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I'm wondering if that could be Spock. If she's avoided him, that could help explain why he never mentioned her. (Although he never mentioned T'Pau, Sarek, Amanda, or Sybok until he had to.)

I would think Sarek. He's the main Vulcan in the trailers. Seems straightforward to capitalise on that marketing.
 
I would think Sarek. He's the main Vulcan in the trailers. Seems straightforward to capitalise on that marketing.

The blurb says it's a man (it doesn't specify Vulcan) that she's "tried to avoid her entire life." How could she have spent her entire life avoiding her adoptive father?
 
The blurb says it's a man (it doesn't specify Vulcan) that she's "tried to avoid her entire life." How could she have spent her entire life avoiding her adoptive father?

Maybe her adult life? Daddy issues?
I am looking forward to be surprised. :D
 
Nah, she was raised by Spock, which would make her more like Sarek's granddaughter or something.

In The Pandora Principle, Spock spent a year teaching and socializing Saavik and then went back to the Enterprise, and the book is vague on who raised her after that. He was more her mentor and sponsor than her father figure. And most other versions of her backstory, including DC's "The Origin of Saavik," Marvel's Untold Voyages #2, and Unspoken Truth, do in fact have Sarek and Amanda raise Saavik while Spock is (obviously) busy on the Enterprise.
 
TrekCore reports the Simon & Schuster licence has been renewed.

Source: http://trekcore.com/blog/2017/08/first-list-of-star-trek-discovery-licensees-detailed/

Reading through that, it only mentions a deal with S&S for Discovery and doesn't mention anything about the franchise as a whole:
First List of STAR TREK: DISCOVERY Licensees Detailed

We’ve been covering much of the planned Star Trek: Discovery merchandise — including upcoming books and comics, model starships, pins, gaming upgrades, action figures and accessories, and uniform insignia badges — and today CBS revealed a full list of initial licensees for upcoming products (via License Global).
New licensees for “Star Trek: Discovery” include:
· Simon & Schuster for a worldwide publishing program
· IDW for comics
· Titan Entertainment for souvenir magazines
· Disruptor Beam for a mobile game update to “Star Trek: Timelines”
· Rubie’s for costumes
· Eaglemoss for die-cast ship models
· Trevco for t-shirts in the U.S.
· Anovos for replicas of the new Starfleet uniforms in the U.S.
· Rizzoli for calendars in the U.S.
· McFarlane for figures in the U.S.
· QMX for prop badges and replicas in the U.S.
· FanSets for pins in the U.S.
· Gentle Giant for 3D replicas in the U.S.
· Danilo for calendars in Europe
· Pyramid for posters, prints and fan gear in the U.K.
· Cotton Division for apparel and accessories in France
· Impact Rock for posters and prints in Australia.
CBS Consumer Products senior vice president Veronica Hart also released a statement along with the licensee list.
We are excited to bring the iconic world of ‘Star Trek’ back into fans’ homes through this fantastic new series and new product collections.
This impressive lineup of partners is just the beginning and fans can expect to see more as we prepare to beam up to the U.S.S. Discovery this fall.
Come back to TrekCore often for more Star Trek: Discovery news.
 
It wouldn't make sense to trade a multi-series license for a single-series license.

Oh I agree, but one can infur from this announcement that the license agreement for Discovery and the Franchise as a whole are two separate agreements (although it looks like most of the list have done other Trek things in the past) and it is no-way an announcement that the Licence of the Franchise as a whole (well, TOS, Movies, TNG, DS9, Voy and Ent) has been renewed for S&S.
 
So the 2nd Discovery novel takes place 10 years before Discovery, in 2246 alongside a known Star Trek event,


according to memory-alpha:

2246 is the year Tarsus IV's food supply was was devastated by an exotic fungus, and Kodos the executioner did his thing
 
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