trek (not just DS9) novel! Time-travel, religion/philosophy/science, alternative timelines, the War of all Wars, the End of the Universe, the destruction ...

The Fall of Terok Nor (Star Trek Deep Space Nine, Millennium Book 1 of 3)

32 reviews
Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens

Star Trek, 2000

DS9 - Millennium: The Fall of Terok Nor - Simply amazing!
Star Trek Deep Space Nine Millennium Book I of III - The Fall of Terok Nor Given that I continue to read all of the Star Trek series in order of their particular chronological release dates, I've looked at this particular trilogy for quite some time with no small measure of anxiousness to get to them. Now that I've made it to them, they were quite well worth the wait and shall be savored for ...

The War of the Prophets (Star Trek Deep Space Nine, Millennium Book 2 of 3)

27 reviews
Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens

Star Trek, 2000

DS9 - Millennium: The War of the Prophets - Another time!
Star Trek Deep Space Nine Millennium Book II of III The War of the Prophets Simply put, Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens have with this trilogy written one of the best Star Trek Deep Space Nine stories in print up to the point of Millennium's release date(s). This is truly a story that will stand the test of time. In Book I, The Fall of Terok Nor, the authors set up a very well written and ...

Worlds in Collision: Star Trek (Star Trek: the Original Series)

5 reviews
Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens

Star Trek, 2003

Good stories!
Let's say you've done the most basic reading on this site and realize that this book consists of two previously published stories, with very tiny font. Are the STORIES worth it? Absolutely. Prime Directive, in my opinion, is one of the very best Star Trek novels out of the hundreds that have been written. It's incredibly tightly written, well-placed, and seamlessly weaves together 5 different ...

Avenger (Star Trek)

77 reviews
William Shatner, Judith Reeves-Stevens, ...

Star Trek, 1998

Shatner RULES!!!
For all those complaining that this book is self-serving on Shatner's part, realize this book is about KIRK and SPOCK, not about the Next Generation!!! That said, Shatner writes the BEST Trek books, no doubt. Although RETURN is my true favorite, this one still weaves a good tale, and includes all the best characters. Yeah, I love Shatner, so I may already be a little prejudice in regards to other ...

Prime Directive (Star Trek)

23 reviews
Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens

Star Trek, 1991

Kirk the world-killer and the disgrace of the "Enterprise Five"
In the "Star Trek" universe the Prime Directive is Starfleet's General Order #1, which prohibits interference with the natural development of a primitive society ("primitive" defined as any culture that has not yet developed warp drive). Specifically this means that a primitive culture cannot be exposed to information regarding advanced technology or alien races, including any effort to improve ...

The Ashes of Eden (Star Trek)

67 reviews
William Shatner, Judith Reeves-Stevens, ...

Star Trek, 1996

Excelent
A great story or book on tape for anyone. If you have seen any of the first six Star Trek movies or the original series this is a must hear/read.

Dark Victory (Star Trek)

89 reviews
William Shatner, Judith Reeves-Steven

Star Trek, 1999

If I know my Spocks...
Arguably the best of the 6 ST books. Taken from the original Star trek TV series episode MIRROR MIRROR, Kirk's double - twin has not been defeated by spock as we hoped. "Spock is logical and the mirror universe is illogical. If I know my Spocks, he'll..." well he didn't. The Kirk Twin is now Emperor Tiberius (ET) and he has enslaved humans and Vulcan alike. ET has left home and found a ...

The Captain's Peril (Star Trek)

34 reviews
William Shatner, Judith Reeves-Stevens

Star Trek, 2002

Part VII of the Kirk Saga. Beginning of the end.
This is the first chapter of the Captain's trilogy that leads into what's in my opinion an excellent conclusion to the Kirk Saga. After a couple of year break in between the Mirror Universe trilogy and this trilogy I had lost some interest in Star Trek. Even all of William Shatner's novels have been excellent, I had started college when this book came out (Summer 2001) and just didn't read it. ...

The Return (Star Trek)
William Shatner; Judith Reeves-Stevens; Garfield Reeves-Stevens

Pocket Books, 1996

Star Trek: The Academy--Collision Course (Star Trek)
William Shatner, Judith Reeves-Stevens, ...

Star Trek, 2008

If you think you know how it all began, think again... Young Jim Kirk wants nothing to do with Starfleet, andnever wants to leave Earth. In the summer of 2249, he's a headstrong seventeen-year-old barely scraping by in San Francisco, haunted by horrific memories from his past. In the same city, a nineteen-year-old alien named Spock is determined to rise above the emotional turmoil of his mixed-species heritage. He's determined to show his ...

The Art of Star Trek

9 reviews
Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens

Pocket Books, 1995

Like a visit to the ultimate "Trek" museum
"The Art of Star Trek," by Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens, is to date the ultimate "coffee table" book for devoted Star Trek fans. This book, which was published in 1995, covers all aspects of "Trek" history up until its publication date. Through text and plentiful illustrations, the book celebrates the visual artistry that has been such an essential component of the "Trek" phenomenon. The ...

Star Trek Spectre

128 reviews
William Shatner, Judith Reeves-Stevens, ...

Audioworks, 1998

Part IV of the Kirk Saga. Excellent beginning to the Mirror Universe trilogy.
I have always enjoyed the story of the mirror universe in Star Trek, and wish that it had been explored more in the t.v. series. William Shatner fulfulled my mirror universe lust with a trilogy that takes us the reader in to a spectacular story. Spectre is the first chapter of the mirror universe trilogy that informs us that Captain James T. Kirk's mirror counterpart "Tiberius" is wanting to ...

PRIME DIRECTIVE: STAR TREK (Star Trek)

1 review
Judith Reeves-Stevens; Garfield Reeves-Stevens; David Stern

Star Trek, 1990

Kirk No Longer a Hero?
In a time where the people of a planet are affected by a decision Kirk makes to save the Enterprise when the people of that planet jeopardize her safety, Kirk and the Enterprise Six (includes all but Scotty) are put on trial for breaking the Prime Directive. It is a great book and a great story. I would suggest this for any TOS fan.

Captain's Blood (Star Trek)

27 reviews
William Shatner, Judith Reeves-Stevens, ..., 2003

One of the Best Kirk stories in a while...
Captain Kirk seems to be able to draw out action and adventure wherever he goes in the galaxy. In fact, in the last two books I have read, he draws it from even outside the galaxy!! No wonder this book betters the first one in the "Totality" Series. The book starts with an innocent battle between Kirk and his five-year-old son Joseph, who has a genetic code mixture fed into him from his ...

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