Did I dream the following?

[JoeZhang]

I can only vaguely remember this and maybe I'm mixing it up.


Kirk and crew find some portals - during the story, kirk disappears in one of the portals. The next book in the series has totally unconnected people and kirk is never mentioned.


Am I mixing up a couple of books ? do I need to up my meds? Did this really happen?

 

[ronny]

sounds like the gateway series

http://startrek.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Trek:_Gateways

 

[Turtletrekker]

Yeah, that sounds like Gateways.

The conclusion to the Kirk story, indeed the conclusion to all of the Gateways stories, is to be found in Gateways book seven: What Lay Beyond.

 

[JD]

Yeah, and each of the first six entries in a different series, so that would be why the next book followed different people. I check on Memory Beta, and the second one was the second, and last Challenger book.

 

[JoeZhang]

here's another one - friend of Wesley's - sees nothing at all wrong with killing due to coming from a planet when people who are different (mutants) are killed instantly. What book is that?

 

[BrotherBenny]

here's another one - friend of Wesley's - sees nothing at all wrong with killing due to coming from a planet when people who are different (mutants) are killed instantly. What book is that?

Planet X maybe?? Haven't read that one

 

[A_C_C]

here's another one - friend of Wesley's - sees nothing at all wrong with killing due to coming from a planet when people who are different (mutants) are killed instantly. What book is that?

Debtor's Planet, I think.

 

[JoeZhang]

here's another one - friend of Wesley's - sees nothing at all wrong with killing due to coming from a planet when people who are different (mutants) are killed instantly. What book is that?

Debtor's Planet, I think.

I think it was Debtor's planet - I'm sure it's done in a comical fashion when the crew constantly misunderstand the character and the fact that to him killing someone is like blowing your noise...

 

[ClayinCA]

That sounds interesting. Was the book itself actually humorous? There weren't nearly enough "funny" TNG books...