David Mack Books in Order

The *da Vinci* faces a seemingly unstoppable threat that cannot be solved by brute force alone. What begins as a technical puzzle quickly turns into a fight for survival.

With the crisis escalating, the engineers have to turn theory into a last-ditch plan. The second half pays off the mystery with higher stakes and very little margin for error.

This in-universe manual offers a smart, playful crash course in uniforms, away missions, starships, and the unwritten rules of not getting yourself killed in Starfleet.

A Starfleet engineering mission turns into a claustrophobic disaster when the *da Vinci* crew is trapped in a failing environment. Every fix creates a new risk, and time is not on their side.

Another Corps of Engineers emergency becomes a race against collapse, where each repair only delays the next failure. It is a fast technical crisis built around problem-solving under pressure.

The disaster deepens, escape routes narrow, and the *da Vinci* crew has to keep thinking while the environment turns deadly. This second part finishes one of Mack's most intense engineering stories.

In the wake of the previous crisis, Picard and his crew try to steady a damaged situation without losing themselves in the process. It is a direct follow-up about recovery, duty, and hard compromises.

The *Enterprise-E* faces a volatile frontier crisis where diplomacy and force are both risky. Picard must split his attention between political danger, crew strain, and a situation that keeps getting worse.

When an observation probe crashes on a pre-warp world, the Corps of Engineers must destroy it before local terrorists turn stolen technology into a weapon. A clean repair job becomes a cultural crisis.

Kirk's *Enterprise* stops at Starbase 47, Vanguard, and quickly learns the Taurus Reach is anything but routine frontier space. Rival powers, secret agendas, and ancient mysteries make a volatile beginning.

The *da Vinci* crew encounters a civilization that has literally miniaturized its own world to survive. Helping them means solving one of the strangest engineering problems in the series.

After attacking Kira and Ro, Taran'atar escapes Deep Space 9 with Prynn Tenmei as a hostage. Vaughn and the *Defiant* give chase while old wounds open across the whole station.

This Mirror Universe collection moves across multiple eras of a darker Star Trek reality, from imperial power games to rebellion and survival. It is a broad, grim tour of how twisted this timeline can get.

The Taurus Reach grows more unstable as frontier politics, military pressure, and older secrets start feeding one another. *Vanguard* shifts from tense outpost drama into a much larger regional crisis.

The Borg return in force, and the Federation may be facing extinction. Far away, the discovery of a dead Earth ship on an empty world hints that the answers lie deep in the past.

The Borg war reaches its breaking point, and Picard, Riker, and Dax each face choices that could cost everything. This finale aims for survival, sacrifice, and the true meaning of the trilogy's title.

As Earth braces for invasion, Picard and Dax race to cut off the Borg advance while Riker encounters the reclusive Caeliar. The middle *Destiny* book widens the war and the mystery behind it.

Operation Vanguard is in chaos. Quinn finds an ancient Shedai conduit, Pennington and T'Prynn chase a desperate lead, and Diego Reyes learns his enemies may not be the people holding him prisoner.

Promicin is spreading, Promise City is under pressure, and the world keeps moving toward open conflict. This *4400* continuation turns social panic and superhuman politics into a final reckoning.

Tom Nash hears prayers that demand action, and one desperate plea sends him from small-town Pennsylvania to New York City. A kidnapped girl, a shaken marriage, and a supernatural gift push him into danger.

Mirror Spock becomes emperor and tries to reform a system built on fear and blood. The result is part political thriller, part tragic study of how hard it is to civilize an empire.

As the Typhon Pact rises, Bashir and Sarina infiltrate the Breen on a mission where failure could redraw the balance of power. Ezri Dax and the *Aventine* crew back a plan with no safe outcome.

This *Vanguard* collection fills in key gaps around the larger saga with missions, reports, and side stories from across the Taurus Reach. It is a useful way to see how the big plot affects everyone else.

In the Mirror Universe, Smiley O'Brien and his exhausted rebels make a last stand against the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance. Victory, if it comes at all, will be brutal and costly.

