{"title":"Star Trek: Star Trek Movie Tie-In","author":"Alan Dean Foster","date":"2009-05-12","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1439163391","series":"AV","nchap":18,"nword":77035,"nchar":460097,"dedication":"For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories... For Bjo and John TrimbleBecause hospitality is forever and so are memories..."}
{"title":"Starfleet Academy: The Delta Anomaly","author":"Rick Barba","date":"2010-11-02","publisher":"Simon Spotlight","identifier":"9781442414259","series":"AV","subseries":"Starfleet Academy","nchap":14,"nword":40129,"nchar":238567}
{"title":"Starfleet Academy: The Edge","author":"Rudy Josephs","date":"2010-12-28","publisher":"Simon Spotlight","identifier":"9781442414242","series":"AV","subseries":"Starfleet Academy","nchap":31,"nword":52547,"nchar":295829}
{"title":"Starfleet Academy: The Gemini Agent","author":"Rick Barba","date":"2011-06-28","publisher":"Simon Spotlight","identifier":"9781442414266","series":"AV","subseries":"Starfleet Academy","nchap":13,"nword":39495,"nchar":233095}
{"title":"Starfleet Academy: The Assassination Game","author":"Alan Gratz","date":"2012-06-26","publisher":"Simon Spotlight","identifier":"9781442420601","series":"AV","subseries":"Starfleet Academy","nchap":30,"nword":62030,"nchar":349595,"dedication":"For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin For my friends and colleagues on the USS Potemkin"}
{"title":"Star Trek: Into Darkness","author":"Alan Dean Foster","date":"2013-05-21","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476716510","series":"AV","nchap":17,"nword":77438,"nchar":537472}
{"title":"Captain's Table 1: War Dragons","author":"James T. Hirk","date":"1998-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439108512","series":"CT","nchap":21,"nword":95110,"nchar":554915}
{"title":"Captain's Table 5: Once Burned","author":"Mackenzie","date":"1998-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455787","series":"CT","nchap":26,"nword":76392,"nchar":424689}
{"title":"Captain's Table 6: Where Sea Meets Sky","author":"Christopher Pike","date":"1998-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439108536","series":"CT","nchap":34,"nword":78678,"nchar":443307,"dedication":"Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. 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Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication. Dedication\nFor my brother, Ray, who introduced me to Star Trek and helped tune it in by leaning out the basement window to turn the beam antenna while I fiddled with the knobs on the black-and-white TV. We did this even when it was 20 degrees below zero. That's dedication."}
{"title":"The Captain's Table 1-6 (Omnibus)","author":"John J. Ordover and Dean Wesley Smith","date":"2000-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406703","series":"CT","nchap":176,"nword":436682,"nchar":2466047}
{"title":"Tales from the Captain's Table","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2005-06-14","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416510284","series":"CT","nchap":9,"nword":101577,"nchar":588475,"dedication":"Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales.... Let us raise our glasses to Plato, Geoffrey Chaucer, Lord Dunsany,L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, Arthur C. Clarke, LarryNiven, Spider Robinson, John Ostrander, Neil Gaiman, and all thosepast, present, and future who know the value of gathering together,hoisting a few, and telling tales...."}
{"title":"Emissary","author":"J. M. Dillard","date":"1993-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743412206","series":"DS9","nchap":12,"nword":60903,"nchar":368047,"dedication":"For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks For Dave Stern,\nwith heartfelt thanks"}
{"title":"The Siege","author":"Peter David","date":"1993-05-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743412216","series":"DS9","nchap":36,"nword":73075,"nchar":438146,"dedication":"To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave To Paullina's TV set . . . \nLong may it wave"}
{"title":"Bloodletter","author":"K.W. Jeter","date":"1993-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743412223","series":"DS9","nchap":23,"nword":69797,"nchar":404217}
{"title":"The Big Game","author":"Sandy Schofield","date":"1993-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743412230","series":"DS9","nchap":44,"nword":62085,"nchar":348583}
{"title":"Fallen Heroes","author":"Dafydd Ab Hugh","date":"1994-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041144","series":"DS9","nchap":20,"nword":82087,"nchar":480570}
{"title":"Betrayal","author":"Lois Tilton","date":"1994-05-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420341","series":"DS9","nchap":30,"nword":69441,"nchar":411458}
{"title":"Warchild","author":"Esther Friesner","date":"1994-09-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420389","series":"DS9","nchap":17,"nword":83047,"nchar":467694}
{"title":"The Search","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1994-10-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420815","series":"DS9","nchap":19,"nword":62364,"nchar":356249}
{"title":"Antimatter","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1994-11-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420396","series":"DS9","nchap":16,"nword":70493,"nchar":415964,"dedication":"For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere For hardworking sysops everywhere"}
{"title":"Proud Helios","author":"Melissa Scott","date":"1995-02-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420402","series":"DS9","nchap":15,"nword":78774,"nchar":474537}
{"title":"Warped","author":"K.W. Jeter","date":"1995-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420785","series":"DS9","nchap":18,"nword":101636,"nchar":588737}
{"title":"Valhalla","author":"Nathan Archer","date":"1995-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420419","series":"DS9","nchap":32,"nword":67016,"nchar":394498}
{"title":"Devil in the Sky","author":"Greg Cox","date":"1995-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420426","series":"DS9","nchap":23,"nword":72036,"nchar":422669}
{"title":"The Laertian Gamble","author":"Robert Sheckley","date":"1995-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420433","series":"DS9","nchap":76,"nword":57304,"nchar":322129}
{"title":"The Way of the Warrior","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1995-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420822","series":"DS9","nchap":29,"nword":61288,"nchar":349940}
{"title":"Station Rage","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1995-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420440","series":"DS9","nchap":25,"nword":67587,"nchar":384768,"dedication":"Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense Dedication\nDedicated to Gregory Brodeur, my husband and collaborator, the man with the magic plot wand, who makes sense out of nonsense"}
{"title":"The Long Night","author":"Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch","date":"1996-02-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420457","series":"DS9","nchap":27,"nword":65859,"nchar":385729,"dedication":"For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul For Jim and Paul"}
{"title":"Objective Bajor","author":"John Peel","date":"1996-05-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420464","series":"DS9","nchap":30,"nword":82658,"nchar":485648,"dedication":"This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all This book is in memory of\nHarold F. Taylor\nNow on the greatest Trek of all"}
{"title":"Invasion 3: Time's Enemy","author":"L. A. Graf","date":"1996-07-01","identifier":"9780671040970","series":"DS9","nchap":29,"nword":117121,"nchar":688135}
{"title":"Saratoga","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1996-10-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420495","series":"DS9","nchap":26,"nword":60423,"nchar":346018}
{"title":"The Heart of the Warrior","author":"John Gregory Bentacourt","date":"1996-10-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743420489","series":"DS9","nchap":28,"nword":58754,"nchar":351233,"dedication":"This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible. This book is for\nVirginia Kidd,\none of the sweetest people ever to grace\nthe science fiction field.And for Kim,\nmy wonderful wife,\nwho makes everything possible."}
{"title":"Trials and Tribble-ations","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1996-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420839","series":"DS9","nchap":15,"nword":37388,"nchar":216252}
{"title":"The Tempest","author":"Susan Wright","date":"1997-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420501","series":"DS9","nchap":26,"nword":61484,"nchar":355396}
{"title":"Wrath of the Prophets","author":"Peter David Michael Jan Friedman Robert Greenberger","date":"1997-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420518","series":"DS9","nchap":24,"nword":64838,"nchar":367995}
{"title":"Day of Honor 2: Armageddon Sky","author":"L. A. Graf","date":"1997-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455879","series":"DS9","subseries":"Day of Honor","nchap":12,"nword":73193,"nchar":433019,"dedication":"To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are. To all you bonobos,wherever you are."}
{"title":"Trial by Error","author":"Mark Garland","date":"1997-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420525","series":"DS9","nchap":30,"nword":62711,"nchar":362753}
{"title":"Vengeance","author":"Dafydd Ab Hugh","date":"1998-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420532","series":"DS9","nchap":24,"nword":79687,"nchar":501115}
{"title":"Far Beyond the Stars","author":"Steven Barnes","date":"1998-04-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743420845","series":"DS9","nchap":39,"nword":59681,"nchar":344351}
{"title":"The Dominion War 2: Call to Arms","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1998-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041052","series":"DS9","subseries":"Dominion War","nchap":17,"nword":59930,"nchar":346650,"dedication":"Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko Dedication\nOne thing's for certain. We're losing the peace.\nBenjamin Sisko"}
{"title":"The Dominion War 4: Sacrifice of Angels","author":"Carey, Diane","date":"1998-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041076","series":"DS9","subseries":"Dominion War","nchap":19,"nword":50908,"nchar":302717}
{"title":"The 34th Rule","author":"Armin Shimerman","date":"1999-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420549","series":"DS9","nchap":41,"nword":130479,"nchar":770812,"dedication":"To my darling wife, Kitty,my life's muse,whom I can never thanknor praise enough.ArminTo my darling wife, Karen,my earthbound star,in whose orbitI shall forever dance.David To my darling wife, Kitty,my life's muse,whom I can never thanknor praise enough.ArminTo my darling wife, Karen,my earthbound star,in whose orbitI shall forever dance.David To my darling wife, Kitty,my life's muse,whom I can never thanknor praise enough.ArminTo my darling wife, Karen,my earthbound star,in whose orbitI shall forever dance.David To my darling wife, Kitty,my life's muse,whom I can never thanknor praise enough.ArminTo my darling wife, Karen,my earthbound star,in whose orbitI shall forever dance.David To my darling wife, Kitty,my life's muse,whom I can never thanknor praise enough.ArminTo my darling wife, 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{"title":"Rebels 1: The Conquered","author":"Dafydd Ab Hugh","date":"1999-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420556","series":"DS9","nchap":16,"nword":51244,"nchar":303884}
{"title":"Rebels 2: The Courageous","author":"Dafydd Ab Hugh","date":"1999-02-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420563","series":"DS9","nchap":17,"nword":52760,"nchar":311016}
{"title":"Rebels 3: The Liberated","author":"Dafydd Ab Hugh","date":"1999-03-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420570","series":"DS9","nchap":17,"nword":59503,"nchar":349638}
{"title":"What You Leave Behind","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1999-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420853","series":"DS9","nchap":18,"nword":50367,"nchar":290328}
{"title":"The Lives of Dax","author":"Marco Palmieri","date":"1999-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743400817","series":"DS9","nchap":17,"nword":92187,"nchar":533465}
{"title":"Millennium 1: The Fall of Terok Nor","author":"NANA","date":"2000-03-01","identifier":"9780743406796","series":"DS9","nchap":41,"nword":112772,"nchar":653746}
{"title":"Millennium 2: The War of the Prophets","author":"Judith Reeves-Stevens Garfield Reeves-Stevens","date":"2000-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406802","series":"DS9","nchap":42,"nword":103685,"nchar":608188,"dedication":"Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem Dedication\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artist and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television.\n\nThere is linear in the nonlinear, so that neither exists one without the other. So it was with ANSLEM, and all the multitudes that he held within himself, myself among them, in that place that was no place, obtained only by knowing the absence of hours in the hourglass. An hourglass as the entryway? Was there ever such a joke to make even a Vulcan laugh at those immensities and contradictions of meaning? Yet caught in that sea of sand, drawn toward the neck of that hourglass where both the Temples at last were aligned-well, what else could we do in those vast temporal currents but race time....\n-JAKE SISKO, Anslem"}
{"title":"Millennium 3: Inferno","author":"Judith Reeves-Stevens","date":"2000-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406819","series":"DS9","nchap":29,"nword":112517,"nchar":661431}
{"title":"A Stitch in Time","author":"Andrew J. Robinson","date":"2000-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420587","series":"DS9","nchap":64,"nword":113304,"nchar":641696}
{"title":"Avatar 1","author":"S.D. Perry","date":"2001-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743423304","series":"DS9","nchap":21,"nword":75102,"nchar":550685,"dedication":"For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline. For Myk, who puts up with me on deadline."}
{"title":"Avatar 2","author":"S.D. Perry","date":"2001-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743423311","series":"DS9","nchap":24,"nword":57284,"nchar":380709,"dedication":"For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home For Steve, Dianne, and GwenFor home"}
{"title":"Section 31: Abyss","author":"David Weddle","date":"2001-06-26","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743423342","series":"DS9","subseries":"Section 31","nchap":20,"nword":73850,"nchar":441340,"dedication":"To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L. To Alexis Quartararo, who showed me that to discover strange alien life-forms I needed to look no farther than the parking lot of the Woodley Market.D.W.For Jim McGuire\nWho taught me something about the abyssandFor Lane Carpenter\nWho knew some things about how to get out of oneJ.L."}
{"title":"Gateways 4: Demons of Air and Darkness","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2001-08-28","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743418539","series":"DS9","nchap":25,"nword":68000,"nchar":409412,"dedication":"For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan. For David Henderson,\nthe world's most professional fan."}
{"title":"Millennium (Omnibus)","author":"Judith","date":"2002-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455855","series":"DS9","nchap":96,"nword":310204,"nchar":1802946,"dedication":"Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h Dedication\nTo Denise & Mike and more adventures in the 8th dimension\nFor Herman Zimmerman and all his talented artists and designers in the Deep Space Nine Art Department, who took \"a strange, intriguing object in orbit of Bajor\" and made it the best-looking series on television\nAnd last, though not least ... since before our sun burned hot in space, every writer of a Star Trek novel or nonfiction book has had an unsung partner-a heroic captain whose mission it is to keep them true to the Star Trek universe, its history, its character, and its ideals. In return, she's faced with Star Trek book writers (okay, like us) who push her unmercifully on deadlines, who grumble about her notes (especially when she's right), and who rarely share with her the bottom-line truth: she makes all of our books better. After sixteen of them, we thought it was about time to come clean.\nSo, with respect, appreciation, and many, many thanks, this one's for Paula Block.\nbathlh Daqawlu'taH!h"}
{"title":"Mission Gamma 1: Twilight","author":"David R. George III","date":"2002-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743445610","series":"DS9","nchap":72,"nword":187370,"nchar":1077754}
{"title":"Mission Gamma 2: This Gray Spirit","author":"Heather Jarman","date":"2002-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743445634","series":"DS9","nchap":21,"nword":140821,"nchar":844271,"dedication":"Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\" Dedication\nFor my husband, Parry, and my father, Jeff-because they handed me the key and In memory of my brother Tad: \"Not all those who wander are lost.\""}
{"title":"Mission Gamma 3: Cathedral","author":"Michael A. Martin","date":"2002-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743445658","series":"DS9","nchap":28,"nword":106375,"nchar":636124,"dedication":"Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M. Dedication\nTo my wife, Jennifer Dottery, whose patience approaches the asymptotic infinite\n-M.A.M.\nFor Tim Tuohy, our past editor on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comics at Marvel. Thanks for giving us an assignment with Starfleet!\n-A.M."}
{"title":"Mission Gamma 4: Lesser Evil","author":"Robert Simpson","date":"2002-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743445665","series":"DS9","nchap":22,"nword":61110,"nchar":359652}
{"title":"Rising Son","author":"S. D. Perry","date":"2002-12-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743448390","series":"DS9","nchap":20,"nword":83723,"nchar":607155,"dedication":"For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man For Mÿk Olsen, my man"}
{"title":"The Left Hand of Destiny 1","author":"J. G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang","date":"2003-03-14","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743423281","series":"DS9","nchap":19,"nword":77286,"nchar":438936,"dedication":"To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L. To the memory of Dr. Harvey Powers, Bucknell University, and Coach John Merricks, Crossland High\nJ.G.H.\nThis one is for all the Klingons, but most particularly for my father, John Lang, more Klingon than he'll ever know.\nJ.L."}
{"title":"The Left Hand of Destiny 2","author":"J. G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang","date":"2003-04-23","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743423298","series":"DS9","nchap":21,"nword":83198,"nchar":476085,"dedication":"For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L. For my dad, Col. J. G. Hertzler, USAF, and my mom, teacher of Latin, French, and life\nJ. G. H.\n\"For the Andorian Girl. She knows why.\"\nJ. L."}
{"title":"Prophecy and Change","author":"Marco Palmieri","date":"2003-09-23","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743476072","series":"DS9","nchap":36,"nword":132196,"nchar":758234,"dedication":"Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis"}
{"title":"Unity","author":"S.D. Perry","date":"2003-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743476560","series":"DS9","nchap":25,"nword":99945,"nchar":667543,"dedication":"For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy. For Cyrus and Benjamin, the new boys. And for big brother Jeremy."}
{"title":"Worlds of Deep Space Nine 1: Cardassia and Andor","author":"Heather Jarman","date":"2004-05-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743493949","series":"DS9","nchap":38,"nword":115496,"nchar":688479}
{"title":"Worlds of Deep Space Nine 2: Trill and Bajor","author":"Michael A. Martin, Andy Mangels and J. Noah Kym","date":"2005-01-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743489034","series":"DS9","nchap":49,"nword":122907,"nchar":738495}
{"title":"Worlds of Deep Space Nine 3: Ferenginar and The Dominion","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido and David R. George III","date":"2005-01-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416506652","series":"DS9","nchap":34,"nword":111243,"nchar":641046}
{"title":"Hollow Men","author":"Una Mccormack","date":"2005-04-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416506874","series":"DS9","nchap":14,"nword":94803,"nchar":535058,"dedication":"For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me. For Matthew-who feeds me."}
{"title":"Warpath","author":"David Mack","date":"2006-03-28","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416523024","series":"DS9","nchap":40,"nword":85303,"nchar":510867,"dedication":"For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find. For all we've lost and all we hope to find."}
