Novel suggestions for TNG, DS9, and VOY

[F. King Daniel]

^Except there's another continuity issue in Dark Mirror -- its assumption that if a significant amount of matter from one alternate timeline stays permanently in another, it would cause a catastrophic imbalance that would destroy much of the galaxy. This is contradicted by "In a Mirror, Darkly," where the Defiant from the Prime timeline stays permanently in the Mirror Universe.

Also, Dark Mirror treats the events of "Mirror, Mirror" as a classified incident that the Enterprise crew needs special clearance to find out about, while in DS9: "Crossover," Bashir says he "read about it at the Academy" (and he graduated only a year after Dark Mirror occurred, so it's unlikely there could've been a radical policy change in the interim).

I forgot about all that. Especially the matter transfer imbalance thing. Oh well.

 

[DigificWriter]

Anybody got more suggestions in terms of the TNG, DS9, and VOY numbered novels?

 

[zarkon]

Anybody got more suggestions in terms of the TNG, DS9, and VOY numbered novels?

Only to echo:

The Long Night
Objective: Bajor

Which are pretty good books - surprised I forgot to mention Objective Bajor in particular, that one was a lot of fun.

Oh, and TNG #40 - Possession was also fairly fun - a sequel to a pretty poor TOS book which thankfully isn't necessary reading(I read this one first and never even realised there was a prequel). Great tension as the pressure builds throughout.