A hidden danger linked to old research and older mistakes threatens to become a catastrophe. Picard has to untangle conspiracy, science, and grief before a secret weapon claims new victims.

Vanguard is under siege, and the *Sagittarius* is sent after an ancient weapon that might stop the Shedai. The final *Vanguard* novel turns frontier intrigue into all-out endgame.

A baffling crisis forces Picard and the *Enterprise* crew to question memory, loss, and what reality they can trust. The first *Cold Equations* novel turns an abstract mystery into something painfully personal.

The Andorians are running out of time, and every power bloc wants to exploit their crisis. Bashir risks his career and freedom to find a cure before politics finishes what biology started.

A crisis tied to artificial life and long-buried secrets forces Picard to confront questions of identity, responsibility, and what counts as personhood. It is a high-stakes finish to the *Cold Equations* trilogy.

Bashir and Sarina Douglas go after Section 31 in the aftermath of *The Fall*. The deeper they dig, the clearer it becomes that exposing the truth could destabilize far more than one covert agency.

The *Sagittarius* and *Endeavour* head into the Taurus Reach and find the Tomol, a species whose children die just before adulthood. Trying to help them means surviving both the planet and Kang.

The *Sagittarius* finds an alien world where experiments with unstable technology have broken the laws of probability. Disasters and miracles start happening nonstop, and the odds keep getting worse.

Jack Bauer, now a fugitive without a country, infiltrates an arms dealer's freighter off Somalia. When pirates seize the ship, he discovers a secret cargo that could ignite a world war.

Kirk and the *Enterprise* are drawn into a dangerous mission whose roots reach back into Starfleet's past. Buried history, old enemies, and a larger mystery drive the middle act of the *Legacies* trilogy.

Julian Bashir uncovers a two-century-old secret that could finally expose Section 31. To destroy the organization, he may have to trigger consequences that cost him more than he can bear.

Newly promoted Michael Burnham faces her first major test aboard the *Shenzhou* when an ancient threat endangers a Federation colony. Georgiou and Pike must work together before thousands die.

Abandoned Husnock worlds are full of terrifying technology, and too many factions want it. Riker, Vale, and the *Titan* crew become the thin line between a salvage rush and a quadrant-wide disaster.

After Nazi sorcerers murder his family, Cade Martin joins the Allies' secret magical warfare program to strike back. World War II becomes a much darker battleground once every spell comes with a demonic price.

Picard is called back to Earth to answer for a buried political scandal while Worf commands the Enterprise against pirates and stolen Husnock tech. Past sins and present emergencies collide fast.

The war is over, but the magical damage is not. Former allies and old enemies race across the Cold War world for a legendary grimoire that could reshape the balance of power.

Kirk escorts Sarek to the planet Akiron and finds a world under attack by dark-energy creatures some locals call demons. While Kirk tries to save the colony, a Vulcan aide aboard the Enterprise may be planning Spock's death.

Cold War magicians uncover a secret cabal tied to the Kennedy assassination and a much larger demonic conspiracy. Old enemies return, hidden powers move in the dark, and the cost of victory keeps rising.

As timelines unravel and whole histories begin to vanish, Picard and the surviving crews race for one last answer. The final Coda novel turns a collapsing reality into a desperate farewell.

Kirk and the *Enterprise* are pulled into a dangerous frontier crisis tied to the Taurus Reach and the long shadow of *Vanguard*. What starts as a mission turns into politics, action, and unfinished business.

Denied both Starfleet and easy belonging, Seven of Nine heads into a lawless region and finds the Fenris Rangers. Her new life begins with infiltration, corruption, and a brutal lesson in frontier justice.

Pike's *Enterprise* heads to Kathara Station, a secret facility above a black hole, after murder and sabotage threaten a critical mission. Old wounds, hidden agendas, and crew tensions all flare at once.

Three lives become entangled across twenty-seven years and three missions to a barren world that can be reached only at rare intervals between two black holes. It promises a long-view Star Trek mystery with real emotional weight.