{"title":"Twist of Faith (Omnibus)","author":"S.D. Perry","date":"2007-04-30","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"urn:uuid:a9dff1be88cd4e34a9329bc05bad93e9","series":"DS9","nchap":105,"nword":294123,"nchar":1758653}
{"title":"Terok Nor 1: Day of the Vipers","author":"James Swallow","date":"2008-03-25","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416591764","series":"DS9","nchap":25,"nword":147279,"nchar":855025,"dedication":"For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars For my parents,\nwho showed me the way to the stars"}
{"title":"Terok Nor 2: Night of the Wolves","author":"S. D. Perry and Britta Dennison","date":"2008-04-29","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416591771","series":"DS9","nchap":21,"nword":129387,"nchar":756789,"dedication":"For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P. For ThadSorry I was such a jerk during rewrites-B. D.For Myk and the boys-S. D. P."}
{"title":"Terok Nor 3: Dawn of the Eagles","author":"S. D. Perry and Britta Dennison","date":"2008-05-08","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416599050","series":"DS9","nchap":26,"nword":119868,"nchar":705493,"dedication":"For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D. For Britta, who works harder than me\n-S. D. P.For Lucy and Ruth\n-B. D."}
{"title":"These Haunted Seas (Omnibus)","author":"David R. George III and Heather Jarman","date":"2008-06-17","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"143910185X","series":"DS9","nchap":93,"nword":321396,"nchar":1919812}
{"title":"Fearful Symmetry","author":"Olivia Woods","date":"2008-06-24","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416570349","series":"DS9","nchap":16,"nword":74782,"nchar":446381,"dedication":"For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother For A. and A.,\nsister and brother"}
{"title":"The Soul Key","author":"Olivia Woods","date":"2009-07-28","publisher":"Harlequin","identifier":"1439123438","series":"DS9","nchap":27,"nword":63453,"nchar":372682,"dedication":"For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie For my daughter Valerie"}
{"title":"The Never Ending Sacrifice","author":"Una Mccormack","date":"2009-08-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439123461","series":"DS9","nchap":12,"nword":101031,"nchar":567512,"dedication":"For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude For Marco,with gratitude"}
{"title":"Typhon Pact: Zero Sum Game","author":"David Mack","date":"2010-10-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439191644","series":"DS9","subseries":"Typhon Pact","nchap":58,"nword":79378,"nchar":462717}
{"title":"Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire","author":"David R. George III","date":"2010-12-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439191651","series":"DS9","subseries":"Typhon Pact","nchap":51,"nword":95827,"nchar":564558}
{"title":"The Fall: Revelation and Dust","author":"David R. George III","date":"2013-08-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476722306","series":"DS9","subseries":"The Fall","nchap":23,"nword":104568,"nchar":699138,"dedication":"To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever. To Karen Ragan-George, the light of my life, the beat of my heart, gracing my eyes\n            with her timeless beauty, my ears with the lyric of her laughter, my spirit with her\n            artistic essence, and my mind with her depth of intellect. I love you, my sweet, for\n            now and ever."}
{"title":"The Fall: A Ceremony of Losses","author":"David Mack","date":"2013-10-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476722269","series":"DS9","subseries":"The Fall","nchap":30,"nword":86314,"nchar":586708,"dedication":"For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers For the dreamers"}
{"title":"Lust's Latinum Lost (and Found)","author":"Paula M. Block","date":"2014-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476779317","series":"DS9","nchap":16,"nword":25456,"nchar":188622,"dedication":"To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\" To Ira Steven Behr,who once told us that he suspected his tombstone would read: \"He did good things for\n            the Ferengi.\""}
{"title":"Section 31: Disavowed","author":"David Mack","date":"2014-10-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476753133","series":"DS9","subseries":"Section 31","nchap":35,"nword":89931,"nchar":615517,"dedication":"Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         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Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life Dedicated to Ira Steven Behr, who conceived of Section 31, and to Bradley Thompson\n         and David Weddle, who brought it to life"}
{"title":"The Missing","author":"Una Mccormack","date":"2014-12-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476750255","series":"DS9","nchap":12,"nword":68548,"nchar":463371,"dedication":"For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship For Verity, my little runabout,\n      \n      And for Matthew, deep space Dad,\n      \n      With love from the mother ship"}
{"title":"Sacraments of Fire","author":"David R. George III","date":"2015-06-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476756349","series":"DS9","nchap":31,"nword":128373,"nchar":918806,"dedication":"To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you. To Paul E. Roman,\n         \t\t\t\n         a man who lived a quiet life of greatness, an unparalleled friend and batterymate, with whom I shared many priceless and unforgettable moments.\n         \n         \t\t\t\n         I miss you."}
{"title":"Ascendance","author":"David R. George III","date":"2015-12-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501103728","series":"DS9","nchap":12,"nword":101149,"nchar":685061,"dedication":"To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray! To Michael David Sperber-\n      \n      An automotive genius,\n      \n      A trophy-winning competitive car racer,\n      \n      And a man who could sell tribbles to a Klingon,\n      \n      He is a true character and a great friend.\n      \n      Here's to Murray!"}
{"title":"Force and Motion","author":"Jeffrey Lang","date":"2016-05-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501110788","series":"DS9","nchap":22,"nword":81448,"nchar":478877,"dedication":"This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks. This one is for Tristan.\n\t\t\tThanks for all the walks and talks."}
{"title":"Rules of Accusation","author":"Paula M. Block","date":"2016-07-04","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501110689","series":"DS9","nchap":28,"nword":34501,"nchar":205300,"dedication":"To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas! To Margaret Clark,\n\t\t\twho always has such good ideas!"}
{"title":"The Long Mirage","author":"David R. George III","date":"2017-02-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501133213","series":"DS9","nchap":14,"nword":109884,"nchar":640225,"dedication":"I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) 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I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) I dedicate this book to a great friend;\n\t\t\the stood beside me\n\t\t\tas a best man at my wedding,\n\t\t\the bats third,\n\t\t\the plays shortstop,\n\t\t\tand his name is\n\t\t\tMark Gemello.\n\t\t\t(There's always room for Gemello!) 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{"title":"Section 31: Control","author":"David Mack","date":"2017-03-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501151996","series":"DS9","subseries":"Section 31","nchap":40,"nword":91499,"nchar":675798,"dedication":"for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom for all who dare to oppose the invincible in the name of freedom"}
{"title":"Enigma Tales","author":"Una Mccormack","date":"2017-06-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501152597","series":"DS9","nchap":11,"nword":78995,"nchar":453958,"dedication":"For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina For Ina"}
{"title":"Original Sin","author":"David R. George III","date":"2017-09-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501133244","series":"DS9","nchap":26,"nword":104173,"nchar":611734,"dedication":"To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend To Kirsten Beyer, a woman of fierce talents and abilities, a brilliant collaborator, and, most important of all, a wonderful friend"}
{"title":"I, The Constable","author":"Paula M. Block","date":"2017-11-13","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501169748","series":"DS9","nchap":28,"nword":36213,"nchar":213566,"dedication":"To Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda, whose combined depth of knowledge and love for Star Trek, Buckaroo Banzai, and all things canine never ceases to amaze, delight, and inform To Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda, whose combined depth of knowledge and love for Star Trek, Buckaroo Banzai, and all things canine never ceases to amaze, delight, and inform To Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda, whose combined depth of knowledge and love for Star Trek, Buckaroo Banzai, and all things canine never ceases to amaze, delight, and inform To Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda, whose combined depth of knowledge and love for Star Trek, Buckaroo Banzai, and all things canine never ceases to amaze, delight, and inform To Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda, whose combined depth of knowledge and love for Star Trek, Buckaroo Banzai, and all things canine never ceases to 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{"title":"Desperate Hours","author":"David Mack","date":"2017-09-26","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781501164613","series":"DSC","nchap":30,"nword":89367,"nchar":524046,"dedication":"for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive for those fighting to keep the dream alive"}
{"title":"Watching the Clock","author":"Christopher L. Bennet","date":"2011-04-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451606294","series":"DTI","nchap":22,"nword":122879,"nchar":727307,"dedication":"To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE) To my father (1933-2010 CE)\n\"Time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment, because they'll never come again.\"\n \nPeople like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. \n-Albert Einstein (1955 CE)\nPeople assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly . . . timey-wimey . . . stuff. \n-Steven Moffat (2007 CE)"}
{"title":"Forgotten History","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2012-04-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451657265","series":"DTI","nchap":18,"nword":85020,"nchar":512789,"dedication":"In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner In memory of Fred Steiner"}
{"title":"The Collectors","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2014-12-08","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476782591","series":"DTI","nchap":12,"nword":34596,"nchar":254728,"dedication":"To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter. To William, Patrick, Jon, Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, John, Christopher, David, Matt,and the other Peter."}
{"title":"Time Lock","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2016-09-05","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501123344","series":"DTI","nchap":6,"nword":25763,"nchar":154451,"dedication":"We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible. We wish to thank the United Federation of Planets ­Department of Temporal Investigations, without whose ­assistance this novella would not have been possible."}
{"title":"Shield of the Gods","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2017-06-19","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501164880","series":"DTI","nchap":6,"nword":27816,"nchar":165119,"dedication":"To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes. To everyone still fighting to save us from our greatest mistakes."}
{"title":"Broken Bow","author":"Diane Carey","date":"2001-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743448635","series":"ENT","nchap":18,"nword":53911,"nchar":312632}
{"title":"By the Book","author":"Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch","date":"2002-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743448727","series":"ENT","nchap":32,"nword":54393,"nchar":369863,"dedication":"For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. [Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? KKR] For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. [Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? KKR] For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. [Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? KKR] For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. [Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? KKR] For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. 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[Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? KKR] For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. [Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? KKR] For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. [Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? KKR] For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. [Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? KKR] For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. [Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? KKR] For Kevin\n      \n      \n      in memoriam for his favorite RPG character, Seymour. [Kev, does this mean I can finally\n         stop apologizing for killing him? 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{"title":"Shockwave","author":"Rick Berman and Brannon Braga","date":"2002-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743464574","series":"ENT","nchap":23,"nword":53893,"nchar":367304}
{"title":"What Price Honor","author":"Dave Stern","date":"2002-10-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743462792","series":"ENT","nchap":25,"nword":59068,"nchar":413033,"dedication":"To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be. To Dr. Bones, Ollie Jones, Tree Tavern Pizza, the real WPIX, Tiny, Steiny, Bet, and\n            Larry . . . .\n      \n      Six o'clock it is, was, and forever will be."}
{"title":"Surak's Soul","author":"J. M. Dillard","date":"2003-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743462815","series":"ENT","nchap":11,"nword":44754,"nchar":264346,"dedication":"For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities For Dave Sternfor all those opportunities"}
{"title":"The Expanse","author":"J. M. Dillard","date":"2003-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743491556","series":"ENT","nchap":16,"nword":52585,"nchar":319152,"dedication":"This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul. This book is dedicated to Margaret Clark,editor extraordinaire and all-round good soul."}
{"title":"Daedalus","author":"Dave Stern","date":"2003-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743480185","series":"ENT","nchap":22,"nword":62211,"nchar":439251}
{"title":"Daedalus's Children","author":"Dave Stern","date":"2004-04-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743489041","series":"ENT","nchap":28,"nword":80528,"nchar":564295}
{"title":"Rosetta","author":"Dave Stern","date":"2006-01-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416516446","series":"ENT","nchap":34,"nword":88729,"nchar":634258}
{"title":"Last Full Measure","author":"Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels","date":"2006-04-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416544456","series":"ENT","nchap":19,"nword":81591,"nchar":500260,"dedication":"For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M. For James Montgomery Doohan (1920-2005),\nwhose passing has made this planet a much sadder\nplace; for Robert Sheckley (1928-2005), who\nprovided inspiration and convival times;\nfor Army Specialist Casey Sheehan, (1981-2005),\nwho gave his own last full measure of devotion\nin Iraq; and for Cindy Sheehan, a bereaved\nmother possessed of the courage to stand\nagainst the unjust, illegal, immoral, and wholly\nunjustifiable war of aggression and occupation\nthat took Casey's life and has killed, crippled,\nand orphaned more than 100,000 others.\n   \n    Semper Invictus, Cindy.\n   -M.A.M.\n   To my father, Walter Gilbert Mangels, founder and curator of the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana.\n   May the history you keep continue on well into the twenty-second century and beyond!\n   -A.M."}
{"title":"The Good That Men Do","author":"Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels","date":"2007-02-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1416551158","series":"ENT","nchap":52,"nword":117544,"nchar":717700,"dedication":"For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M. For Don Hood, who has shared my life\nfor almost twelve years,\nand who often lives up to the phrase\n\"the good that men do.\"-A.M.For my wife, Jenny Martin, for understanding\nand patience above and beyond the call;\nfor James Martin and William Martin,\nwhose treks are just beginning;\nand for Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada,\na man of wisdom, conviction, and courage who\nhas brilliantly exemplified Sun Tzu's dictum,\n\"He will win who knows when to fight\nand when not to fight.\"-M.A.M."}
{"title":"Kobayashi Maru","author":"Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels","date":"2008-08-26","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1439101744","series":"ENT","nchap":51,"nword":123607,"nchar":761131}
{"title":"Beneath the Raptor's Wing","author":"Michael A. Martin","date":"2009-10-20","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439123478","series":"ENT","nchap":85,"nword":158064,"nchar":960247,"dedication":"For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace. For Majel Barrett Roddenberry (1932-2008), a grand lady who left us far too soon.\nFor Tim Dechristopher, an \"auction hero\" whose singular act of courage confounded the (thankfully defunct) Bush Administration's unconscionable eleventh-hour attempt to despoil vast tracts of Utah public land.\nAnd for Sergeant Matthis Chiroux, a warrior of conscience who drew from the terrors of war the determination and grace to work for the ideals of peace."}
{"title":"To Brave the Storm","author":"Michael A. Martin","date":"2011-10-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451607246","series":"ENT","nchap":34,"nword":89135,"nchar":633681,"dedication":"For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William. For my wife, Jenny, and my sons, James and William."}
{"title":"A Choice of Futures","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2013-06-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476706757","series":"ENT","nchap":16,"nword":78303,"nchar":541914,"dedication":"To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit. To the art department of Star Trek: Enterprise, for creating a near-future environment that's so much fun to inhabit."}
{"title":"Tower of Babel","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2014-03-25","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476749662","series":"ENT","nchap":16,"nword":81085,"nchar":556349,"dedication":"To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang To the Shore Leave gang"}
{"title":"Uncertain Logic","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2015-03-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476779126","series":"ENT","nchap":28,"nword":105882,"nchar":769398,"dedication":"To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard To the memory of Mark Lenard"}
{"title":"Live by the Code","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2016-03-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476779140","series":"ENT","nchap":19,"nword":103449,"nchar":620029,"dedication":"For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long For Leonard Nimoy, \n\t\t\twhose legacy will live long"}
{"title":"Patterns of Interference","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2017-08-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501165771","series":"ENT","nchap":16,"nword":83031,"nchar":484594,"dedication":"For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth For the defenders of truth"}
{"title":"IKS Gorkon 1: A Good Day to Die","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2003-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743457156","series":"KE","nchap":13,"nword":71438,"nchar":406365,"dedication":"Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi Dedication\nFor Gene L. Coon, who gave us our first glimpse, John Colicos, who gave us our first view, and John M. Ford, who gave us our first insight\nHonor is a code set not in stone nor on parchment, but in the blood and bone of warriors, in the souls that stir in their breasts, and the actions of their daily lives. It comes from the deepest part of us, coloring our every decision. It is an instinctive knowledge of right and wrong, that while not always in agreement with the laws of the land, is always in agreement with our hearts. Without a sense of true honor, we are nothing, for we have lost our sense of self, lost that which defines us as warriors, lost that which keeps our Empire strong.\n-Engraved on the entryway to the hall of the House of Jakvi"}
{"title":"IKS Gorkon 2: Honor Bound","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2003-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743457170","series":"KE","nchap":11,"nword":58308,"nchar":344824,"dedication":"For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are For Marc Okrand, who told us how they speak,Ronald D. Moore, who told us how they live,and Michael Dorn, who showed us who they are"}
{"title":"IKS Gorkon 3: Enemy Territory","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2005-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416506720","series":"KE","nchap":13,"nword":76631,"nchar":453266,"dedication":"Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it. Dedicated to Mittens, 1986-2004The sweetest cat in the entire world, he also had the heart of a warrior, doing battle with diabetes and melanoma until the very end. If there's a place for felines in Sto-Vo-Kor, he's more than earned it."}
{"title":"A Burning House","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2008-01-29","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416558842","series":"KE","nchap":30,"nword":92296,"nchar":535180,"dedication":"Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor. Dedicated to the fond memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007.I hope they have good Scotch in Sto-Vo-Kor."}
{"title":"Glass Empires","author":"Mike Sussman","date":"2007-02-20","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416551171","series":"MIR","nchap":15,"nword":129643,"nchar":774216}
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{"title":"Federation","author":"Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens","date":"1994-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454131","series":"MISC","nchap":38,"nword":143163,"nchar":848190,"dedication":"Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS- Dedication\nFOR OUR BROTHERS-"}
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{"title":"Engines of Destiny","author":"Gene Deweese","date":"2005-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"1416506713","series":"MISC","nchap":29,"nword":85338,"nchar":512950,"dedication":"In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. 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In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years. In memory of Don Senzig, Jr., 1951-2004A better friend than I deserved, a twentieth-century Scotty of the computer world, whose miracle-working and generosity kept me going the last twenty years."}
{"title":"Articles of the Federation","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2005-05-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416510291","series":"MISC","nchap":28,"nword":102445,"nchar":605376,"dedication":"For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service. For George, John, Thomas, James, James, John, Andrew, Martin, William, John, James, Zachary, Millard, Franklin, James, Abraham, Andrew, Ulysses, Rutherford, James, Chester, Grover, Benjamin, William, Theodore, William, Woodrow, Warren, Calvin, Herbert, Franklin, Harry, Dwight, John, Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy, Ronald, George, Bill, and George, for almost two hundred and thirty years of service."}
{"title":"A Singular Destiny","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2009-01-27","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416598138","series":"MISC","nword":85823,"nchar":498500,"dedication":"Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed. Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed. Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed. Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed. Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed. Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed. Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed. Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed. Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed. Dedicated to the memories of Joseph Pevney, Alexander Courage, and Robert H. Justman, who all contributed so much to Star Trek,and Joan Winston and Robbie Greenberger, the finest of fans.\n\nAll of you are deeply missed."}
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{"title":"The Art of Star Trek","author":"Herman Zimmerman","date":"1997-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439108550","series":"REF","nchap":28,"nword":32026,"nchar":197473,"dedication":"For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. 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For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined. For Misha, Natasha, Paullina, and especially Kevin, who is in every page of this book. May your future be even brighter than the one Mr. Roddenberry imagined."}
{"title":"Quotable Star Trek","author":"Jill Sherwin","date":"1999-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451602623","series":"REF","nchap":32,"nword":73012,"nchar":422625}
{"title":"Adventures in Time and Space","author":"Mary P. Taylor","date":"1999-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455930","series":"REF","nchap":28,"nword":229241,"nchar":1330013}
{"title":"The Star Trek Encyclopedia","author":"Michael Okuda, Denise Okuda","date":"1999-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451646887","series":"REF","nchap":60,"nword":687175,"nchar":4484069}
{"title":"The Definitive Star Trek Trivia Book 1","author":"Jill Sherwin","date":"2000-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406710","series":"REF","nchap":110,"nword":32308,"nchar":239622,"dedication":"To my mother, Judith Sherwin-\nTogether wherever we go\nand\nTo Armin Shimerman,\nmy favorite Ferengi To my mother, Judith Sherwin-\nTogether wherever we go\nand\nTo Armin Shimerman,\nmy favorite Ferengi To my mother, Judith Sherwin-\nTogether wherever we go\nand\nTo Armin Shimerman,\nmy favorite Ferengi To my mother, Judith Sherwin-\nTogether wherever we go\nand\nTo Armin Shimerman,\nmy favorite Ferengi To my mother, Judith Sherwin-\nTogether wherever we go\nand\nTo Armin Shimerman,\nmy favorite Ferengi To my mother, Judith Sherwin-\nTogether wherever we go\nand\nTo Armin Shimerman,\nmy favorite Ferengi To my mother, Judith Sherwin-\nTogether wherever we go\nand\nTo Armin Shimerman,\nmy favorite Ferengi To my mother, Judith Sherwin-\nTogether wherever we go\nand\nTo 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{"title":"The Definitive Star Trek Trivia Book 2","author":"Jill Sherwin","date":"2001-04-03","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419574","series":"REF","nchap":10,"nword":36601,"nchar":219427}
{"title":"Star Trek Celebrations","author":"Maureen Mctigue","date":"2001-08-28","identifier":"9780743453530","series":"REF","nchap":12,"nword":29700,"nchar":176161}
{"title":"The Magic of Tribbles","author":"Terry J. Erdmann","date":"2001-10-19","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743446235","series":"REF","nchap":8,"nword":21869,"nchar":129368}
{"title":"Starship Spotter","author":"Adam “mojo” Lebowitz; Robert Bonchune; Jonathan Lane; Alex Rosenzweig","date":"2001-10-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455954","series":"REF","nchap":6,"nword":17747,"nchar":144868}
{"title":"The Starfleet Survival Guide","author":"David Mack","date":"2002-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743418430","series":"REF","nchap":4,"nword":39150,"nchar":286726}
{"title":"The Star Trek The Next Generation Companion","author":"Larry Nemecek","date":"2003-01-07","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743476577","series":"REF","nchap":12,"nword":188443,"nchar":1161315,"dedication":"Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\" Dedication\nThis book is lovingly dedicated:\nTo the memory of the man who dreamed he could fill us with wonder again, Eugene Wesley Roddenberry;\nTo those involved at every turn in making sure that dream stays alive;\nand\nTo those who most helped me achieve this dream by sacrificing a large part of our first year together: my own Janet and Andrew, Sarah and Nathan.\n\"Fate protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise.\"\n-Riker, \"Contagion\""}
{"title":"Voyages of Imagination","author":"Jeff Ayers","date":"2006-11-14","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416525486","series":"REF","nchap":19,"nword":317119,"nchar":1970186,"dedication":"This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day. This book is dedicated to my wife, Terry.\n   \n   \n    Having a book published has always been a dream of mine,\n   \n   \n    but with her by my side, I live a dream every day."}
{"title":"Star Trek: The Collectibles","author":"Steve Kelley","date":"2008-10-24","publisher":"Krause Publications","identifier":"9781440219078","series":"REF","nword":58073,"nchar":390642}
{"title":"Star Trek Cookbook","author":"Ethan Phillips and William J. Birnes","date":"2012-04-03","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451686968","series":"REF","nchap":8,"nword":82262,"nchar":468669,"dedication":"\"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff). \"O, pipius claw!That hath such wonders to it.\"\n\n-Unknown Klingon minstrel song from the 3rd edition of The Uncollected Songs of Kahless, ed. Jesse B. Yessmer and R. Strode (Canterbury: Oxbridge University at The Longwill Press, 11. 2247ff)."}
{"title":"Star Trek The Next Generation 365","author":"By Paula M. Block and Terry J. Erdmann","date":"2012-10-01","publisher":"Abrams Publications","identifier":"9781613124000","series":"REF","nchap":373,"nword":132041,"nchar":898671}
{"title":"Klingon Bird-of-Prey: Owner's Workshop Manual","author":"Rick Sternbach and Ben Robinson","date":"2012-11-06","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476725680","series":"REF","nchap":7,"nword":36962,"nchar":366459}
{"title":"The Klingon Art of War","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2014-05-06","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476757407","series":"REF","nchap":6,"nword":44294,"nchar":291770}
{"title":"Ships of the Line","author":"Doug Drexler and Margaret Clark","date":"2014-12-02","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476792675","series":"REF","nchap":178,"nword":12347,"nchar":90875}
{"title":"Warped","author":"Mike Mcmahan","date":"2015-10-13","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476779065","series":"REF","nchap":58,"nword":42835,"nchar":249758}
{"title":"The Star Trek Book","author":"Dk","date":"2016-06-07","publisher":"Dk Publishing","identifier":"URN:ISBN:9781465459770","series":"REF","nchap":1,"nword":119459,"nchar":1094928}
{"title":"The Fifty-Year Mission Vol 1","author":"Edward Gross","date":"2016-06-28","publisher":"St. Martin's Press","identifier":"urn:isbn:9781466872851","series":"REF","nword":215950,"nchar":1194091,"dedication":" \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you.  \nFROM MARK A. ALTMAN\nTo my magnificent mom, Gail, for taking me to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture when she'd rather have been anywhere else in the galaxy. At least you got to have The Mommies' Marilyn Kentz play you in a movie.\nTo my unforgettable dad, Michael ... for everything-and even occasionally turning off the baseball, football, hockey, and basketball games to let me watch Star Trek.\nTo my sensational grandfather, Seymour, for stopping and taking me to a Star Trek convention in New Jersey when he really just wanted to get home to watch the Jets game.\nTo my brotastic brother, Ira, for caring about sports and not Star Trek so we never competed with each other, Decker.\nTo my wonderful wife, Naomi, for being the most enterprising woman I know.\nAnd my amazing kids, Ella and Isaac, who helped me get over my aversion to children after watching \"And the Children Shall Lead.\" It's okay that you love the Ewoks ... really.\nAnd, of course, Frederick S. Clarke; a mentor, a friend, and the man who made this book possible. You showed us all how it's done. Remember.\nFinally, Ed Gross. Thanks for being such a nudge. I would have never written this book with you if you hadn't kept bugging me for years about it. I can't imagine doing it with anyone else.\nAlso special thanks to our editor extraordinaire, Brendan Deneen, for being a Deep Space Nine fan, among many other things that make him awesome.\n \nFROM EDWARD GROSS\nTo my wife and best friend, Eileen. Over thirty years on and we're still boldly going! There's no one I'd rather be on this voyage with. Sorry this book turned you into a Star Trek widow.\nTo my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin. I am so proud of all three of you, and thrilled beyond words that we share a love for all things geek.\nTo my mom, dad, sister, and brother. Thanks for all the years of nodding and smiling politely no matter how strange my obsessions seemed.\nTo my father, who took me to the first Star Trek convention ever in 1972. Sorry we didn't connect on much, but that was one moment when we did.\nTo all of the editors-among them Starlog's David McDonnell, Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, Cinescape's Douglas Perry, SFX's Dave Golder, Long Island Nightlife's Bill Ervolino, Movie Magic's Karen Williams, SciFiNow's Aaron Asadi, and Geek's David Williams-who saw something in me and my writing and helped keep the dream going for all of these years.\nTo my friends who have shared my love for Star Trek over the years, including John Garry, Kevin Oldham, Tom Sanders, Dexter Frank, Linda Miracco, Scott Milner, Jay Starr, Allen Lane, and Leon McKenzie.\nTo all of the people connected with Star Trek that I've interviewed over the decades. So many of you made it easy to once again talk Trek for this book, and it's genuinely appreciated.\nTo Laurie Fox and Brendan Deneen, respectively agent and editor extraordinaire, for believing in this project as much as we do.\nAnd to Mark A. Altman. Throughout the process of writing this book, I could not imagine a better collaborator or cheerleader. It was such a joy to take this trip back to the Final Frontier with you."}
{"title":"Vulcan","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2016-07-19","publisher":"Insight Editions","identifier":"9781683832263","series":"REF","nchap":51,"nword":30116,"nchar":222327}
{"title":"The Fifty-Year Mission Vol 2","author":"Mark A. Altman and Edward Gross","date":"2016-08-30","publisher":"St. Martin's Press","identifier":"urn:isbn:9781250089472","series":"REF","nword":331635,"nchar":2060205,"dedication":" \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too.  \n      \n      FROM MARK A. ALTMAN\n      \n      To my wonderful wife, Naomi, whom I married despite the fact she likes Captain Picard\n         way more than Captain Kirk. Thanks for \"tolerating\" me.... \n      \n      \n      To my incredible kids, Ella and Isaac, who may one day like Star Trek as much as Star Wars, but I kinda doubt it.\n      \n      \n      To my amazing mom, Gail, who took me to see North by Northwest at the Thalia when I was a kid, beginning an obsession with movies and television\n         that would last a lifetime.\n      \n      \n      To my fabulous brother, Ira, for being way cooler than me.\n      \n      \n      To my incredible dad, Michael, for occasionally turning off the hockey, baseball,\n         tennis, golf, and football games so I could watch Star Trek.\n      \n      To our charming cats, Ripley, Giles, and Willow, for staying off my Mac keyboard while\n         I wrote these books ... most of the time.\n      \n      \n      To Cinefantastique's Frederick S. Clarke, for proving there was a place for intelligent entertainment\n         journalism about the genre and giving me the incredible opportunity that led to the\n         creation of this book.\n      \n      \n      Ditto to my own Professor Kingsfield, the brilliant and inspirational Thomas Doherty.\n      \n      Also a final nod of gratitude to the late Larry Goldman, one of the founders of the\n         PR firm Bender, Goldman & Helper, who, for reasons I continue to find unfathomable,\n         received a query letter from a young college student and invited him and his college\n         roommate to Los Angeles to tour the sets of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1987-which began a thirty-year journey that led to the writing of this book-and\n         bought lunch at the commissary to boot.\n      \n      \n      And to three other people without whom this book would not be possible: Edward Gross,\n         my incredible partner in crime, who truly is the hardest-working man in showbiz; the\n         jocular bard of book publishing, Brendan Deneen, our editor and enthusiast-in-chief;\n         and, last and certainly not least, the late, great Gene Roddenberry, without whom\n         there would be no starship Enterprise A, B, C or bloody D.\n      \n      \n       \n      \n       \n      \n      FROM EDWARD GROSS\n      \n      To Eileen, my best friend who also happens to be my wife: I can't remember a time\n         when I was on this voyage without you, and I would never want to.\n      \n      \n      To my sons, Teddy, Dennis, and Kevin (all of whom have inherited the geek gene): I\n         don't know how I could be as blessed as I am to have three children who have turned\n         into such fine men. I'm grateful for all of you.\n      \n      \n      To my daughter-in-law, Lindsay: Welcome to the family. We couldn't be happier. And\n         thanks for being a geek, too."}
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{"title":"Ishtar Rising 1","author":"Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels","date":"2003-07-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743476058","series":"SCE","nchap":7,"nword":17460,"nchar":108817,"dedication":"For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M. For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M. For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M. For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M. For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M. For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M. For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M. For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M. For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M. For James, William, and Jenny,my morning, noon, and evening stars.-M.A.M. For all the librarians who kept my interestin mythology stoked, especially those atthe Kalispell, Montana, library.-A.M."}
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{"title":"The Demon 1","author":"Loren L. Coleman and Randall N. Bills","date":"2003-12-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743476096","series":"SCE","nchap":15,"nword":21460,"nchar":129870}
{"title":"The Demon 2","author":"Loren L. Coleman","date":"2004-01-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743476102","series":"SCE","nchap":14,"nword":22709,"nchar":132074}
{"title":"Foundations: SCE 17-19 (Omnibus 5)","author":"Daytdn Ward and Kevin Dilmdre","date":"2004-02-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743489058","series":"SCE","nchap":25,"nword":68704,"nchar":403043}
{"title":"Ring Around the Sky","author":"Allyn Gibson","date":"2004-03-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743476119","series":"SCE","nchap":10,"nword":23761,"nchar":144935,"dedication":"Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky. Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Donald Gardner. He never read science fiction, but he would have wanted to read Ring Around the Sky."}
{"title":"Orphans","author":"Kevin Killiany","date":"2004-04-22","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743480856","series":"SCE","nchap":23,"nword":30087,"nchar":181624}
{"title":"Grand Designs","author":"Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore","date":"2004-05-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743480864","series":"SCE","nchap":11,"nword":22264,"nchar":133133}
{"title":"Failsafe","author":"David Mack","date":"2004-05-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743480871","series":"SCE","nchap":10,"nword":32529,"nchar":196377}
{"title":"Bitter Medicine","author":"Dave Galanter","date":"2004-06-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743496858","series":"SCE","nchap":7,"nword":14623,"nchar":85327}
{"title":"Sargasso Sector","author":"Paul Kupperberg","date":"2004-07-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743493672","series":"SCE","nchap":13,"nword":21098,"nchar":127923}
{"title":"Paradise Interrupted","author":"John S. Drew","date":"2004-08-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743493666","series":"SCE","nchap":17,"nword":24460,"nchar":144940,"dedication":"For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you. For Raymond Hoblock Sr.For a man who worried about everything,you never once questioned my dreamsand schemes, no matter how crazy theymay have seemed. Thank you for beingmy friend as well as my father-in-law. Weall miss you."}
