Just finished Destiny, what next?
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A Singular Destiny by KRAD follows up Destiny, and Dax and the Aventine are part of the story.
Losing the Peace by William Leisner, shows the aftermath of Destiny and its effects on the TNG crew.
The Titan books Over A Torrent Sea by Christopher L. Bennett and Synthesis by James Swallow follow Titan post-Destiny, but as Titan has returned to its exploration mission, the Destiny fallout is minimal. Don't let that stop you from reading them though, as they're terrific.
The upcoming Typhon Pact mini will explore the post-Destiny political situation of the galaxy with books set on the Aventine (Zero Sum Game by David Mack), the Enterprise (Paths of Disharmony by Dayton Ward)Titan (Sieze the Fire by Michael Martin) and DS9 (Rough Beasts of Empire by David R. George III)
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^And for VGR, Full Circle brings the story forward from the end of the previous VGR novel through Destiny and beyond, and Unworthy continues from there.
No particular reading order is necessary, either, between the different series; though you might want to read A Singular Destiny first, it's not really important.
And that's all that's been published, post-Destiny, so far:
A Singular Destiny
TNG: Losing The Peace
TTN: Over A Torrent Sea & Synthesis
VGR: Full Circle & Unworthy
Thankfully, they're all awesome
And that's all that's been published, post-Destiny, so far:
A Singular Destiny
TNG: Losing The Peace
TTN: Over A Torrent Sea & Synthesis
VGR: Full Circle & Unworthy
Thankfully, they're all awesome
No particular reading order is necessary, either, between the different series; though you might want to read A Singular Destiny first, it's not really important.
And that's all that's been published, post-Destiny, so far:
A Singular Destiny
TNG: Losing The Peace
TTN: Over A Torrent Sea & Synthesis
VGR: Full Circle & Unworthy
Thankfully, they're all awesome
Im going for that one I think.
Off-Topic, has Natahn Fillion had some work done?
he looks younger on his new show than he did in firefly 5 years ago.
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If the NX-01 and NX-02 tickle your fancy, Beneath the Raptor's Wing features the last few months of active duty of the Columbia. It was written after Destiny to be Columbia's swan song in a way.
The book begins with Archer acknowledging Columbia's disappearance and then flashing back a year.
It also has a great counterpoint to Hernandez' longing for Archer from Archer's POV.
The book begins with Archer acknowledging Columbia's disappearance and then flashing back a year.
It also has a great counterpoint to Hernandez' longing for Archer from Archer's POV.
