I.K.S. GORKON series by K.R.A.D

[timothy]

so which series do I put brave and the bold with ?

 

[captcalhoun]

that's entirely up to you

 

[JD]

I usually keep all of my multiseries books off by themselves.

 

[Defcon]

^ Same here.

 

[timothy]

cool so that is six books in this series does the brave and the bold goes before the titled series?

 

[Lorraine Anderson]

Just a quick interrupt: I liked the Gorkon series, and I really don't like "warrior" fiction like this. So yeah, it's good!

 

[timothy]

If they wanted to do a new tv series this would be great . a based on the klingons perspective .

 

[captcalhoun]

the series is:

TNG: Diplomatic Implausibility
TB&TB
IKS Gorkon: A Good Day to Die
IKS Gorkon: Honour Bound
IKS Gorkon: Enemy Territory
Klingon Empire: A Burning House

 

[timothy]

so he changes the name of the series to the klingon empire . it has been 3yrs since the last book and then they make an appearance in Q&A will there be a new book soon?

 

[JD]

cool so that is six books in this series does the brave and the bold goes before the titled series?

No, two. The Ent. section is the prolouge of book one, then the rest of the first half is TOS, the second is DS9 or Voy (I can't remember which), then the first half of book two is whatever the second have of book one wasn't, and the second is TNG/GKN. It goes in chronological order rather then series order.

 

[shanejayell]

so he changes the name of the series to the klingon empire . it has been 3yrs since the last book and then they make an appearance in Q&A will there be a new book soon?

Doesn't seem likely. My understanding is the books sold okay but not well enough to keep it going.

 

[KRAD]

No current plans for more Gorkon, unfortunately. As shanejayell said, the books didn't sell all that well, to my disappointment.

The Brave and the Bold was a two-book series that was the first single story to cover all five TV series. There was a one-chapter Enterprise bit that set everything up, followed by two novellas (two per book) where the theme was "starship team-up," pairing the familiar crew with the crew of another ship -- and the folks on the other ship were the point-of-view characters. Here's how it broke down:

Book 1:
TOS: U.S.S. Enterprise teamed with the U.S.S. Constellation, commanded by Matt Decker (about a year prior to "The Doomsday Machine")
DS9: Deep Space 9 teamed with the U.S.S. Odyssey, commanded by Declan Keogh (about a week prior to "The Jem'Hadar")

Book 2:
VOY: a dual team-up taking place just prior to "Caretaker" -- U.S.S. Voyager (on its shakedown) with the U.S.S. Hood commanded by Robert DeSoto (seen in "Encounter at Farpoint" and "Tin Man"); and Chakotay's Maquis cell with Cal Hudson's Maquis cell (several months after "The Maquis")
TNG: U.S.S. Enterprise-E with the I.K.S. Gorkon under our buddy Klag (taking place between Diplomatic Implausibility and A Good Day to Die)

Hope that helps.

 

[timothy]

very cool thanks for that I love you're books ARTICLES OF THE FEDERATION & Q&A were AWESOME .



ARE you planning anything after the typhon pact . MAYBE star trek deep space nine ?

currently reading GREATER THAN THE SUM .