{"title":"Where Time Stands Still","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2004-09-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743493611","series":"SCE","nchap":9,"nword":25943,"nchar":154506}
{"title":"The Art Of The Deal","author":"Glenn Greenberg","date":"2004-10-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743496868","series":"SCE","nchap":11,"nword":26831,"nchar":160890}
{"title":"Wildfire: SCE 20-24 (Omnibus 6)","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido, David Mack, and J. Steven York and Christina F. York","date":"2004-10-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416507888","series":"SCE","nchap":47,"nword":107045,"nchar":629336}
{"title":"Spin","author":"J. Steven York and Christina F. York","date":"2004-11-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743496872","series":"SCE","nchap":8,"nword":17084,"nchar":102520}
{"title":"Creative Couplings 1","author":"Glenn Hauman and Aaron Rosenberg","date":"2004-12-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743496889","series":"SCE","nchap":9,"nword":14976,"nchar":88619}
{"title":"Creative Couplings 2","author":"Glenn Hauman and Aaron Rosenberg","date":"2005-01-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743496896","series":"SCE","nchap":12,"nword":20335,"nchar":118449}
{"title":"Small World","author":"David Mack","date":"2005-02-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743496902","series":"SCE","nchap":6,"nword":18567,"nchar":112016}
{"title":"Malefictorum","author":"Terri Osborne","date":"2005-03-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743496919","series":"SCE","nchap":15,"nword":19602,"nchar":115339,"dedication":"DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other. DedicationFor my grandfather, Charles Edward Hazned, Senior, and for my little buddy Mitters. Take care of each other."}
{"title":"Lost Time","author":"Ilsa J. Bick","date":"2005-04-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416506904","series":"SCE","nchap":11,"nword":23363,"nchar":138943}
{"title":"Breakdowns: SCE 25-28 (Omnibus 7)","author":"Scott Ciencin, Keith R.A. Decandido, Kevin Dilmore, Heather Jarman and Dayton Ward","date":"2005-04-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416517276","series":"SCE","nchap":32,"nword":82223,"nchar":475900}
{"title":"Identity Crisis","author":"John J. Ordover","date":"2005-05-16","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743496841","series":"SCE","nchap":6,"nword":13429,"nchar":79107}
{"title":"Fables of the Prime Directive","author":"Cory Rushton","date":"2005-06-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743496834","series":"SCE","nchap":10,"nword":19482,"nchar":117670}
{"title":"Security","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2005-07-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416510918","series":"SCE","nchap":13,"nword":24866,"nchar":147984}
{"title":"Wounds 1","author":"Ilsa J. Bick","date":"2005-08-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416509608","series":"SCE","nchap":13,"nword":22300,"nchar":127355}
{"title":"Wounds 2","author":"Ilsa J. Bick","date":"2005-09-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416509615","series":"SCE","nchap":11,"nword":32439,"nchar":190200}
{"title":"Out of the Cocoon","author":"William Leisner","date":"2005-10-17","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743496922","series":"SCE","nchap":12,"nword":32923,"nchar":198090,"dedication":"For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad For Mom and Dad"}
{"title":"Honor","author":"Kevin Killiany","date":"2005-11-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416510598","series":"SCE","nchap":18,"nword":26548,"nchar":159187,"dedication":"To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible. To my wife, Valerie, light of my life andtreasure of my heart, whose irrationalstubbornness in sticking with me no mat-ter what has made all that I have possible."}
{"title":"Blackout","author":"Phaedra M. Weldon","date":"2005-12-23","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416520436","series":"SCE","nchap":11,"nword":26089,"nchar":153237}
{"title":"The Cleanup","author":"Robert T. Jeschonek","date":"2006-01-20","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"1416520449","series":"SCE","nchap":27,"nword":27410,"nchar":163583,"dedication":"For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support. For Wendy, Mom, and Dad,for all their love and support."}
{"title":"What's Past 1: Progress","author":"Terri Osborne","date":"2006-02-17","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416520450","series":"SCE","nchap":19,"nword":27362,"nchar":158107,"dedication":"This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace. This story is dedicated to the people of\nSpringhill, Nova Scotia\nand Sago, West Virginia.\n\nMay all those lost souls rest in peace."}
{"title":"What's Past 2: The Future Begins","author":"Steve Mollman and Michael Schuster","date":"2006-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416520467","series":"SCE","nchap":3,"nword":30071,"nchar":176202,"dedication":"Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan. Dedicated to the memory of James\nMontgomery Doohan."}
{"title":"What's Past 3: Echoes of Coventry","author":"Richard C. White","date":"2006-05-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"1416520473","series":"SCE","nchap":10,"nword":24345,"nchar":142125,"dedication":"To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there. To Joni: I can never tell you how much I appreciate all those late nights helping me edit this beast into something close to a story.To James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: The adaptations you did of the original Star Trek and the Animated Series reintroduced me to the series and got me back into reading science fiction/fantasy again.To Gary Huggins: Thanks for all the help with naval terminology and for putting up with this old Army guy's questions.To Steve Roman: You introduced me to the concept of writing professionally, and after all these years, you still put up with me. That, dear people, is friendship.To Keith R.A. DeCandido: Thanks for taking a chance with me and letting me play in the Star Trek sandbox. (Psst...got any more work out there?)And finally, to Mom and Dad: See, all that time I spent on the couch reading finally paid off. Thanks for always being there."}
{"title":"What's Past 4: Distant Early Warning","author":"Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore","date":"2006-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416533092","series":"SCE","nchap":11,"nword":28204,"nchar":171822}
{"title":"What's Past 5: 10 is Better Than 01","author":"Heather Jarman","date":"2006-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416533085","series":"SCE","nchap":29,"nword":21812,"nchar":134138}
{"title":"What's Past 6: Many Splendors","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2006-09-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416533078","series":"SCE","nchap":10,"nword":27687,"nchar":166953,"dedication":"To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone. To Dean, Christie, Dayton, Kevin D., David, Aaron,Dave, Greg, Scott, Dan, Jeff, Ian, Mike, Robert G.,Glenn H., J. Steven, Christina, Heather, Christopher,Michael M., Andy, Loren, Randall, Allyn, Kevin K.,Paul, John D., Glenn G., Terri, Ilsa, John O., Cory,William, Phaedra, Robert J., Steve, Michael S., andRichard\n     \n     \n      What a long strange trip it's been-youguys have been the best, and I look forwardto more voyages on the da Vinci\n\n      with you and everyone."}
{"title":"Aftermath: SCE 29-36 (Omnibus 8)","author":"Christopher L. Bennett, Randall N. Bills, Loren L. Coleman, Robert Greenberger, Andy Mangels, Michael A. Martin, and Aaron Rosenberg","date":"2006-11-21","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416549925","series":"SCE","nchap":71,"nword":144519,"nchar":870046}
{"title":"Corps of Engineers 1: Turn the Page","author":"Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore","date":"2006-12-28","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1416543244","series":"SCE","nchap":11,"nword":29744,"nchar":182213}
{"title":"Corps of Engineers 2: Troubleshooting","author":"Robert Greenberger","date":"2006-12-29","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1416533060","series":"SCE","nchap":9,"nword":22271,"nchar":134411}
{"title":"Corps of Engineers 3: The Light","author":"Jeff D. Jacques","date":"2007-01-02","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416545668","series":"SCE","nchap":10,"nword":25597,"nchar":150720}
{"title":"Corps of Engineers 4: The Art of the Comeback","author":"Glenn Greenberg","date":"2007-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416549789","series":"SCE","nchap":22,"nword":36916,"nchar":213296,"dedication":"Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004) Dedicated to the memory ofElaine S. Greenberg\n(1933-2004)"}
{"title":"Corps of Engineers 5: Signs from Heaven","author":"Phaedra M. Weldon","date":"2007-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416549796","series":"SCE","nchap":11,"nword":26927,"nchar":153979}
{"title":"Corps of Engineers 6: Ghost","author":"Ilsa J. Bick","date":"2007-07-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416549758","series":"SCE","nchap":17,"nword":24176,"nchar":145644}
{"title":"Grand Designs: SCE 37-42 (Omnibus 9)","author":"Dave Galanter, Allyn Gibson, Kevin Killiany, Paul Kupperberg, David Mack, and Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore","date":"2007-07-03","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416579168","series":"SCE","nchap":74,"nword":141931,"nchar":854575}
{"title":"Corps of Engineers 7: Remembrance of Things Past 1","author":"Terri Osborne","date":"2007-09-13","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416544074","series":"SCE","nchap":3,"nword":23714,"nchar":139643,"dedication":"For Edward BowlesIn memory still bright.Thank you for everything. For Edward BowlesIn memory still bright.Thank you for everything. For Edward BowlesIn memory still bright.Thank you for everything. For Edward BowlesIn memory still bright.Thank you for everything. For Edward BowlesIn memory still bright.Thank you for everything. For Edward BowlesIn memory still bright.Thank you for everything."}
{"title":"Corps of Engineers 8: Remembrance of Things Past 2","author":"Terri Osborne","date":"2007-11-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416544098","series":"SCE","nchap":15,"nword":24027,"nchar":139264,"dedication":"For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix. For David Honigsberg\nA true Renaissance man.Thank you for touching all of our lives.You are gone, but you will never be forgotten.Have fun jammin' with Hendrix."}
{"title":"Creative Couplings: SCE 43-49 (Omnibus 10)","author":"John S. Drew, Glenn Greenberg, Glenn Hauman, Aaron Rosenberg, David Mack, Dayton Ward, Kevin Dilmore, J. Steven York,and Christina F. York","date":"2007-12-11","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416554745","series":"SCE","nchap":77,"nword":143783,"nchar":860745,"dedication":"Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007 Dedicated to the memory of\nRabbi David M. Honigsberg, 1958-2007"}
{"title":"Wounds: SCE 50-56 (Omnibus 11)","author":"Ilsa J. Bick, Keith R.A. Decandido, John J. Ordover, Terri Osborne and Cory Rushton","date":"2008-10-21","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781439117941","series":"SCE","nchap":79,"nword":143724,"nchar":843368}
{"title":"Gauntlet","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"2002-04-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743427951","series":"SGZ","nchap":24,"nword":65472,"nchar":380205}
{"title":"Progenitor","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"2002-05-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743427968","series":"SGZ","nchap":28,"nword":63349,"nchar":383585,"dedication":"Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows Poul Anderson,knight of ghosts and shadows"}
{"title":"Three","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"2003-07-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743448536","series":"SGZ","nchap":20,"nword":57039,"nchar":342451}
{"title":"Oblivion","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"2003-08-26","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743448553","series":"SGZ","nchap":20,"nword":58699,"nchar":349564,"dedication":"For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003 For the winter warriorsof Farpoint 2003"}
{"title":"Enigma","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"2004-07-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743448574","series":"SGZ","nchap":21,"nword":55015,"nchar":326728,"dedication":"For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz For Julius Schwartz"}
{"title":"Maker","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"2004-08-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743448598","series":"SGZ","nchap":19,"nword":58915,"nchar":350190,"dedication":"For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand For Debbie and Stu, who understand"}
{"title":"Second Nature","author":"David Mack","date":"2014-07-22","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476753126","series":"SKR","nchap":25,"nword":74070,"nchar":534084,"dedication":"Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara Dedicated to the memory of actor Michael \"Kang\" Ansara"}
{"title":"Point of Divergence","author":"Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore","date":"2014-08-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476757278","series":"SKR","nchap":33,"nword":89029,"nchar":637478,"dedication":"IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\" IN MEMORIAM\n         \t\t\t\n         Ann C. CrispinApril 5, 1950-September 6, 2013\n         \t\t\t\n         \"Personally, I believe a good story is a good story, no matter what universe it's written in.\""}
{"title":"Long Shot","author":"David Mack","date":"2015-07-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476753140","series":"SKR","nchap":25,"nword":79959,"nchar":580466,"dedication":"For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done For those who dare to do what others say can't be done"}
{"title":"All That's Left","author":"Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore","date":"2015-10-27","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476798615","series":"SKR","nchap":26,"nword":88041,"nchar":600583,"dedication":"IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them. IN MEMORIAM\n      \n      Harve Bennett\n      \n      August 17, 1930-February 25, 2015\n      \n      Leonard Nimoy\n      \n      March 26, 1931-February 27, 2015\n      \n      Grace Lee Whitney\n      \n      April 1, 1930-May 1, 2015\n      \n      They're really not dead, as long as we remember them."}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 1","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"1998-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451602593","series":"SNW","nchap":20,"nword":113607,"nchar":765548}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 2","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"1999-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406765","series":"SNW","nchap":23,"nword":104804,"nchar":712783}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 3","author":"Dean Wesley Smith with John J. Ordover and Paula M. Block","date":"2000-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743411134","series":"SNW","nchap":28,"nword":91365,"nchar":609725}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 4","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"2001-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743422581","series":"SNW","nchap":22,"nword":92473,"nchar":526994}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 5","author":"Dean Wesley Smith, John J. Ordover and Paula Block","date":"2002-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743451680","series":"SNW","nchap":30,"nword":116407,"nchar":816458}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 6","author":"Dean Wesley Smith with John J. Ordover and Paula Block","date":"2003-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743475648","series":"SNW","nchap":23,"nword":111358,"nchar":830908}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 7","author":"Dean Wesley Smith with John J. Ordover, Elisa J. Kassin, and Paula M. Block","date":"2004-06-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743493796","series":"SNW","nchap":23,"nword":88055,"nchar":526785}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 8","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"2005-07-19","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416506881","series":"SNW","nchap":22,"nword":106491,"nchar":725747}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 9","author":"Edited by Dean Wesley Smith with Elisa J. Kassin and Paula M. Block","date":"2006-08-22","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"1416525386","series":"SNW","nchap":23,"nword":108735,"nchar":639363}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 10","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"2007-07-10","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416545057","series":"SNW","nchap":19,"nword":92517,"nchar":560163}
{"title":"Strange New Worlds 2016","author":"Various","date":"2016-10-03","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501161582","series":"SNW","nchap":10,"nword":88970,"nchar":650555}
{"title":"Day of Honor (Omnibus)","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1999-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455909","series":"ST","subseries":"Day of Honor","nchap":114,"nword":352466,"nchar":2030412}
{"title":"The Badlands 1","author":"Susan Wright","date":"1999-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406741","series":"ST","subseries":"The Badlands","nchap":21,"nword":62073,"nchar":384001,"dedication":"For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection. For Kelly Beaton,\nmy supportive and loving husband.Thanks again to Willie Gonzales\nfor the use of his extensive Star Trek video collection."}
{"title":"The Badlands 2","author":"Susan Wright","date":"1999-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406758","series":"ST","subseries":"The Badlands","nchap":13,"nword":58554,"nchar":357716}
{"title":"Dark Passions 1","author":"Susan Wright","date":"2001-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419420","series":"ST","subseries":"Dark Passions","nchap":21,"nword":56518,"nchar":331356}
{"title":"Dark Passions 2","author":"Susan Wright","date":"2001-01-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419437","series":"ST","subseries":"Dark Passions","nchap":21,"nword":47625,"nchar":281106}
{"title":"Gateways: What Lay Beyond","author":"Rick Berman","date":"2001-10-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743431132","series":"ST","subseries":"Gateways","nchap":31,"nword":116709,"nchar":677457}
{"title":"The Amazing Stories","author":"M. Shayne Bell","date":"2002-08-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743449168","series":"ST","nchap":9,"nword":42327,"nchar":258386}
{"title":"The Brave and the Bold 1","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2002-11-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419246","series":"ST","subseries":"The Brave and the Bold","nchap":14,"nword":58874,"nchar":357343,"dedication":"On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day. On 11 September 2001, I was in the midst of writing Part 1 of this book when the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were brutally attacked. The WTC was destroyed, killing thousands, and scarring the skyline of my hometown forever.This book is sadly but emphatically dedicated to those whose lives were lost on that awful day."}
{"title":"The Brave and the Bold 2","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2002-11-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419253","series":"ST","subseries":"The Brave and the Bold","nchap":19,"nword":75058,"nchar":451930,"dedication":"For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri For Terri"}
{"title":"Tales of the Dominion War","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2004-08-03","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416503644","series":"ST","subseries":"Dominion War","nchap":13,"nword":105933,"nchar":633238,"dedication":"To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten. To all those who gave their lives in war that others may go on with their lives in peace-may your service never be forgotten."}
{"title":"Destiny 1: Gods of Night","author":"David Mack","date":"2008-09-30","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781439117897","series":"ST","subseries":"Destiny","nchap":22,"nword":93342,"nchar":562551,"dedication":"For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay For Mom and Dad, who gave me\nmore than I can ever repay"}
