Star Trek (James Swallow) Books in Order

The Terok Nor trilogy begins as Bajor and Cardassia move from first contact toward occupation. Swallow traces the political, religious, and personal choices that set up Deep Space Nine's darkest history.

A Star Trek Myriad Universes collection that explores alternate timelines and different outcomes for familiar history. Swallow's story plays with changed political ground and the consequences of a universe turned sideways.

Riker's USS Titan encounters a machine civilization guarding against a threat beyond normal understanding. First contact turns dangerous when mistrust between organic and artificial life changes the crew's situation.

After the events surrounding The Undiscovered Country, Valeris is drawn into a mission involving Starfleet Intelligence and Captain Sulu. It is a redemption-tinged Trek story about guilt, trust, and second chances.

In The Fall crossover, Riker is pulled into Starfleet politics after a major crisis shakes the Federation. Old friends, investigations, and institutional mistrust make this a tense Titan-era chapter.

The Doctor faces a mystery where imagination, danger, and reality start to blur. It is a compact Doctor Who adventure built around an eerie premise and the Doctor's refusal to let fear win.

Riker and the Titan crew return to duty after upheaval, only to face a mission that tests their command structure and assumptions. It continues Swallow's Titan work with exploration and political tension.

Captain Kirk and the Enterprise are drawn into a volatile crisis where diplomacy, old wounds, and sudden danger collide. It is a classic Original Series-style adventure built around command choices under pressure.

Saru takes the spotlight in this Star Trek: Discovery novel, facing a mission that tests fear, instinct, and leadership. It gives the Kelpien officer room to grow beyond the bridge ensemble.

The Coda trilogy continues as temporal catastrophe threatens the Star Trek novelverse and trusted friends find themselves on opposing sides. Read it as the middle chapter of a large continuity finale.

Set before Star Trek: Picard, this novel follows Riker, Troi, and the Titan during a tense crisis in the Romulan evacuation era. It adds weight to relationships later glimpsed on screen.

Pike's Enterprise investigates strange signals near Klingon space and finds traces of a lost Starfleet vessel. Spock, Una, Pike, and Ortegas face a mystery tied to past and future.