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Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Time To... Books in Order

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See the A Time To... books featuring David Mack in order, with short summaries, series background, and quick help on where to begin.

Last updated: July 7, 2026

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Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Time To... books in publication order

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A Time to Heal

by David Mack

2004

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.

2

A Time to Kill

by David Mack

2004

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.

Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Time To... books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "A Time to Kill"

    A Time to Kill

    by David Mack

    2004Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Time To..., Book 1
  2. Book cover for "A Time to Heal"

    A Time to Heal

    by David Mack

    2004Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Time To..., Book 2

Series background & context

A Time To... is a bridge series, set between Insurrection and Nemesis, and it makes good use of that in-between feeling. The crew of the Enterprise-E is still recognizably the movie-era TNG team, but the cracks are easier to see. Political tensions are rising, Starfleet is stretched, and the next phase of everyone's lives is getting closer.

The books work best as a long handoff.

Different authors take turns, but the shared idea is that this crew is moving through a period where every mission feels like it might be the last version of normal. David Mack's two entries sit right in that space, mixing diplomacy, border danger, and character strain.

If you want more time with the later TNG crew, and you like stories where Starfleet duty rubs against personal cost, this sequence does a good job of widening the road between the films.

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