Star Trek: Voyager: Homecoming Books in Order

Christie Golden's Star Trek: Voyager: Homecoming begins after Voyager returns to Earth following seven years in the Delta Quadrant. The crew expected relief, reunions, and a chance to build new lives. Instead, home brings suspicion, adjustment, and a crisis that reaches far beyond one ship.

Kathryn Janeway has new duties as an admiral, while former crewmates try to decide what comes next. For Seven of Nine and the Doctor especially, the Federation is not automatically a comfortable place. Their questions about belonging become part of the story's emotional engine.

Then a Borg-related plague strikes Earth.

The outbreak transforms victims and makes Voyager's return look dangerously connected to the threat. In The Farther Shore, distrust falls heavily on the returned crew, with Seven under particular suspicion. Janeway must gather her people again and find the real source of the infection before Earth is overwhelmed.

These books are a direct continuation rather than an ordinary television-era adventure. They ask what happens after the closing credits, when the travelers who wanted to go home have to face the consequences of actually arriving.

Start with Homecoming, then continue directly to The Farther Shore. The two novels tell one larger crisis.