Star Trek Voyager Books in Order

This novelization follows Captain Janeway’s first mission aboard Voyager, pursuing a Maquis vessel into the Badlands. Transported across the galaxy by the Caretaker, both crews must face unfamiliar dangers and search for a way home.

A distress signal draws Voyager to the Arbuk system, where the crew finds an unconscious alien and a powerful weapon. With warp engines disabled, Janeway must protect her ship from warships determined to seize the device.

A signal suggesting a route home draws Voyager into a centuries-old war between two alien peoples. Captain Janeway must navigate the immense battlefield while both sides threaten her ship and obstruct its search for the signal’s source.

With Voyager’s systems damaged and warp engines failing, Janeway seeks repair materials on an ancient deserted planet. What appears to offer a chance of survival conceals dangerous secrets that could strand her crew far from home.

Aliens offering help with Voyager’s journey home instead steal its main computer. Janeway negotiates with a society that treats theft as ordinary business, while the crippled ship and its crew become entangled in a dangerous political conflict.

Voyager visits beautiful Sardalia for urgently needed repairs, but its hosts seem suspiciously eager to assist. When Tom Paris and Harry Kim disappear, Janeway confronts a planetary war and a difficult choice about how to intervene.

A mysterious signal leads Voyager to an apparently deserted alien ship that may offer clues about the Caretaker’s mate. An unsettling presence begins influencing the crew, forcing Janeway to solve the vessel’s mystery before her ship succumbs.

Recurring memories of serving aboard Captain Sulu’s Excelsior threaten Tuvok’s life. Janeway enters his memories to investigate, revisiting a century-old battle in this episode novelization as a hidden menace endangers far more than one officer.

A damaged Voyager encounters a world threatened by volcanic destruction, where intervention would violate the Prime Directive. An alien vessel offers help, but Janeway’s disturbing visions make her question whether its crew can be trusted.

Caught between a Kazon attack on Voyager and an endangered away team, Janeway reflects on the choices that shaped her. The novel explores her childhood, Starfleet training, early relationships and first command alongside her present crisis.

A Starfleet distress call leads Voyager to an enormous project involving non-humanoid species. The discovery offers a possible route home but also reveals the source of the Fury invasion threatening the Federation in this crossover conclusion.

Janeway investigates a possible wormhole that might shorten Voyager's route home, only to find a system exploited by the warlike Akerians. Protecting Veruna Four means entering a conflict hiding dangers beneath a crimson sun.

Janeway’s away team searches a lush planet for food, only to fall into unexplained comas amid gardens sacred to their alien hosts. Stranded to prevent spreading the illness, they must seek a cure without provoking the worshippers.

When an alien pirate abducts Kes, Voyager's rescue attempt ends in an ion-storm crash. Janeway's away team struggles across a hostile planet while Chakotay commands the ship against an enemy fleet in deep space.

Voyager’s crew takes shore leave on welcoming Ryolanov after crossing a desolate region of space. Chakotay senses danger beneath its idyllic appearance, while a psychic summons draws Kes toward the secret concealed beyond the planet’s black shore.

Needing nutritional supplies, Janeway visits the secretive Kirse despite Neelix’s warnings. An attack by the Andirrim forces Voyager’s away team to fight beside their new hosts, whose motives may prove as dangerous as the invading enemy.

Voyager discovers billions of people appearing and dying in space where a planet should exist. Janeway must cooperate with alternate versions of herself and her crew, each pursuing different priorities, to solve the mystery and prevent further deaths.

Separated from Voyager in a disease-ridden alien prison camp, members of Janeway’s crew share their histories while planning escape. Their memories reveal the different lives and decisions that brought them together for the journey through the Delta Quadrant.

Former Borg drone Seven of Nine must adjust to life aboard Voyager after losing the Collective that defined her existence. The novel follows her difficult first steps toward individuality, trust, and a new understanding of humanity.

The Edesians seize Voyager and hold Chakotay and other officers hostage, forcing Janeway into their war against the Gimlon. As she questions her captors’ claims, a weapon capable of destroying worlds raises the stakes of the conflict.

