Star Trek The Next Generation Books in Order
Explore Star Trek: The Next Generation books by James Swallow in order, with summaries, background, and reading guidance.
Last updated: June 7, 2026
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Publication Order
36 books
Metamorphosis
by Various
1990
Reunion
by Various
1991
Vendetta
by Various
1991
Imzadi
by Various
1992
Dark Mirror
by Various
1993
The Devil's Heart
by Various
1993
Who Killed Captain Kirk?
by Various
1993
Q-Squared
by Various
1994
Crossover
by Various
1995
Kahless
by Various
1996
Ship of the Line
by Various
1997
Imzadi II: Triangle
by Various
1998
Planet X
by Various
1998
The Best and the Brightest
by Various
1998
I, Q
by Various
1999
The Valiant
by Various
2000
A Hard Rain
by Various
2002
Immortal Coil
by Various
2002
The Battle of Betazed
by Various
2002
Do Comets Dream?
by Various
2003
Death in Winter
by Various
2005
Before Dishonor
by Various
2007
Q and A
by Various
2007
Resistance
by Various
2007
The Sky's the Limit
by Various
2007
Greater Than the Sum
by Various
2008
Indistinguishable from Magic
by Various
2011
The Stuff of Dreams
by James Swallow
2013
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.
Q are Cordially Uninvited...
by Various
2014
The Light Fantastic
by Various
2014
Takedown
by Various
2015
Headlong Flight
by Various
2017
Hearts and Minds
by Various
2017
Available Light
by Various
2019
Shadows Have Offended
by Various
2021
Star Trek: Coda: Book 2: The Ashes of Tomorrow
by Various
2021
The second Coda novel pushes the Star Trek literary continuity toward its end as timelines collapse and allies divide. It is best read after Moments Asunder and with some wider Trek novel background.
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