Threats to the galaxy

[flandry84]

What drives me nuts is the amount of back cover blurbs that proclaim that "The crew of the Enterprise must stop a galactic war that will cost countless millions of lives",or something similar.
Go ahead,check it out.

[King Daniel]

"Will T'Ryssa tell Taurik how she really feels? Will Beverly ask Jean-Luc to retire from Starfleet to become a full-time father and husband? Will Data live happily ever after with Rhea McAdams? Find out in this next thrilling instalment of Star Trek: The Next Generation: Cold Equations!"

Better?

[zarkon]

Ones that spring to mind instantly that haven't mentioned are Q-Squared & The Wounded Sky. I think dark mirror may have posited dire consequences for matter being in the wrong universe for too long, but I'm not sure on that one.

[Christopher]

I did mention The Wounded Sky already. As for Dark Mirror, the idea was that if more than ten to the sixteenth grams of mass from one universe stayed too long in the other, it would disrupt space "within a few hundred thousand parsecs" -- or around a million light years or so, enough to encompass the whole Milky Way and its satellite galaxies.