As @8of5 pointed out in his latest Book Bits Posts over at The Trek Collective, @David Mack has revealed in an interview with Trekmovie, that he is writing a Titan novel named Fortune of War. In a bibliography on his website he has it listed for 2018. No further information are available at the moment.
Last time I checked in on a Titan thread it was revealed that one of the characters was killed off...... That was disturbing. I want to read the Titan novels nonetheless. I'm just waiting for the German editions. And Titan is on German publisher Cross Cults list. So I guess a German edition of the latest Titan novel by David Mack is going to be on their list, too. But that's for the future.
Oh cool you're still alive. Yes, there are audio books for the complete Vanguard and Destiny series and Titan #1-7, as these are the only ones that were translated so far. Also I doubt that Absent Enemies gets an audio adaptation.
Should be good. I find Titan novels to be a mixed bag at times but Mack made the characters interesting in Destiny.
I'm reeally exicted to hear about this, Mack is one of my favorite Trek writers, and I've been really hoping he would write a Titan novel. He did a great job with the characters in Destiny, so I'm confident this is will be good.
This is the best news that Titan could've gotten. Can't wait to have Mr. Mack tackle Titan's characters again
Looking forward to this! Cool... can't wait to see Cross Cult's take on some of the Titan characters on their covers! Derp. When I read the article on the Trek Collective, it said "David Mack will be returning to the bridge of the USS Titan", and I'm thinking, wait, I don't think David Mack has written a Titan novel yet. But yeah, of course, Destiny. Duh.
Just a quick correction re: the book's title. It's Star Trek Titan: Fortune of War. I had to use the singular because Fortunes of War has previously been used as an umbrella title for a pair of Star Trek novels (Dreadnought! and Battlestations! by Diane Carey).
Honestly? Gimme more Titan any day. Seekers has been hit and miss. The hits have been Mack, the misses.... Yeah.... I'm very curious to see what mr. Mack can bring to the table where Titan is concerned. Very curious indeed.
Seems like the title of this thread isn't correct after all, David Mack now lists November 28th 2017 as the release date on his website: http://davidmack.pro/writing/fortune-of-war/