{"title":"Destiny 2: Mere Mortals","author":"David Mack","date":"2008-10-28","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781439117927","series":"ST","subseries":"Destiny","nchap":20,"nword":95346,"nchar":576803,"dedication":"For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten"}
{"title":"Destiny 3: Lost Souls","author":"David Mack","date":"2008-11-25","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781439123362","series":"ST","subseries":"Destiny","nchap":30,"nword":103541,"nchar":611294,"dedication":"For Lerxst, G., and the Professor, who inspired me to get on with the fascination; for Bryan, whose remarkable generosity humbles me; and for Randy, who made the introductions. For Lerxst, G., and the Professor, who inspired me to get on with the fascination; for Bryan, whose remarkable generosity humbles me; and for Randy, who made the introductions. For Lerxst, G., and the Professor, who inspired me to get on with the fascination; for Bryan, whose remarkable generosity humbles me; and for Randy, who made the introductions. For Lerxst, G., and the Professor, who inspired me to get on with the fascination; for Bryan, whose remarkable generosity humbles me; and for Randy, who made the introductions. 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{"title":"Destiny (Omnibus)","author":"David Mack","date":"2012-03-13","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476733333","series":"ST","subseries":"Destiny","nchap":35,"nword":296603,"nchar":2043229,"dedication":"For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten For friends now gone but never forgotten"}
{"title":"Typhon Pact: Plagues of Night","author":"David R. George III","date":"2012-05-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451649574","series":"ST","subseries":"Typhon Pact","nchap":8,"nword":131788,"nchar":779513,"dedication":"To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys To Colleen Genevieve Ragan,\nFriend, sister, native, spirit,\nA woman who brings love and laughter with her,\nForever the benevolent queen of all she surveys"}
{"title":"Typhon Pact: Raise the Dawn","author":"David R. George III","date":"2012-06-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451649581","series":"ST","subseries":"Typhon Pact","nchap":39,"nword":135766,"nchar":794618}
{"title":"Typhon Pact: Brinkmanship","author":"Una Mccormack","date":"2012-09-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451687842","series":"ST","subseries":"Typhon Pact","nchap":22,"nword":71549,"nchar":415644,"dedication":"For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound For somehow this is tyranny's disease, to trust no friends.\n-Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound"}
{"title":"Typhon Pact: The Khitomer Accords Saga","author":"David R. George III and Una Mccormack","date":"2013-01-22","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476733340","series":"ST","subseries":"Typhon Pact","nchap":64,"nword":338928,"nchar":2295557}
{"title":"Prometheus: Fire with Fire","author":"Bernd Perplies and Christian Humberg","date":"2017-11-28","publisher":"Titan Books","identifier":"9781785656507","series":"ST","nchap":37,"nword":97249,"nchar":672779,"dedication":"To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966 To all fans worldwide,you have kept Star Trek alive... since 1966"}
{"title":"Mirror Universe Trilogy: Spectre","author":"William Shatner","date":"1998-05-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743454087","series":"SV","subseries":"Mirror Universe Trilogy","nchap":32,"nword":100972,"nchar":609615}
{"title":"Mirror Universe Trilogy: Dark Victory","author":"William Shatner","date":"1999-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743411103","series":"SV","subseries":"Mirror Universe Trilogy","nchap":23,"nword":81900,"nchar":479803,"dedication":"I have a dear friend who has beensteadfast and loving and kind and perceptive.She is a woman of the soil and of the spirit.Her looks are glamorous and her work makes her sweat;her name is Donna Moore and I love her dearly.I dedicate this book to this grand woman. I have a dear friend who has beensteadfast and loving and kind and perceptive.She is a woman of the soil and of the spirit.Her looks are glamorous and her work makes her sweat;her name is Donna Moore and I love her dearly.I dedicate this book to this grand woman. 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{"title":"Mirror Universe Trilogy: Preserver","author":"William Shatner","date":"2000-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419550","series":"SV","subseries":"Mirror Universe Trilogy","nchap":39,"nword":104484,"nchar":623628}
{"title":"Totality: Captain's Peril","author":"William Shatner with Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens","date":"2002-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455947","series":"SV","subseries":"Totality","nchap":33,"nword":89405,"nchar":543231,"dedication":"This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. 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This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel. This book is dedicated to my wife.The captain was in peril, and riding to the rescue, and I mean, really riding to the rescue, this lovely lady cantered into my life.Peril turned to understanding, and understanding turned to love.And love turned to...We are right out of a romance novel."}
{"title":"Totality: Captain's Blood","author":"William Shatner","date":"2003-12-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743480376","series":"SV","subseries":"Totality","nchap":29,"nword":77997,"nchar":472174,"dedication":"The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. 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The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. 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The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. 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The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe. The books in this series have been about love.Love in all its brilliant, passionate, fiery colors.And love in its agonizing aftermath,\nfilled with pain, disillusionment, and gray depression.There is a balance, of course. Hard to find, but it's there.I hoist my fluted glass to love, because only by love do we shape the universe."}
{"title":"Totality: Captain's Glory","author":"William Shatner with Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens","date":"2006-08-22","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453752","series":"SV","subseries":"Totality","nchap":38,"nword":75048,"nchar":464359,"dedication":"Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book. Elizabeth and I sat down to dinner with our friends Michael and Jane, and I was reminded how important my friends and family are to me. Gar and Judy, Nen and Frally, Leonard and Susie, Scottie and Tracie, are some of my friends, all of whom are dear to me. To them, whom I treasure, and the treasure of my family, I dedicate this book."}
{"title":"Academy: Collision Course","author":"William Shatner with Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens","date":"2007-10-16","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416554639","series":"SV","subseries":"Academy","nchap":57,"nword":106196,"nchar":614052,"dedication":"To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future. To\nGrant\nEric\nKaya\nWillow\nNatasha\nThey, too, are the future."}
{"title":"The Sundered","author":"Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels","date":"2003-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743464024","series":"TLE","nchap":35,"nword":100120,"nchar":774473}
{"title":"Serpents Among the Ruins","author":"David R. George III","date":"2003-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743464048","series":"TLE","nchap":12,"nword":112471,"nchar":775678,"dedication":"To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support To Jennifer Lynn George, who blazes through my life like a shooting star, constantly\n            dazzling me, shining with her wit, illuminating with her intellect, and brightening\n            with her love, kindness, and support"}
{"title":"The Art of the Impossible","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2003-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743464062","series":"TLE","nchap":40,"nword":98516,"nchar":725445}
{"title":"Well of Souls","author":"Ilsa J. Bick","date":"2003-10-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743463768","series":"TLE","nchap":36,"nword":144337,"nchar":1058011,"dedication":"This book is for Dean Wesley Smith-editor, writer, mentor, colleague-and for David,\n               with love, always. This book is for Dean Wesley Smith-editor, writer, mentor, colleague-and for David,\n               with love, always. This book is for Dean Wesley Smith-editor, writer, mentor, colleague-and for David,\n               with love, always. This book is for Dean Wesley Smith-editor, writer, mentor, colleague-and for David,\n               with love, always. This book is for Dean Wesley Smith-editor, writer, mentor, colleague-and for David,\n               with love, always. This book is for Dean Wesley Smith-editor, writer, mentor, colleague-and for David,\n               with love, always. 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{"title":"Deny Thy Father","author":"Jeff Mariotte","date":"2003-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743464109","series":"TLE","nchap":39,"nword":110119,"nchar":789083,"dedication":"This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David. This one's for David."}
{"title":"Catalyst of Sorrows","author":"Margaret Wander Bonanno and John Vairo, Jr.","date":"2003-12-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743464086","series":"TLE","nchap":18,"nword":101165,"nchar":680439,"dedication":"For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy For Jack, ever and always.\n      \n      And in memory of Alan Ravitch, who never met a pun he didn't like. The world's a sadder\n            place without you.\n      \n       \n      \n      Sometimes we have to do a thing in order to find out the reason for it. Sometimes\n         our actions are questions, not answers.\n      \n      \n      -John Le Carré: A Perfect Spy"}
{"title":"One Constant Star","author":"David R. George III","date":"2014-05-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476750224","series":"TLE","nchap":13,"nword":89718,"nchar":612150,"dedication":"To Dana Joseph Robitaille,the original Dude,a kind and generous friend with a raucous sense of humor, a man of high ideals and\n            bright mind, a kindred spirit with whom I have shared many an adventure, and a true\n            brother to me To Dana Joseph Robitaille,the original Dude,a kind and generous friend with a raucous sense of humor, a man of high ideals and\n            bright mind, a kindred spirit with whom I have shared many an adventure, and a true\n            brother to me To Dana Joseph Robitaille,the original Dude,a kind and generous friend with a raucous sense of humor, a man of high ideals and\n            bright mind, a kindred spirit with whom I have shared many an adventure, and a true\n            brother to me To Dana Joseph Robitaille,the original Dude,a kind and generous friend with a raucous 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{"title":"Encounter at Farpoint","author":"David Gerrold","date":"1987-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420723","series":"TNG","nchap":12,"nword":46139,"nchar":272433}
{"title":"Ghost Ship","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1988-07-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743412131","series":"TNG","nchap":13,"nword":66603,"nchar":400002,"dedication":"To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\" To Captain Frank R. Carey, U.S.M.C., I.R., for providing all the right details. Thanks, Dad.To Jack Lifton, my own private physical chemist and international intelligence source. (By the way-Clive? Eat your heart out.)To David Forsmark, for helping hammer out the tough ethical questions-the ones with no easy answers-without which our books would be just more noise. Great minds and all that.To Nicole Harsch, expert in space psychology-you found all the right articles and led us through them unerringly. Ever tried swordfighting?And to Star Trek editor Dave Stern-saving the best for last. You make all the editorial arm-wrestling easier to tolerate, and I appreciate you.Gregory . . . you did it again.These are the kind of people I'm talking about when readers ask me how I manage to write scientific, military and philosophical passages with accuracy. They are the people I mean when I cagily answer, \"Oh . . . I have my sources.\""}
{"title":"The Peacekeepers","author":"Gene Deweese","date":"1988-09-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743412148","series":"TNG","nchap":18,"nword":63997,"nchar":391892,"dedication":"For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks. For Becky Bontreger.You were there when I couldn't be, and you did more for her than I could ever have done . . . Thanks."}
{"title":"The Children of Hamlin","author":"Carmen Carter","date":"1988-11-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743412155","series":"TNG","nchap":20,"nword":65148,"nchar":385128}
{"title":"Survivors","author":"Jean Lorrah","date":"1989-01-02","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743412162","series":"TNG","nchap":15,"nword":79559,"nchar":459370}
{"title":"Strike Zone","author":"Peter David","date":"1989-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743412179","series":"TNG","nchap":20,"nword":64096,"nchar":369859}
{"title":"Power Hungry","author":"Howard Weinstein","date":"1989-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420860","series":"TNG","nchap":18,"nword":64040,"nchar":393789,"dedication":"To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage To Susan . . .for sharing the voyage"}
{"title":"Masks","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1989-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420877","series":"TNG","nchap":17,"nword":75699,"nchar":444871,"dedication":"For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic For my wonderful parents, who never cease to besupportive and enthusiastic"}
{"title":"The Captains' Honor","author":"David and Daniel Dvorkin","date":"1989-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420884","series":"TNG","nchap":14,"nword":56668,"nchar":333360,"dedication":"To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor To my coauthor"}
{"title":"A Call to Darkness","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1989-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420891","series":"TNG","nchap":22,"nword":78506,"nchar":460081,"dedication":"For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation For Amy, Craig and Matthew\nthe next generation"}
{"title":"A Rock and a Hard Place","author":"Peter David","date":"1990-01-02","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420907","series":"TNG","nchap":29,"nword":67524,"nchar":386538}
{"title":"Metamorphosis","author":"Jean Lorrah","date":"1990-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420594","series":"TNG","nchap":24,"nword":96181,"nchar":551710}
{"title":"Gulliver's Fugitives","author":"Keith Sharee","date":"1990-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420914","series":"TNG","nchap":20,"nword":73085,"nchar":436820,"dedication":"For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano For Jane and ShellyWith thanks to Paul Fontana\nfor designing the artificial intelligence\nthat helped create Data's poetry,\nand for lifting with extreme precaution\nthe cuticle of a grand piano"}
{"title":"Doomsday World","author":"Carmen Carter, Peter David, Michael Jan Friedman and Robert Greenberger","date":"1990-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743420926","series":"TNG","nchap":26,"nword":70680,"nchar":419041,"dedication":"To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors To the DSPSGs of Section 2.CarmenTo all the usual suspects.PeterFor Joanmore than ever my hearts friend.MichaelTo Deb for being behind me all the way. And to Katie and Robbie for the sheer joy of it all!BobAnd to the cooks and delivery people at Mariella Pizza, midtown New York City, our eternal thanks. Without you this book would not have been possible.The Authors"}
{"title":"The Eyes of the Beholders","author":"A.C. Crispin","date":"1990-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743420934","series":"TNG","nchap":13,"nword":64302,"nchar":386172,"dedication":"This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help. This book is dedicated to my friend Irene Kress with love and thanks for all her understanding and help."}
{"title":"Exiles","author":"Howard Weinstein","date":"1990-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420945","series":"TNG","nchap":23,"nword":65026,"nchar":401032,"dedication":"For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . . For\nSusanJust because . . ."}
{"title":"Fortune's Light","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1991-01-01","identifier":"9780743420952","series":"TNG","nchap":16,"nword":79091,"nchar":473378,"dedication":"For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours For Grandma,who let us eat sugar and apple sandwichesuntil the wee hours"}
{"title":"Contamination","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1991-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743420969","series":"TNG","nchap":18,"nword":71377,"nchar":427889,"dedication":"For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart For Nancy,\nthe captain of my heart"}
{"title":"Vendetta","author":"Peter David","date":"1991-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420600","series":"TNG","nchap":31,"nword":101222,"nchar":587292}
{"title":"Boogeymen","author":"Mel Gilden","date":"1991-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420976","series":"TNG","nchap":23,"nword":56913,"nchar":332310}
{"title":"Q-In-Law","author":"Peter David","date":"1991-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671040994","series":"TNG","nchap":27,"nword":65060,"nchar":375633,"dedication":"Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along Dedicated to\nGene Roddenberry-\nwho's given us a hell of a ride\nand Gene L. Coon-\nwhat a crime he wasn't able to\ncome along"}
{"title":"Reunion","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1991-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420617","series":"TNG","nchap":20,"nword":82645,"nchar":476768,"dedication":"For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten"}
{"title":"Perchance to Dream","author":"Howard Weinstein","date":"1991-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420990","series":"TNG","nchap":18,"nword":60480,"nchar":356553}
{"title":"Unification","author":"NANA","date":"1991-12-02","identifier":"9780743420730","series":"TNG","nchap":24,"nword":60961,"nchar":354473}
{"title":"Spartacus","author":"T.L. Mancour","date":"1992-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421003","series":"TNG","nchap":13,"nword":79903,"nchar":468004}
{"title":"Chains of Command","author":"W. A. Mccay and E. L. Flood","date":"1992-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421010","series":"TNG","nchap":17,"nword":62353,"nchar":377981}
{"title":"Imbalance","author":"V.E. Mitchell","date":"1992-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421027","series":"TNG","nchap":22,"nword":79036,"nchar":472200}
{"title":"Imzadi","author":"Peter David","date":"1992-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420624","series":"TNG","nchap":51,"nword":97377,"nchar":557292,"dedication":"Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan Dedication\nThis one has to be for Harlan"}
{"title":"War Drums","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1992-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421034","series":"TNG","nchap":19,"nword":78264,"nchar":453102}
{"title":"Relics","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1992-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420747","series":"TNG","nchap":21,"nword":57057,"nchar":327349,"dedication":"For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew For little Jared , the newest addition to the crew"}
{"title":"Nightshade","author":"Laurerll K. Hamilton","date":"1992-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421072","series":"TNG","nchap":23,"nword":66530,"nchar":387318}
{"title":"Grounded","author":"David Bischoff","date":"1993-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421089","series":"TNG","nchap":34,"nword":66459,"nchar":401734,"dedication":"For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike? For Michael CassuttTennis on Stardock sometime, Mike?"}
{"title":"The Devil's Heart","author":"Carmen Carter","date":"1993-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420631","series":"TNG","nchap":37,"nword":88668,"nchar":534190,"dedication":"Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me. Dedicated to Kate,who read my bookseven before she knew me."}
{"title":"The Romulan Prize","author":"Simon Hawke","date":"1993-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421096","series":"TNG","nchap":12,"nword":74646,"nchar":432637}
{"title":"Descent","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1993-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420754","series":"TNG","nchap":21,"nword":56824,"nchar":341978}
{"title":"Guises of the Mind","author":"Rebecca Neason","date":"1993-09-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743421108","series":"TNG","nchap":28,"nword":72040,"nchar":412568,"dedication":"This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer. This book is lovingly dedicated to the regular Saturday Night Irregulars-or the irregular Saturday Night Regulars-to Donna, Jim, David, Lori, Dan, Del Scott, Elayn, Liza, Bob and Clarita. It's always great fun.\n----------\nTo David, Dan, Mike and Lenora, who have also read and reread, unselfishly giving me the benefit of their time, intelligence and expertise.To my family, who always believed I could write, even when I doubted it, and who taught me to believe in myself.Above all, to Stephen, husband and friend without peer."}
{"title":"Dark Mirror","author":"Diane Duane","date":"1993-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420648","series":"TNG","nchap":16,"nword":101504,"nchar":583786,"dedication":"For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years For Rick Sternbach and Mike Okuda,the men behind the curtain-but especially for Rick, friend of many years"}
{"title":"Here There Be Dragons","author":"John Peel","date":"1993-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421119","series":"TNG","nchap":23,"nword":69875,"nchar":396886,"dedication":"For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan For my wife, Nan"}
{"title":"Sins of Commission","author":"Susan Wright","date":"1994-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421126","series":"TNG","nchap":26,"nword":74758,"nchar":439976}
{"title":"Debtors' Planet","author":"W.R. Thompson","date":"1994-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421133","series":"TNG","nchap":16,"nword":71685,"nchar":434845,"dedication":"This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt This is for my niece, Khela,\nand my nephew, Matt"}
{"title":"All Good Things","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1994-06-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420761","series":"TNG","nchap":39,"nword":54587,"nchar":329965,"dedication":"To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future. To Joan and Brett, for understanding, past, present, and future."}
{"title":"Q-Squared","author":"Peter David","date":"1994-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041007","series":"TNG","nchap":62,"nword":98769,"nchar":567452,"dedication":"Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday Dedication\nTO GUNTER DAVID\nHappy Birthday"}
{"title":"Foreign Foes","author":"Dave Galanter and Greg Brodeur","date":"1994-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421140","series":"TNG","nchap":20,"nword":69630,"nchar":421038}
{"title":"Requiem","author":"Michael Jan Friedman and Kevin Ryan","date":"1994-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421157","series":"TNG","nchap":10,"nword":66776,"nchar":399092,"dedication":"For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R. For Isaac and Jack\n        \n        -M.J.F.\n      \n      \n      \n        \n          For Paullina, Natasha and Misha\n        \n        -K.R."}
{"title":"Generations","author":"J.M. Dillard","date":"1994-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454247","series":"TNG","nchap":18,"nword":72614,"nchar":423922,"dedication":"For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother For my amazing mother"}
{"title":"Balance of Power","author":"Dafydd Ab Hugh","date":"1995-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421225","series":"TNG","nchap":22,"nword":84977,"nchar":520610}
{"title":"Blaze of Glory","author":"Simon Hawke","date":"1995-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421232","series":"TNG","nchap":9,"nword":65647,"nchar":384170}
{"title":"The Romulan Stratagem","author":"Robert Greenberger","date":"1995-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421300","series":"TNG","nchap":11,"nword":77976,"nchar":457069}
{"title":"Into the Nebula","author":"Gene Deweese","date":"1995-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421379","series":"TNG","nchap":24,"nword":73197,"nchar":430502}
{"title":"The Last Stand","author":"Brad Ferguson","date":"1995-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421393","series":"TNG","nchap":21,"nword":69508,"nchar":414190,"dedication":"For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators For Sammie, most faithful and furry of collaborators"}
{"title":"Crossover","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1996-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743420667","series":"TNG","nchap":27,"nword":73294,"nchar":445235,"dedication":"For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick For the Mick"}
{"title":"Dragon's Honor","author":"Kij Johnson and Greg Cox","date":"1996-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421416","series":"TNG","nchap":16,"nword":69442,"nchar":422431}
{"title":"Rogue Saucer","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1996-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421164","series":"TNG","nchap":16,"nword":62825,"nchar":365574}
{"title":"Possession","author":"J. M. Dillard and Kathleen O'malley","date":"1996-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421171","series":"TNG","nchap":15,"nword":77329,"nchar":467821}
{"title":"Invasion 2: The Soldiers of Fear","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"1996-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671040963","series":"TNG","nchap":27,"nword":62305,"nchar":356127}
{"title":"Kahless","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1996-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420679","series":"TNG","nchap":41,"nword":74184,"nchar":431521,"dedication":"For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait For Valerie Elyse, who was worth the wait"}
{"title":"A Fury Scorned","author":"Pamela Sargent and George Zebrowski","date":"1996-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421218","series":"TNG","nchap":15,"nword":66966,"nchar":394900,"dedication":"This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details. This shore leave is dedicated to James Gunn, who introduced us to John Ordover, Master of All Print Trek; to Gregory Benford, who suggested we take a slice out of Epictetus III; and to Charles Pellegrino, who has a genius for the wonder of details."}
{"title":"First Contact","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1996-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455633","series":"TNG","nchap":13,"nword":23621,"nchar":137531,"dedication":"For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna For Cassie, Tom, and Brenna"}
{"title":"The Death of Princes","author":"John Peel","date":"1996-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743422888","series":"TNG","nchap":27,"nword":64869,"nchar":384517,"dedication":"This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza This is for Rachel Sapienza"}
{"title":"Intellivore","author":"Diane Duane","date":"1997-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421249","series":"TNG","nchap":10,"nword":55866,"nchar":334358}
{"title":"Day of Honor 1: Ancient Blood","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1997-09-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743455862","series":"TNG","subseries":"Day of Honor","nchap":22,"nword":84560,"nchar":505584,"dedication":"Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards. Dedicated to our great-aunt Katie Simon, who, by not retiring until the age of 89, taught us and our kids all about hard work and its wonderful rewards."}
{"title":"Ship of the Line","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1997-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420686","series":"TNG","nchap":26,"nword":89513,"nchar":522797,"dedication":"Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos Dedication\nThis novel is dedicated to the schooner Alexandria, sunk off Cape Hatteras, December 9, 1996, after sixty-seven hardworking years in amiable companionship with her crews and the living sea. . . a true Heart of Oak.\nAll chapter heading quotations, unless otherwise noted, are taken in appreciation from the works of Cecil Scott Forester, including the novel's title.\n \nThe Color of Envy  \nIt was a bad moment, up there at the foremasthead, perhaps the worst moment Hornblower had ever known.\nHornblower and the Atropos"}
{"title":"To Storm Heaven","author":"Esther Friesner","date":"1997-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421256","series":"TNG","nchap":16,"nword":79835,"nchar":455292}
{"title":"The Best and The Brightest","author":"Susan Wright","date":"1998-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420693","series":"TNG","nchap":12,"nword":75318,"nchar":433790}
{"title":"Planet X","author":"NANA","date":"1998-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420709","series":"TNG","nchap":41,"nword":71067,"nchar":412930}
{"title":"The Q Continuum 1: Q-Space","author":"Greg Cox","date":"1998-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041014","series":"TNG","nchap":34,"nword":78534,"nchar":463586}
{"title":"The Q Continuum 2: Q-Zone","author":"Greg Cox","date":"1998-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041021","series":"TNG","nchap":16,"nword":62960,"nchar":373532}
{"title":"Q-Strike","author":"Greg Cox","date":"1998-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041038","series":"TNG","nchap":25,"nword":64867,"nchar":383308}
{"title":"The Dominion War 1: Behind Enemy Lines","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1998-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041045","series":"TNG","subseries":"Dominion War","nchap":15,"nword":68825,"nchar":397195}
{"title":"Triangle: Imzadi 2","author":"Peter David","date":"1998-10-01","identifier":"9780743420716","series":"TNG","nchap":27,"nword":117985,"nchar":666861,"dedication":"Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW Dedication\nTo my favorite girls, Shana, Gwen, and Ariel\nMy favorite sister, Beth\nAnd my favorite Imzadi, too, Kathleen\nNOW"}
{"title":"Insurrection","author":"J. M. Dillard","date":"1998-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455640","series":"TNG","nchap":19,"nword":61163,"nchar":364718}
{"title":"The Dominion War 3: Tunnel Through the Stars","author":"Vornholt, John","date":"1998-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041069","series":"TNG","subseries":"Dominion War","nchap":15,"nword":67820,"nchar":388110}
{"title":"Dyson Sphere","author":"Charles Pellegrino and George Zebrowski","date":"1999-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743421299","series":"TNG","nchap":17,"nword":49564,"nchar":302124,"dedication":"To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else? To Freeman Dyson,\nwho else?"}
{"title":"Double Helix 1: Infection","author":"John Gregory Betancourt","date":"1999-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421317","series":"TNG","nchap":22,"nword":49195,"nchar":287083}
{"title":"Double Helix 2: Vectors","author":"Dean Wesley Smithkristine Kathryn Rusch","date":"1999-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421324","series":"TNG","nchap":30,"nword":68124,"nchar":384101,"dedication":"Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS Dedication\nFor Jim and his great crew-Ken, Debbie, Chris & Kathy\nVECTORS"}
{"title":"Double Helix 3: Red Sector","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1999-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421331","series":"TNG","nchap":31,"nword":98385,"nchar":571124}
{"title":"Double Helix 4: Quarantine","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1999-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421348","series":"TNG","nchap":17,"nword":68914,"nchar":410766,"dedication":"For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J. For E.J."}
{"title":"Double Helix 5: Double or Nothing","author":"Peter David","date":"1999-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421355","series":"TNG","nchap":25,"nword":90020,"nchar":532213}
{"title":"Double Helix 6: The First Virtue","author":"Michael Jan Friedman and Christie Golden","date":"1999-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421362","series":"TNG","nchap":21,"nword":65062,"nchar":383204}
{"title":"I, Q","author":"John De Lancie","date":"1999-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743400794","series":"TNG","nword":72911,"nchar":405765}
{"title":"The Forgotten War","author":"William R. Forstchen","date":"1999-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421386","series":"TNG","nchap":11,"nword":62010,"nchar":373813}
{"title":"Gemworld 1","author":"John Vornholt","date":"2000-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406772","series":"TNG","nchap":19,"nword":62677,"nchar":377569,"dedication":"For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel For Dennis and Mel"}
{"title":"Gemworld 2","author":"John Vornholt","date":"2000-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406789","series":"TNG","nchap":16,"nword":61358,"nchar":367376,"dedication":"For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John For Coach John"}
{"title":"The Valiant","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"2000-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743406734","series":"TNG","nchap":31,"nword":74830,"nchar":458805,"dedication":"For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff For Cliff"}
{"title":"Infiltrator","author":"W.R. Thompson","date":"2000-07-22","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743421201","series":"TNG","nchap":23,"nword":79072,"nchar":479481}
{"title":"The Genesis Wave 1","author":"John Vornholt","date":"2000-08-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419543","series":"TNG","nchap":27,"nword":89042,"nchar":518770,"dedication":"For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times! For Ruth, who has saved us many times!"}
{"title":"Tooth and Claw","author":"Doranna Durgin","date":"2001-01-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419499","series":"TNG","nchap":16,"nword":67791,"nchar":406144,"dedication":"For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt For Strider, who would have loved the hunt"}
{"title":"Diplomatic Implausibility","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2001-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419505","series":"TNG","nchap":11,"nword":63153,"nchar":378582,"dedication":"For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today For Bertram S.A. Herbert, without whomI might not be where I am today"}
{"title":"Maximum Warp 1: Dead Zone","author":"Dave Galanter","date":"2001-02-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419529","series":"TNG","nchap":23,"nword":51024,"nchar":300791}
{"title":"Maximum Warp 2: Forever Dark","author":"Dave Galanter","date":"2001-02-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419536","series":"TNG","nchap":25,"nword":45847,"nchar":280112}
{"title":"The Genesis Wave 2","author":"John Vornholt","date":"2001-04-03","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419567","series":"TNG","nchap":26,"nword":83901,"nchar":499165,"dedication":"For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times For Erin, who has come to our rescue many times"}
{"title":"Section 31: Rogue","author":"Andy Mangels","date":"2001-05-22","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743423335","series":"TNG","subseries":"Section 31","nchap":20,"nword":91022,"nchar":576557,"dedication":"For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M. For the late Kimberly Yale. In a time when few editors in the comic world would work with an openly gay writer, she gave me my firstStar Trekassignment. She is missed.A.M.To Jessie M. Martin (1924-1999). She had been looking forward to reading this book, but left us too soon.M.A.M."}
{"title":"Gateways 3: Doors into Chaos","author":"Robert Greenberger","date":"2001-08-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743418614","series":"TNG","nchap":12,"nword":78578,"nchar":460026,"dedication":"For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete For Deb, who indulges me, encourages me and makes life complete"}
{"title":"The Genesis Wave 3","author":"John Vornholt","date":"2002-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743451642","series":"TNG","nword":91529,"nchar":531369,"dedication":"For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality For Martha Lee and her Hospitality"}
{"title":"Immortal Coil","author":"Jeffrey Lang","date":"2002-01-29","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743448468","series":"TNG","nchap":28,"nword":82337,"nchar":480852,"dedication":"This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever. This one is for Katie.Forever."}
{"title":"A Hard Rain","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"2002-03-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419277","series":"TNG","nchap":11,"nword":53348,"nchar":298460,"dedication":"For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you. For the wonderful mystery writer, Kris Nelscott. Dixon Hill and I thank you."}
{"title":"The Battle of Betazed","author":"Charlotte Douglas","date":"2002-04-02","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743434355","series":"TNG","nchap":20,"nword":63321,"nchar":380080,"dedication":"To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido To Marco Palmieri, who made this book possible; with special thanks to Keith DeCandido"}
{"title":"Double Helix Omnibus","author":"John J. Ordover","date":"2002-10-08","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743473934","series":"TNG","nchap":137,"nword":418170,"nchar":2402532}
{"title":"Nemesis","author":"J. M. Dillard","date":"2002-12-10","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743457736","series":"TNG","nchap":11,"nword":55311,"nchar":334142}
{"title":"Do Comets Dream","author":"S. P. Somtow","date":"2003-06-06","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743465007","series":"TNG","nchap":31,"nword":50397,"nchar":305390,"dedication":"this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them.... this novel is dedicated to\nthe members of the Bangkok Opera Chorus,\nwho didn't realize I was in the back of the hall,\ntyping away at this book, when I should have been\npaying attention to them...."}
{"title":"The Genesis Wave 4: Genesis Force","author":"John Vornholt","date":"2003-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743465038","series":"TNG","nchap":25,"nword":87869,"nchar":518325,"dedication":"For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean For Jean"}
{"title":"Pantheon","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"2003-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743491602","series":"TNG","nchap":45,"nword":152979,"nchar":921127,"dedication":"For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten For Uncle Leslie, never forgotten"}
{"title":"The Q Continuum","author":"Greg Crox","date":"2003-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743491822","series":"TNG","nchap":55,"nword":201367,"nchar":1202886}
{"title":"Imzadi Forever","author":"Peter David","date":"2003-12-02","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743492645","series":"TNG","nchap":71,"nword":202657,"nchar":1190494}
{"title":"A Time to Be Born","author":"John Vornholt","date":"2004-01-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743491491","series":"TNG","nchap":17,"nword":66520,"nchar":398035,"dedication":"For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny For Penny"}
{"title":"A Time to Die","author":"John Vornholt","date":"2004-02-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743499441","series":"TNG","nchap":15,"nword":62106,"nchar":368455,"dedication":"For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O. For John O."}
{"title":"A Time to Sow","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2004-03-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743488914","series":"TNG","nchap":31,"nword":77113,"nchar":456100}
{"title":"A Time to Harvest","author":"Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore","date":"2004-04-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743488954","series":"TNG","nchap":25,"nword":83356,"nchar":502013}
{"title":"A Time to Love","author":"Robert Greenberger","date":"2004-05-25","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743462882","series":"TNG","nchap":11,"nword":62522,"nchar":370695,"dedication":"Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her. Once more, for my wife, Deb, who has always found the time to love me, regardless of whether or not I've deserved it or her."}
{"title":"A Time to Hate","author":"Robert Greenberger","date":"2004-06-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743462907","series":"TNG","nchap":13,"nword":70271,"nchar":399339,"dedication":"Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate Dedication\nThis one's for Kate and Robbie, the two who round out my life, filling it with love.\nA Time to Hate"}
{"title":"A Time to Kill","author":"David Mack","date":"2004-07-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743494076","series":"TNG","nchap":69,"nword":71149,"nchar":427097}
