Star Trek The Original Series (Christie Golden) Books in Order
Part ofChristie Golden Books in OrderExplore Christie Golden's Star Trek: The Original Series book in order, with a summary, classic-era background, character context, and a quick starting point.
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Star Trek The Original Series (Christie Golden) books in publication order
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The Last Roundup
by Christie Golden
2002
Retired Captain Kirk joins Scotty and Chekov in helping settle a remote colony, hoping for useful work away from his old command. A suspicious Falorian agenda soon turns the project into another dangerous test of judgment.
Star Trek The Original Series (Christie Golden) books in chronological order
Series background & context
Christie Golden's Star Trek: The Original Series contribution is The Last Roundup. It steps away from the Enterprise's usual five-year mission and follows James T. Kirk after retirement, with Scotty and Chekov at his side.
Kirk is helping with colonization on a remote planet, hoping for work that might be quieter than his years in command. His reputation has other ideas. A suspicious Falorian agenda begins to compromise the project, pulling him and his old friends into trouble again.
Retirement is not much of a shield in Star Trek.
The novel has the familiar Original Series ingredients: an unsettled frontier, a political mystery, a small group of trusted companions, and a captain who cannot ignore people in danger. But its setting gives the story a different mood. Kirk is older, conscious of his past, and trying to find a role beyond the bridge.
Readers do not need a long reading order here. The Last Roundup is a standalone adventure, best suited to fans who want more time with the classic trio after the television and film eras.
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