Star Trek: Enterprise
Original Novels: 2002-2009
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STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE
60 Minute Drama
Science Fiction

ORIGINAL TRANSMISSION
2001 — 2005

BROADCASTER
UPN

SEASONS / EPISODES
4 Seasons / 97 Episodes

DVD RELEASES
UK (Region 2 / PAL)

United States (Region 1 / NTSC)
Enterprise — By the Book

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by Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2002
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Enterprise — What Price Honor?

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by Dave Stern
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2002
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Enterprise — Surak's Soul

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by JM Dillard
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2003
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Daedalus

Daedalus's Children was the first novel published under the new Star Trek: Enterprise title.

Enterprise — Daedalus — Book One

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by Dave Stern
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2003
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Star Trek: Enterprise — Daedalus's Children — Book Two

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by Dave Stern
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2004
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Star Trek: Enterprise — Rosetta

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by Dave Stern
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2006
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Star Trek: Enterprise — Last Full Measure

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by Michael A Martin and Andy Mangels
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2006
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Star Trek: Enterprise — The Good That Men Do

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by Andy Mangels & Michael A Martin
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2007
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Star Trek: Enterprise — Kobayashi Maru

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by Michael A Martin & Andy Mangels
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2008
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Back Cover Blurb
To protect the cargo ships essential to the continuing existence of the fledgling Coalition of Planets, the captains of the United Earth's Starfleet are ordered to interstellar picket duty, with little more to do than ask "Who goes there?" into the darkness of space.

Captain Jonathan Archer of the Enterprise seethes with frustration, wondering if anyone else can see what he sees. A secret, closed, militaristic society, convinced that their survival hangs by a thread, who view their neighbors as a threat to their very existence — the Spartans of ancient Greece, the Russians of the old Soviet Union, the Koreans under Kim Il-sung — with only one goal: attain ultimate power, no matter the cost. The little-known, never-seen Romulans seem to live by these same principles.

The captain realizes that the bond between the signers of the Coalition charter is fragile and likely to snap if pushed. But he knows that the Romulans are hostile, and he believes they are the force behind the cargo ship attacks. If asked, Archer can offer no proof without endangering his friend's life.

To whom does he owe his loyalty: his friend, his world, the Coalition? And by choosing one, does he not risk losing all of them? What is the solution to a no-win scenario?
The Romulan War

Star Trek: Enterprise — The Romulan War — Beneath the Raptor's Wing

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by Michael A Martin
  • USA
  • Paperback
  • Pocket Books
  • 2009
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Back Cover Blurb
At the start of the twenty-first century, unconditional war swept across the Earth. A war that engulfed the great and the small, the rich and the poor, giving no quarter. Each side strove for unconditional victory, and as battle built upon battle, the living began to envy the dead.

Chastised by the cataclysm that they had unleashed, the governments of Earth came together. Humanity vowed to put an end to war and to strive for the betterment of every living creature. A united Earth created Starfleet, an interstellar agency whose mission was to explore the cosmos, to come in peace for all mankind. It was a naïve wish that was battered by interstellar realities, yet man persists in the belief that peace is the way. Banding together with other powers to form a Coalition of Planets, humanity hopes that the strength each can offer the other will allow for peaceful exploration.

However, the rise of the Coalition strikes dread within the Romulan Star Empire. They feel its growing reach will cut them off from what is rightfully theirs. The Romulans know that the alliance is fragile, that the correct strategy could turn allies into foes. Perfecting a way of remotely controlling Coalition ships and using them as weapons against one another, the Romulans hope to drive a wedge of suspicion and mistrust between these new allies.

One Starfleet captain uncovers this insidious plot: Jonathan Archer of the Enterprise. Determined not to lose what they have gained, outmanned and outgunned, the captains of Starfleet stand tall, vowing to defend every inch of Coalition space until the tide begins to turn.

The Romulans now plan to strike at what they see as the heart of their problem. With nothing left to lose, the Romulan Star Empire engages in all-out war against humanity, determined once and for all to stop the human menace from spreading across the galaxy.