{"title":"A Time to Heal","author":"David Mack","date":"2004-08-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743499927","series":"TNG","nchap":31,"nword":79256,"nchar":483976}
{"title":"A Time for War, A Time for Peace","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2004-09-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743499972","series":"TNG","nchap":15,"nword":85082,"nchar":499323,"dedication":"Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars. Dedicated with great affection and true sensawunda to the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which both landed on the red planet while I was working on this book, and to the wonderful explorers at NASA responsible for them. The pictures they sent inspired me all the more to keep writing about a future where we will travel among the stars."}
{"title":"The Hand of Kahless","author":"John M. 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{"title":"Death in Winter","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"2005-09-20","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"1416510303","series":"TNG","nchap":17,"nword":73781,"nchar":434874,"dedication":"For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life For the Girgentis, the dessert\non the menu of life"}
{"title":"The Buried Age","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2007-06-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416545064","series":"TNG","nchap":28,"nword":130911,"nchar":800444,"dedication":"For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett For Emmett"}
{"title":"Resistance","author":"J. M. Dillard","date":"2007-08-28","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1416545484","series":"TNG","nchap":15,"nword":66296,"nchar":391341,"dedication":"For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope For SaraHeer's*to hope"}
{"title":"Q and A","author":"Keith R. A. Decandido","date":"2007-09-25","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416554691","series":"TNG","nchap":28,"nword":60302,"nchar":350196,"dedication":"To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible To John de Lancie, whose magnificent performances made this book possible"}
{"title":"Slings and Arrows 1: A Sea of Troubles","author":"J. Steven York","date":"2007-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416550082","series":"TNG","nchap":12,"nword":27555,"nchar":159115}
{"title":"The Sky's the Limit","author":"Marco Palmieri","date":"2007-10-16","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416554707","series":"TNG","nchap":14,"nword":132382,"nchar":769826}
{"title":"Before Dishonor","author":"Peter David","date":"2007-10-30","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416554714","series":"TNG","nchap":50,"nword":78043,"nchar":462575}
{"title":"Slings and Arrows 2: The Oppressor's Wrong","author":"Phaedra M. Weldon","date":"2007-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416550136","series":"TNG","nchap":14,"nword":38636,"nchar":223736,"dedication":"Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to my dad, Leonard C. Weldon, Jr., and to his wife, Delois A. Weldon, for giving me my first typewriter and telling me to never stop dreaming"}
{"title":"Slings and Arrows 3: The Insolence of Office","author":"William Leisner","date":"2007-12-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1416550224","series":"TNG","nchap":8,"nword":23843,"nchar":140719,"dedication":"Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia Dedicated to \"the next generation\"-\nmy nieces Jordan Teresa,\nTaylor Stephanie, and Madison Sophia"}
{"title":"Slings and Arrows 4: That Sleep of Death","author":"Terri Osborne","date":"2008-01-14","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1416550240","series":"TNG","nchap":8,"nword":10709,"nchar":63356}
{"title":"Slings and Arrows 5: A Weary Life","author":"Robert Greenberger","date":"2008-02-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416550266","series":"TNG","nchap":7,"nword":25814,"nchar":153414}
{"title":"Slings and Arrows 6: Enterprises of Great Pitch and Moment","author":"Keith R.A. Decandido","date":"2008-03-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416550273","series":"TNG","nchap":11,"nword":18908,"nchar":112768,"dedication":"Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever Dedicated to the memory of Gene\nRoddenberry and Michael Piller, two fine\nwriters now lost to us, but whose work\nwill live on forever"}
{"title":"Greater Than the Sum","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2008-07-29","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416572169","series":"TNG","nchap":12,"nword":76068,"nchar":452437,"dedication":"To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons To the dragons"}
{"title":"Losing the Peace","author":"William Leisner","date":"2009-06-30","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1439123411","series":"TNG","nchap":15,"nword":80004,"nchar":470257,"dedication":"To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere To those who survive and who persevere"}
{"title":"Typhon Pact: Paths of Disharmony","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2011-01-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439191668","series":"TNG","subseries":"Typhon Pact","nchap":51,"nword":125373,"nchar":751347}
{"title":"Indistinguishable from Magic","author":"David A. Mcintee","date":"2011-03-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451606287","series":"TNG","nchap":57,"nword":127500,"nchar":737975}
{"title":"Typhon Pact: The Struggle Within","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2011-10-04","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781451651423","series":"TNG","subseries":"Typhon Pact","nchap":14,"nword":25318,"nchar":149530}
{"title":"Cold Equations 1: The Persistence of Memory","author":"David Mack","date":"2012-10-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451650754","series":"TNG","nchap":35,"nword":93272,"nchar":617236,"dedication":"For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack For Glenn, my personal High Epopt of Slack"}
{"title":"Cold Equations 2: Silent Weapons","author":"David Mack","date":"2012-11-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451650761","series":"TNG","nchap":30,"nword":89086,"nchar":603654,"dedication":"For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess For John, who got me into this mess"}
{"title":"Cold Equations 3: The Body Electric","author":"David Mack","date":"2012-12-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451650778","series":"TNG","nchap":30,"nword":80864,"nchar":546213,"dedication":"For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes For Keith, who showed me the ropes"}
{"title":"The Stuff of Dreams","author":"James Swallow","date":"2013-03-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451696615","series":"TNG","nchap":5,"nword":29248,"nchar":212328}
{"title":"The Fall: The Crimson Shadow","author":"Una Mccormack","date":"2013-09-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476722283","series":"TNG","subseries":"The Fall","nchap":12,"nword":72065,"nchar":483949,"dedication":"To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance To Jenny, for guidance"}
{"title":"The Fall: Peaceable Kingdoms","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2013-12-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476719023","series":"TNG","subseries":"The Fall","nchap":38,"nword":110757,"nchar":752403,"dedication":"For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin For Michi, Addison, and Erin"}
{"title":"The Light Fantastic","author":"Jeffrey Lang","date":"2014-06-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476750521","series":"TNG","nchap":21,"nword":84660,"nchar":570151,"dedication":"For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend For Joshua:Plotmaster, Martini-imbiber, Friend"}
{"title":"Q are Cordially Uninvited","author":"Rudy Josephs","date":"2014-10-06","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476778822","series":"TNG","nchap":10,"nword":27150,"nchar":192705}
{"title":"Takedown","author":"John Jackson Miller","date":"2015-01-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476782720","series":"TNG","nchap":51,"nword":79440,"nchar":552576,"dedication":"To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don To Maggie Thompson,mentor and friend,and to the memory of Don"}
{"title":"Armageddon's Arrow","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2015-05-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476782706","series":"TNG","nchap":34,"nword":102826,"nchar":744623,"dedication":"For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters. For Michi, Addison, and Erin,\n         \t\t\t\n         who remind me every day what really matters."}
{"title":"Prey: Hell's Heart","author":"John Jackson Miller","date":"2016-09-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501116049","series":"TNG","subseries":"Prey","nchap":65,"nword":103463,"nchar":618138,"dedication":"To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess To Tim, who taught me to play chess"}
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{"title":"Prey: The Hall of Heroes","author":"John Jackson Miller","date":"2016-11-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501116063","series":"TNG","subseries":"Prey","nchap":61,"nword":93525,"nchar":549072,"dedication":"For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH DuSIgh vavlI'\n\"Your father is a part of you always.\" For my father\nreH 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{"title":"Headlong Flight","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2017-01-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501111327","series":"TNG","nchap":27,"nword":84331,"nchar":622485,"dedication":"Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016 Dedicated to the memory of longtime Star Trek reader and fan\n         \t\t\t\n         Eric Cone\n         \t\t\t\n         June 29, 1966-September 19, 2016"}
{"title":"Hearts and Minds","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2017-05-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501150142","series":"TNG","nchap":30,"nword":101210,"nchar":598336,"dedication":"For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why. For Michi, Addison, and Erin.\nThey know why."}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 01: Charlie's Law","author":"James Blish","date":"1967-01-01","publisher":"Amereon Ltd","identifier":"9780848804312","series":"TOS","nword":41146,"nchar":235524}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 02: Arena","author":"James Blish","date":"1968-02-01","publisher":"Amereon Ltd","identifier":"9780848807382","series":"TOS","nword":40463,"nchar":232094}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 03: Trouble & Tribbles","author":"James Blish","date":"1969-04-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553123128","series":"TOS","nword":38941,"nchar":224369}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 01: Spock Must Die","author":"James Blish","date":"1970-02-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553107975","series":"TOS","nchap":9,"nword":36080,"nchar":207001}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 04: Journey to Babel","author":"James Blish","date":"1971-06-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553123111","series":"TOS","nword":41553,"nchar":239859}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 05: Tholian Web","author":"James Blish","date":"1972-02-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553143836","series":"TOS","nword":42994,"nchar":247985}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 06: The Savage Curtain","author":"James Blish","date":"1972-04-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553138740","series":"TOS","nword":42784,"nchar":248923}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 07: Who Mourns for Adonais","author":"James Blish","date":"1972-06-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553138733","series":"TOS","nword":46378,"nchar":268309}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 08: Where No Man","author":"James Blish","date":"1972-11-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553127317","series":"TOS","nword":53257,"nchar":307648}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 09: Immunity Syndrome","author":"James Blish","date":"1973-08-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553121117","series":"TOS","nword":53292,"nchar":314575}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 10: Galileo Seven","author":"James Blish","date":"1974-02-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553232356","series":"TOS","nword":53850,"nchar":310749}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 11: Little Girls","author":"James Blish","date":"1975-04-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553135022","series":"TOS","nword":56760,"nchar":332807}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 02: The New Voyages","author":"Sondra Marshak","date":"1976-03-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553027198","series":"TOS","nword":75495,"nchar":431759}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 03: Spock Messiah","author":"Theodore R. Cogswell","date":"1976-09-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553101591","series":"TOS","nchap":19,"nword":56139,"nchar":317787}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 04: The Price of the Phoenix","author":"Sondra Marshak","date":"1977-06-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553246353","series":"TOS","nchap":24,"nword":53132,"nchar":295051}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 05: Planet of Judgment","author":"Joe Haldeman","date":"1977-08-01","publisher":"Titan Books","identifier":"9781852865313","series":"TOS","nword":37522,"nchar":215309}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 12: Patterns of Force","author":"James Blish","date":"1977-11-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553113822","series":"TOS","nchap":1,"nword":49207,"nchar":288718}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 06: The New Voyages 2","author":"Sondra Marshak","date":"1978-01-01","publisher":"Spectra","identifier":"9780553279337","series":"TOS","nchap":2,"nword":76459,"nchar":439874}
{"title":"Bantam Episodes 13: Mudd's Angels","author":"J. A. Lawrence","date":"1978-05-01","publisher":"Titan Books","identifier":"9781852865108","series":"TOS","nchap":9,"nword":45235,"nchar":269471}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 07: Vulcan","author":"Kathleen Sky","date":"1978-09-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553246339","series":"TOS","nword":54589,"nchar":303530}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 08: The Starless World","author":"Gordon Eklund","date":"1978-11-01","publisher":"Titan Books","identifier":"9781852865054","series":"TOS","nchap":26,"nword":39147,"nchar":220974}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 09: Trek to Madworld","author":"Stephen Goldin","date":"1979-01-01","publisher":"Spectra","identifier":"9780553246766","series":"TOS","nchap":17,"nword":53164,"nchar":304917}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 10: World Without End","author":"Joe Haldeman","date":"1979-02-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553125832","series":"TOS","nchap":14,"nword":33898,"nchar":197042}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 11: The Fate of the Phoenix","author":"Sondra Marshak","date":"1979-05-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553271911","series":"TOS","nchap":35,"nword":73391,"nchar":408333}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 12: Devil World","author":"Gordon Eklund","date":"1979-11-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553132977","series":"TOS","nword":38353,"nchar":213617}
{"title":"Star Trek: The Motion Picture","author":"Gene Roddenberry","date":"1979-12-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743412087","series":"TOS","nchap":30,"nword":53989,"nchar":335142}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 13: Perry's Planet","author":"Jack C. Haldeman II","date":"1980-02-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553135800","series":"TOS","nchap":17,"nword":34059,"nchar":192341}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 14: The Galactic Whirlpool","author":"David Gerrold","date":"1980-08-01","publisher":"Spectra","identifier":"9780553241709","series":"TOS","nword":73525,"nchar":430112}
{"title":"Bantam Novels 15: Death's Angel","author":"Kathleen Sky","date":"1981-04-01","publisher":"Bantam Books","identifier":"9780553147032","series":"TOS","nchap":28,"nword":70352,"nchar":391810}
{"title":"The Entropy Effect","author":"Vonda N. Mcintyre","date":"1981-06-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743412094","series":"TOS","nchap":10,"nword":74694,"nchar":444504,"dedication":"To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend. To Gene Roddenberry, for letting me intohis universe for a while,andTo David Hartwell, a singular friend."}
{"title":"The Klingon Gambit","author":"Robert E. Vardeman","date":"1981-10-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743412100","series":"TOS","nchap":12,"nword":50868,"nchar":310291,"dedication":"For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\" For Mike and Marilyn,my favorite \"Kring-ons\""}
{"title":"The Covenant of the Crown","author":"Howard Weinstein","date":"1981-12-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743412117","series":"TOS","nchap":28,"nword":59361,"nchar":350396,"dedication":"For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome 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of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality For KimberlyA hope for a world\nwhere there'll always be\nsome who are willing to\ntilt at windmillsAnd in memory of\nHarry ChapinWho started to make\nthat hope a reality"}
{"title":"The Prometheus Design","author":"Sondra Marshak","date":"1982-03-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743412124","series":"TOS","nchap":26,"nword":48895,"nchar":290622,"dedication":"For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan For Albert Nessim Hassan\nand in memory of his parents\nMaurice and Regina Hassan"}
{"title":"The Abode of Life","author":"Lee Correy","date":"1982-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419413","series":"TOS","nchap":15,"nword":59220,"nchar":350227}
{"title":"Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan","author":"Vonda N.mcintyre","date":"1982-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419581","series":"TOS","nchap":9,"nword":60939,"nchar":356295}
{"title":"Black Fire","author":"Sonni Cooper","date":"1983-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419598","series":"TOS","nchap":10,"nword":70730,"nchar":414726}
{"title":"Triangle","author":"Sondra Marshak","date":"1983-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419604","series":"TOS","nchap":34,"nword":55459,"nchar":311153}
{"title":"Web of the Romulans","author":"M. S. Murdock","date":"1983-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419611","series":"TOS","nchap":15,"nword":54682,"nchar":324159}
{"title":"The Yesterday Saga 1: Yesterday's Son","author":"A.C. Crispin","date":"1983-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419628","series":"TOS","nchap":27,"nword":51748,"nchar":301609}
{"title":"Mutiny on the Enterprise","author":"Robert E. Vardeman","date":"1983-10-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419635","series":"TOS","nchap":13,"nword":47634,"nchar":290220,"dedication":"For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana For the best friends in this or any other universe-Geo. and Lana"}
{"title":"The Wounded Sky","author":"Diane Duane","date":"1983-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419642","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":72344,"nchar":421452}
{"title":"The Trellisane Confrontation","author":"David Dvorkin","date":"1984-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419659","series":"TOS","nchap":20,"nword":56174,"nchar":328610}
{"title":"Corona","author":"Greg Bear","date":"1984-04-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743419669","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":47002,"nchar":288999,"dedication":"For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon For the Saloon"}
{"title":"Worlds Apart 1-The Final Reflection","author":"John M. Ford","date":"1984-05-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419673","series":"TOS","nchap":9,"nword":65553,"nchar":393013,"dedication":"For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article For J.B.\nafter fifteen years,\nthe genuine article"}
{"title":"Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock","author":"Vonda N.mcintyre","date":"1984-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419680","series":"TOS","nchap":13,"nword":79361,"nchar":460059}
{"title":"Rihannsu 1: My Enemy, My Ally","author":"Diane Duane","date":"1984-07-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419697","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":82486,"nchar":489177,"dedication":"To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ! To Ael's godmother-\"-cara mihi ante alias;\n    neque enim novus iste Dianae\n  venit amor, subitaque\n    animum dulcedine movit-\"-arma eraeque canõ!"}
