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queerrussetpotato reblogged this from colonel-kira-nerys and added: I really only know TOS novels, but here are a few: Black Fire (Sonni Cooper) the Crucible trilogy (David R. George III)...
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colonel-kira-nerys reblogged this from frontier001 and added: @frontier001 I agree, “well-written” is a terrible stipulation considering everyone has different opinions on that, so I...
rickbman reblogged this from frontier001 and added: I’ve only read a few, but of what I have read these are my favorites. The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan...
frontier001 reblogged this from colonel-kira-nerys and added: Oh my. There are literally like 1,000s+ novels out there. And “well written” can vary by personal opinion. What’s your...
kelasparmak said:
una mccormack is v good at writing garak! i also really enjoyed the millennium trilogy, which has either the benefit or drawback of not being post-canon so you don’t have to know about the plots that are book-exclusive. the blog trek-eu has a bunch of quotations and brief excerpts (and has a separate tag for each novel they’ve read, i believe) if you wanted to check any of them out before committing to read them, but that might be spoilery. 
drummingsound said:
Also i’ve gotten up to the 9th book of the ds9 series so far and they’ve been also really good especially 4 drummingsound said:
Well the destiny series is p cool but alot of character death i believe a singular destiny picks up after that and i’m not sure if articles of the federation was before or after but these were p damn amazing patrickmckinney reblogged this from colonel-kira-nerys and added: If you enjoy Garak I’d highly recommend A Stitch In Time!
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To Reign in Hell: The Exile of Khan Noonien Singh 
chasethecase-blog reblogged this from colonel-kira-nerys and added: 1) The Return, Shatner 2) Killing Time, Hise 3) Sarek, Crispin 4) Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien...