Star Trek Voyager (Christie Golden) Books in Order

Christie Golden's Star Trek: Voyager books cover a wide stretch of the crew's story. Some take place while Voyager is still stranded in the Delta Quadrant. Others imagine what happens once the ship finally returns to the Alpha Quadrant and its people have to learn how to live at home again.

For a classic mission setup, try The Murdered Sun or Marooned. Janeway's crew faces a possible wormhole, hostile forces, an abduction, and an unfamiliar planet. Seven of Nine takes a closer look at Annika Hansen's transition from Borg drone to member of the Voyager family.

The crew remains the point.

Golden also wrote the Dark Matters trilogy, in which an attempt to manipulate dark matter threatens more than one reality. No Man's Land connects Voyager to the Gateways crossover and gives Janeway a difficult collection of displaced alien ships to manage.

For readers who want the continuation after the television finale, begin with Homecoming. It leads to The Farther Shore, then to the two Spirit Walk books, Old Wounds and Enemy of My Enemy. Those novels place Chakotay in command and explore old trauma, changed relationships, and a new threat to the crew.

Read within each mini-series in order. Otherwise, choose the era and characters you most want to spend time with.