Family ChallengeA century before the Dominion War, the Ku'Vok-leth (The Honor Brigade) was a prominent military faction within the Klingon Empire. When the Empire and the Federation made peace, the Ku'Vok-leth became far less influential. Following the Dominion War, the Klingon High Council began turning a blind eye to the actions of the Ku'Vok-leth. Now, this anti-Federation group plans on using one of the biggest scientific discoveries, a single particle capable of destroying subspace, as a weapon.
Retired Starfleet captain Benjamin Sisko must reunite with his former colleagues to stop these Klingon radicals before they can cut off a strategically important star system from the Federation forever.
But this conspiracy turns out to be more than just a simple act of terrorism, as Section 31, the Romulan Star Empire, and the Dominion have a vested interest in the events of the next few days. And as the crew of Deep Space Nine come to learn, such a conspiracy reaches all the way up to the President of the Federation.
In this story that follows the popular crossover novel between Star Trek: Gibralar and Star Trek: Full Speed Ahead, The Chains of Error, continues with the USS Gallant as it is dispatched on a mission deep within Romulan space!
Stardate 54571.54: Nuhir t'Aimne risks everything to rescue her kin from being conscripted into the Rihannsu's most dangerous order, the Tal Priax. Carolyn Kircheis and the crew of Gallant are tasked with breaking into Romulan space and helping her escape with her family before they're discovered and the fragile alliance between the Federation and the Romulans is threatened.
Spock was nearly forced by the Platonians to be the one thing he had sworn he would never again be--an instrument of harm to his captain. Soon after, Spock thought the captain was dead, trapped forever between dimensions as the Tholians closed in on the Enterprise, because of Spock's error in calculations. These events aren't as easy to get over as Spock pretends, but he should have known that he can't hide from his captain.
How, exactly, could he put back time if 
he'd been erased from history? And once it was back, did he have even an outside shot at happiness?
Between viruses, mind-melds and spores, Spock spends much of the first year of the Enterprise's mission with his mental walls broken down and his emotions out of his control. Nobody knows what it costs him to go through those events...or why he keeps letting it happen. Nobody but the one whose job it is to notice.
Takes place immediately after The Devil in the Dark, which is the episode immediately following This Side of Paradise.
Time is unraveling. 
There is no such thing as a sacrifice without scars.
Twenty-five years ago, Tolkar Saratt made an unthinkable sacrifice in exchange for the life and freedom of his best friend. Now, Ensign Anastasia Ardema has sacrificed for Saratt's sake and finds after the conclusion of the link between them that her sacrifice has not come to an end.
On January eighteenth of 2155, a power vacuum is filled in the Mirror Universe.
How could it be wrong for her to be alive again? 
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