1990's TNG novel recommendations

[indianatrekker26]

I would recommend "Doomsday World", "Q-in-Law", "Vendetta", "Q Squared", "Imzadi", "The Devil's Heart", "Dark Mirror", "Crossover", "The Romulan Prize", "Grounded" and the Q Continuum series, to just name a few.
I'd also recommend the Invasion, Day of Honor and Captain's Table crossover series. Fun stuff.

 

[Lonemagpie]

I would recommend "Crossover",

Forgot that one. It's a goodie.

"Grounded"

Oh, I wouldn't have said that... Really, I wouldn't.

 

[Defcon]

Actually, pretty much most of them are fun- there's only one that'd I'd actively recommend avoiding, cos it's the worst book of any kind I've ever read - but it'd probably be impolite to name it now that I do this stuff myself...

^Come on! TELL US!!

Rubbish books deserve recognition too!

"Grounded"

Oh, I wouldn't have said that... Really, I wouldn't.

Mmmh, question answered I guess.

 

[Lonemagpie]

I hasten to add I've loved other stuff by the same author (I liked the WarGames novel a lot better than the film), and so will put it down to Richard Arnold's influence, or something.

 

[Trek Survivor]

I was always a fan of John Vornholt's stuff - "Contamination" and "War Drums" were two I enjoyed. "Here There Be Dragons" too.

I also liked "Survivors", "The Romulan Prize", "A Call To Darkness" and - though I can remember nothing about it - I recall enjoying "Doomsday World" as a 12 year old too.

 

[F. King Daniel]

"Crossover"

Crossover's great as long as you're willing to overlook some big plotholes.

 

[TenLubak]

90s Star Trek Books that still stand out in my mind
TNG: Masks