Which Book is This?

[Starfish]

I'm looking for a book I read about 7 years ago that's been bugging me ever since. I really want to read it again because I remember liking it but nearly nothing else. Thanks to the Internet, I can finally appeal to some experts.
Which Trek novel contains a sequence where someone is on the run and calls a doctor from a telephone booth, saying "Yes. Place the call"?
My guess is that's a flashback sequence on Earth from a New Generation novel. I know it's not much to go on, but hope springs eternal!

 

[Sho]

I'm sure people here could probably name the book if you just said "the last word on page 47 was 'of'". In fact, the reply would include a sentence like "however, this is only true for the second reprint; in all other prints a different hyphenation algorithm caused the words to shift by a couple of pages" . At least that's been my experience ... sadly I'm not one of them however.

 

[Joel_Kirk]

I'm sure people here could probably name the book if you just said "the last word on page 47 was 'of'". In fact, the reply would include a sentence like "however, this is only true for the second reprint; in all other prints a different hyphenation algorithm caused the words to shift by a couple of pages" . At least that's been my experience ... sadly I'm not one of them however.

 

[Christopher]

Which Trek novel contains a sequence where someone is on the run and calls a doctor from a telephone booth, saying "Yes. Place the call"?

Probably The Lost Years: Traitor Winds by L. A. Graf.

 

[SicOne]

Did the Daleks then fry him?

 

[Starfish]

Traitor Winds looks like a winner. Thank you! Should have known better than to guess. Unfortunately my local library doesn't have it, so stronger methods will be taken...

 

[F. King Daniel]

Older books like that can usually be found on Amazon or eBay for almost nothing more than the cost of shipping.

 

[Admiral_Young]

Traitor Winds...and the character I believe who says that particular line is Chekov. Traitor Winds is my favourite Lost Years Era novel out of the three we got. Also among the first Trek books I ever bought.