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Star Trek Books: Star Trek (Original Series) science fiction novels

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Shell Game (Paperback)
by Melissa Crandall.
Star Trek (Original Series), #63
Pocket Books, 1993. 288 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: The Enterprise stumbles upon an abandoned Romulan space station that seems to be inhabited by ghost-like creatures. At the same time, a Romulan vessel arrives and accuses the Federation of treachery. Kirk must save the Enterprise from a situation that will not have a positive outcome.

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The Starship Trap (Paperback)
by Mel Gilden.
Star Trek (Original Series), #64
Pocket Books, 1993. 256 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: Vessels from all races and alignments are disappearing and Kirk and the Enterprise must figure out why before total galactic war breaks out.

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Windows on a Lost World (Paperback)
by V. E. Mitchell.
Star Trek (Original Series), #65
Pocket Books, 1993. 288 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: Kirk, Checkov and two security guards disappear while exploring ancient ruins on a distant planet. Spock must solve the mystery of their disappearance or they will be lost forever.

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Windows on a Lost World (Cassette)
by V. E. Mitchell. Read by Walter Koenig.
Star Trek (Original Series), #65
Simon & Schuster Audio, 1993.
Description from publisher or vendor: Kirk, Checkov and two security guards disappear while exploring ancient ruins on a distant planet. Spock must solve the mystery of their disappearance or they will be lost forever.

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From the Depths (Paperback)
by Victor Milan.
Star Trek (Original Series), #66
Pocket Books, 1993. 288 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: The crew of the Enterprise must unravel the secrets beneath the depths of the water-world of Okeanos -- before its too late and Klingon intrigue takes over.

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The Great Starship Race (Paperback)
by Diane Carey.
Star Trek (Original Series), #67
Pocket Books, 1993. 320 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: The Enterprise and a Romulan vessel compete against each other in a star ship race. At stake is not only crew pride but the safety of the Enterprise and that of the peaceful world hosting the event.

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Firestorm (Paperback)
by L. A. Graf.
Star Trek (Original Series), #68
Pocket Books, 1993. 288 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: Kirk and Uhura struggle to end a dispute between an alien mining operation and a Federation geological team. In between them is a huge deposit of dilithium and the largest active volcano in the galaxy.

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The Patrian Transgression (Paperback)
by Simon Hawke.
Star Trek (Original Series), #69
Pocket Books, 1994. 288 page.
Description from publisher or vendor: While on a mission to Patria I to discuss its entrance into the Federation, Kirk, Spock and the rest of the Enterprise crew discover that Patria considers free-thought a crime punishable by death.

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Traitor Winds (Paperback)
by L. A. Graf.
Star Trek (Original Series), #70
Pocket Books, 1994. 288 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: Sulu and Chekov find themselves framed for murder and treason and Kirk frantically scrambles to prove their innocence as well as protect the Federation from the real killers.

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Crossroad (Paperback)
by Barbara Hambly.
Star Trek (Original Series), #71
Pocket Books, 1994. 288 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: Kirk must determine who is foe and who is friend when two starships arrive from the future.

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The Better Man (Paperback)
by Howard Weinstein.
Star Trek (Original Series), #72
Pocket Books, 1994. 288 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: McCoy must rescue his daughter from a planet of genetically perfected human beings before her secret of being genetically imperfect can be revealed.

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Recovery (Paperback)
by J. M. Dillard.
Star Trek (Original Series), #73
Pocket Books, 1995. 288 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: Chief of Starfleet Operations Kirk must try to save his old friend, Dr. McCoy from a madman bent of destroying both him and the galaxy.

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The Fearful Summons (Paperback)
by Denny Martin Flinn.
Star Trek (Original Series), #74
Pocket Books, 1995. 288 pages.
Description from publisher or vendor: Kirk must choose between the safety of the Federation and that of his friend when Captain Sulu is kidnapped and his captors demand Federation technology in exchange for Sulu's life.

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First Frontier (Paperback)
by Diane Carey and Dr. James I. Kirkland.
Star Trek (Original Series), #75
Pocket Books, 1995. 400 pages.

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