Presented in the style of an old pulp magazine, this collection features Captain Proton, the hero of Tom Paris’s holodeck adventures. A short novel and additional stories recreate the ray guns, monsters and space adventures of classic science fiction.

An alien scientist joins Voyager to investigate an unusual scientific discovery. Competing alien powers seek to exploit it for their own purposes, leaving Janeway to prevent a promising search for knowledge from becoming a threat to entire worlds.

Voyager rescues the battered Equinox, another Starfleet vessel stranded in the Delta Quadrant. Captain Ransom’s crew conceals a secret behind the extradimensional creatures pursuing them, turning the reunion into a confrontation between the two captains in this episode novelization.

After seven years of exploring the Delta Quadrant and surviving hostile encounters, Voyager approaches a decisive chance to return home. This novelization of the television finale follows Janeway and her crew as their long journey reaches its final challenge.

Voyager races to prevent a stellar disaster that could kill millions, while Seven of Nine suffers a series of suspicious accidents. A hidden Section 31 agenda turns the rescue mission into a threat within the ship.

Voyager encounters the Chiar, whose society depends on nanotechnology that augments their bodies and sustains their world. Political divisions encourage an experiment with Borg technology, placing Janeway’s crew near a disaster the Chiar believe they can control.

This companion surveys all seven seasons of Voyager, bringing together episode accounts, character information, and production background. Photographs and commentary trace the ship's journey, its recurring adversaries, and the development of its crew over the series.

Edited by Marco Palmieri, this anniversary anthology collects stories set throughout Voyager’s journey in the Delta Quadrant. Adventures and more intimate episodes explore the ship’s crew and the experiences connecting them across the television series’ seven-year span.

Chakotay and Tom Paris face conflicting obligations when B’Elanna Torres and her daughter disappear after an attack on Boreth. An ancient Klingon mystery and the Federation’s struggle for survival test relationships forged during Voyager’s original journey.

After the Borg are absorbed into the Caeliar gestalt, Starfleet sends Voyager and a fleet back to the Delta Quadrant. Their mission is to determine whether the threat has truly ended and what remains in formerly Borg-dominated space.

Three Federation ships are attacked by the Children of the Storm, non-corporeal beings capable of destroying Borg vessels without conventional weapons. Chakotay and fleet commander Afsarah Eden must uncover the cause before thousands of Starfleet lives are lost.

As Voyager’s fleet searches former Borg territory, Afsarah Eden experiences visions connected to her mysterious origins. The mission grows more complicated when the unexpected return of a revered Starfleet leader introduces a crisis with consequences for the galaxy.

Janeway leads the Full Circle Fleet into diplomatic talks with a powerful Delta Quadrant confederacy. Chakotay’s concerns about its origins and a pact among Voyager’s former enemies complicate negotiations, forcing the crew to reckon with past actions.

Following heavy fleet losses, Chakotay takes Voyager and Demeter into unexplored Delta Quadrant territory. An unanswered distress call from nine years earlier may justify their continuing mission, while Janeway returns to the Alpha Quadrant for reassignment evaluation.

Janeway faces a tribunal seeking her execution for actions during Voyager’s first journey. Chakotay seeks help from an untrusted confederacy to expose the Kinara’s agenda, while Seven and Tom Paris investigate a fellow officer’s efforts against the Caeliar.

First contact with the history-collecting Nihydron reveals a disturbing mystery: a woman resembling Janeway commands one side of a war over Sormana. The Full Circle Fleet must investigate her identity while navigating the planet’s competing ancestral claims.

Janeway sends the Full Circle Fleet to study a new element and unusual biospheres on an otherwise uninhabitable planet. What begins as a scientific diversion reveals clues to a species with extraordinary power to reshape the galaxy.

The Full Circle Fleet searches for its missing ship, Galen, while a struggle for survival unfolds at the galaxy’s edge. Discoveries about Species 001 and the biodomes on DK-1116 force Janeway to risk everything to uncover the truth.