{"title":"The Tears of the Singers","author":"Melinda Snodgrass","date":"1984-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419703","series":"TOS","nchap":19,"nword":74952,"nchar":423542}
{"title":"The Vulcan Academy Murders","author":"Jean Lorrah","date":"1984-11-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419710","series":"TOS","nchap":35,"nword":72656,"nchar":431469}
{"title":"Uhura's Song","author":"Janet Kagan","date":"1985-01-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419727","series":"TOS","nchap":17,"nword":125747,"nchar":721356,"dedication":"For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG For Ricky, who can out-Spock Spock, and for the one, the only, Tail-Kinker to-Ennien, who taught me \"Diamonds and dynamite come in small packages.\"\nUHURA'S SONG"}
{"title":"Shadow Lord","author":"Laurence Yep","date":"1985-03-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419734","series":"TOS","nchap":11,"nword":77015,"nchar":438902}
{"title":"Ishmael","author":"Barbara Hambly","date":"1985-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419741","series":"TOS","nchap":20,"nword":68325,"nchar":390383,"dedication":"For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom For M. Shannon, Nedra, and Tom"}
{"title":"Killing Time","author":"Della Van Hise","date":"1985-07-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419758","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":93331,"nchar":564017}
{"title":"Dwellers in the Crucible","author":"Margaret Wander Bonanno","date":"1985-09-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419765","series":"TOS","nchap":15,"nword":104810,"nchar":628277}
{"title":"Pawns and Symbols","author":"Majliss Larson","date":"1985-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419772","series":"TOS","nchap":14,"nword":95899,"nchar":552350}
{"title":"Mindshadow","author":"J.M. Dillard","date":"1986-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419789","series":"TOS","nchap":13,"nword":65786,"nchar":376613}
{"title":"Crisis on Centaurus","author":"Brad Ferguson","date":"1986-03-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743419790","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":64574,"nchar":390855,"dedication":"For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time For Linda,\nwho read it first during a very special time"}
{"title":"Fortunes of War 1: Dreadnought!","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1986-05-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419802","series":"TOS","nchap":15,"nword":60820,"nchar":356178}
{"title":"Demons","author":"J. M. Dillard","date":"1986-07-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419819","series":"TOS","nchap":14,"nword":60947,"nchar":347927}
{"title":"Fortunes of War 2: Battlestations!","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1986-11-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419826","series":"TOS","nchap":13,"nword":79437,"nchar":469514,"dedication":"This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise. This novel is dedicated to the man and the ship responsible for my sail training—Captain Joseph Maggio and the beautiful, hardworking Bahamian schooner William H. Albury. Their union proved to me that captains really do exist who feel the same intensity toward their ships that James Kirk feels toward the Enterprise."}
{"title":"Chain of Attack","author":"Gene De Weese","date":"1987-02-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419833","series":"TOS","nchap":23,"nword":69419,"nchar":423709,"dedication":"For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity. For Juanita Coulson,\nwhose talent and persistence\nopened the door for serendipity."}
{"title":"Deep Domain","author":"Howard Weinstein","date":"1987-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419840","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":93216,"nchar":549764}
{"title":"Dreams of the Raven","author":"Carmen Carter","date":"1987-06-15","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419857","series":"TOS","nchap":23,"nword":63754,"nchar":390729,"dedication":"Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father Dedicated to my mother and father"}
{"title":"Strangers from the Sky","author":"Margaret Wander Bonanno","date":"1987-07-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743455622","series":"TOS","nchap":17,"nword":109423,"nchar":655710,"dedication":"Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\") Dedicated to my \"crew\":For Russell, Danielle and Michaelangelo\n(\"For nowhere am I so desperately needed as among a shipload of illogical humans...\")"}
{"title":"Rihannsu 2: The Romulan Way","author":"Diane Duane and Peter Morwood","date":"1987-08-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419864","series":"TOS","nchap":18,"nword":78177,"nchar":468889,"dedication":"For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great? For the collaborator ...... isn't it great?"}
{"title":"Worlds Apart 2: How Much for Just the Planet","author":"John M. Ford","date":"1987-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419871","series":"TOS","nchap":12,"nword":60119,"nchar":349420,"dedication":"This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on This book is dedicated, with affection, to its Special Guest Stars ... Pamela & David Diane & Peter Janet & Ricky and Neil, who wanted a walk-on"}
{"title":"Bloodthirst","author":"J. M. Dillard","date":"1987-12-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419888","series":"TOS","nchap":16,"nword":92245,"nchar":524600}
{"title":"Final Frontier","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1988-01-02","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454261","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":112892,"nchar":776260,"dedication":"To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home To the spirit of explorationand the dignity it brings home"}
{"title":"The IDIC Epidemic","author":"Jean Lorrah","date":"1988-02-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419895","series":"TOS","nchap":44,"nword":66145,"nchar":396980}
{"title":"The Yesterday Saga 2: Time for Yesterday","author":"A. C. Crispin","date":"1988-04-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419901","series":"TOS","nchap":15,"nword":98815,"nchar":571858}
{"title":"Timetrap","author":"David Dvorkin","date":"1988-06-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419918","series":"TOS","nchap":20,"nword":55264,"nchar":322082}
{"title":"The Three-Minute Universe","author":"Barbara Paul","date":"1988-08-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419925","series":"TOS","nchap":13,"nword":73991,"nchar":427078}
{"title":"Spock's World","author":"Diane Duane","date":"1988-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041137","series":"TOS","nchap":18,"nword":108565,"nchar":619524,"dedication":"For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels. For Kim and Nic Farey,remembering U.F.P. Con 1986:with thanks for the Klingon noisemakerthat made me late for all those panels."}
{"title":"Worlds in Collision: Memory Prime","author":"Gar Reeves-Stevens","date":"1988-10-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419932","series":"TOS","nchap":30,"nword":91863,"nchar":544747}
{"title":"The Final Nexus","author":"Gene Deweese","date":"1988-12-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419949","series":"TOS","nchap":26,"nword":62942,"nchar":391543,"dedication":"In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel. In appreciation of Esther Ansfield.Like Commander Ansfield did when she popped\nup unexpectedly on my computer\nscreen, she pretty much takes charge of whatever\nsituation she finds herself in-\ndespite any insecurities she may feel."}
{"title":"Vulcan's Glory","author":"D. C. Fontana","date":"1989-02-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419956","series":"TOS","nchap":13,"nword":63273,"nchar":361917}
{"title":"Double, Double","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1989-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419963","series":"TOS","nchap":27,"nword":90967,"nchar":520438,"dedication":"Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth Dedication\nFor my son, Brett David. May the stars smile on all his Enterprises\n\nDouble, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.\n... Stars, hide your fires! Let not light see my black and deep desires: The eye wink at the hand! yet let that be, Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.\nI dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.\n-Shakespeare, Macbeth"}
{"title":"Star Trek 5: The Final Frontier","author":"J.M. Dillard","date":"1989-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454230","series":"TOS","nchap":27,"nword":78559,"nchar":457010}
{"title":"The Cry of the Onlies","author":"Judy Klass","date":"1989-10-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743419979","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":61434,"nchar":360350,"dedication":"For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop For Mom and Pop"}
{"title":"The Lost Years 1: The Lost Years","author":"J.M. Dillard","date":"1989-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454223","series":"TOS","nchap":34,"nword":114767,"nchar":657295}
{"title":"Kobayashi Maru","author":"Julia Ecklar","date":"1989-12-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743419987","series":"TOS","nchap":9,"nword":59454,"nchar":364611}
{"title":"Rules of Engagement","author":"Peter Morwood","date":"1990-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743419994","series":"TOS","nchap":14,"nword":70796,"nchar":418482}
{"title":"The Pandora Principle","author":"Carolyn Clowes","date":"1990-04-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420006","series":"TOS","nchap":13,"nword":86993,"nchar":506694}
{"title":"Doctor's Orders","author":"Diane Duane","date":"1990-06-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420013","series":"TOS","nchap":11,"nword":75190,"nchar":441485,"dedication":"For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\" For Laura, Nita, Tom,\nthe good Dr. Spencer,\nand the many other friends who worked (or work) in and\naround Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic in New York City:with happy memories of the Sixth Floor\nand the Pros from Dover.And for them all, this variation on a theme:\"Why would anyone want to rule the world?\nThey'd just have to do the time sheets.\""}
{"title":"Worlds in Collision 2: Prime Directive","author":"Judith","date":"1990-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454186","series":"TOS","nchap":32,"nword":120827,"nchar":710681,"dedication":"FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P. FOR PEGGY\nFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.\nL.L. & P."}
{"title":"Enemy Unseen","author":"V. E. Mitchell","date":"1990-10-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420020","series":"TOS","nchap":12,"nword":79584,"nchar":483260,"dedication":"to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember to Jon\nfor believing I could write this-and for reading all its incarnations more times than he cares to remember"}
{"title":"Home Is the Hunter","author":"Dana Kramer-Rolls","date":"1990-12-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420037","series":"TOS","nchap":52,"nword":68757,"nchar":398663}
{"title":"Ghost-Walker","author":"Barbara Hambly","date":"1991-02-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743420047","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":79268,"nchar":470483,"dedication":"For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway For MelWho wears a red shirt\nbut survives it anyway"}
{"title":"The Lost Years Saga 2: A Flag Full of Stars","author":"Brad Ferguson","date":"1991-04-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743420055","series":"TOS","nchap":14,"nword":65323,"nchar":389110}
{"title":"Renegade","author":"Gene Deweese","date":"1991-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420068","series":"TOS","nchap":27,"nword":60590,"nchar":358507}
{"title":"Legacy","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1991-08-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420075","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":79395,"nchar":455221}
{"title":"The Rift","author":"Peter David","date":"1991-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420082","series":"TOS","nchap":26,"nword":68831,"nchar":396687,"dedication":"Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management Dedication\nDedicated to Shana, Guinevere, Emily, Michael, and Bun-in-the-Oven ... the genuine \"Next Generation.\"\nThe original manuscript for this book was printed entirely on recycled paper. And if that prompts any comments about recycled ideas going with paper, kindly keep them to yourself.\nPLEASE REMEMBER: No smoking, no talking, and crying babies should be deposited in the receptacle in the lobby.\n-Thank You\nThe Management"}
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{"title":"Sanctuary","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1992-09-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420129","series":"TOS","nchap":17,"nword":75538,"nchar":436148,"dedication":"To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways. To Jean Reich, who's been our sanctuary in so many ways."}
{"title":"Best Destiny","author":"Carey, Diane","date":"1992-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041113","series":"TOS","nchap":37,"nword":119330,"nchar":707943,"dedication":"Dedicated to the young men and women in the Vision Quest program, and to the crews of the Schooners New Way and Bill of Rights, who prove that troubled youth can not only be saved...they can save themselves Dedicated to the young men and women in the Vision Quest program, and to the crews of the Schooners New Way and Bill of Rights, who prove that troubled youth can not only be saved...they can save themselves Dedicated to the young men and women in the Vision Quest program, and to the crews of the Schooners New Way and Bill of Rights, who prove that troubled youth can not only be saved...they can save themselves Dedicated to the young men and women in the Vision Quest program, and to the crews of the Schooners New Way and Bill of Rights, who prove that troubled youth can not only be 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{"title":"Death Count","author":"L.A. Graf","date":"1992-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420136","series":"TOS","nchap":23,"nword":72379,"nchar":424474}
{"title":"Shell Game","author":"Melissa Crandall","date":"1993-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420143","series":"TOS","nchap":26,"nword":74120,"nchar":427021}
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{"title":"From the Depths","author":"Victor Milan","date":"1993-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420174","series":"TOS","nchap":29,"nword":66590,"nchar":386911}
{"title":"Shadows on the Sun","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1993-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454216","series":"TOS","nchap":20,"nword":88416,"nchar":499853,"dedication":"For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer For my father-in-law, Marvin Laxer, who never took no for an answer"}
{"title":"The Great Starship Race","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1993-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420181","series":"TOS","nchap":40,"nword":80247,"nchar":463531}
{"title":"Firestorm","author":"L.a Graf","date":"1994-01-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420198","series":"TOS","nchap":28,"nword":83929,"nchar":495333,"dedication":"To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon. To Rustyand the Star Trek Widows Support Group.We'll try to get you a second member soon."}
{"title":"Sarek","author":"A.C. Crispin","date":"1994-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671041120","series":"TOS","nchap":12,"nword":129056,"nchar":754053}
{"title":"The Patrian Transgression","author":"Simon Hawke","date":"1994-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420204","series":"TOS","nchap":17,"nword":71344,"nchar":415353}
{"title":"The Lost Years 3: Traitor Winds","author":"L. A. Graf","date":"1994-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420211","series":"TOS","nchap":23,"nword":80536,"nchar":470285}
{"title":"Crossroad","author":"Barbara Hambly","date":"1994-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420228","series":"TOS","nchap":18,"nword":87183,"nchar":507430}
{"title":"The Better Man","author":"Howard Weinstein","date":"1994-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420235","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":69041,"nchar":402660}
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{"title":"The Fearful Summons","author":"Denny Martin Flinn","date":"1995-07-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420259","series":"TOS","nchap":9,"nword":90118,"nchar":521008}
{"title":"First Frontier","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1995-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743420266","series":"TOS","nchap":45,"nword":115607,"nchar":668314}
{"title":"The Captain's Daughter","author":"Peter David","date":"1995-12-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"0743420276","series":"TOS","nchap":32,"nword":77373,"nchar":456690}
{"title":"Twilights's End","author":"Jerry Oltion","date":"1996-01-01","identifier":"9780743420280","series":"TOS","nchap":30,"nword":69169,"nchar":393944}
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{"title":"Mudd in Your Eye","author":"Jerry Oltion","date":"1997-01-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743420327","series":"TOS","nchap":26,"nword":74878,"nchar":427615}
{"title":"Mind Meld","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1997-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453998","series":"TOS","nchap":33,"nword":68943,"nchar":394181}
{"title":"Vulcan's Forge","author":"Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz","date":"1997-08-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743454063","series":"TOS","nchap":29,"nword":90558,"nchar":545024,"dedication":"To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard To the young women of Bellatrix,\npast, present, and future,\nMount Holyoke College's science fiction societyandTo the memory of\nMark Lenard"}
{"title":"Day of Honor 4: Treaty's Law","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"1997-10-01","publisher":"Aladdin Paperbacks","identifier":"9780743455893","series":"TOS","subseries":"Day of Honor","nchap":24,"nword":69076,"nchar":390799,"dedication":"This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times. This one is for Jeff Kelly, and Rich.Thanks for all the great times."}
{"title":"Heart of the Sun","author":"Pamela Sargent","date":"1997-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454001","series":"TOS","nchap":16,"nword":56681,"nchar":328688,"dedication":"To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost To our friend, Ted Brock,who learned from everyonebut always knew how to watch Star Trek\nWe may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be staid.\n-Robert Frost"}
{"title":"My Brother's Keeper 1: Republic","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1998-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454025","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":61424,"nchar":354312}
{"title":"My Brother's Keeper 2: Constitution","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1998-12-01","identifier":"9780743454032","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":63062,"nchar":366056}
{"title":"My Brother's Keeper 3: Enterprise","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1999-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454049","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":63033,"nchar":361626,"dedication":"Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE Dedication\nFor the New York Yankees, the best team in baseball\n \nENTERPRISE"}
{"title":"Vulcan's Heart","author":"Josepha Sherman Susan Shwartz","date":"1999-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743411127","series":"TOS","nchap":38,"nword":107195,"nchar":633092,"dedication":"For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences For Inge Heyer, Space Telescope Institute, for helping us bend the laws of space-time physics\nFor Francis X. Doyle, USMA, 1984, with thanks for drinks and plot conferences"}
{"title":"Across the Universe","author":"Pamela Sargent","date":"1999-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743454056","series":"TOS","nchap":15,"nword":61314,"nchar":348790,"dedication":"Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again Dedication\nTo Greg-thanks again"}
{"title":"New Earth 1: Wagon Train to the Stars","author":"Diane Carey","date":"2000-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743411141","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":94636,"nchar":557477}
{"title":"New Earth 2: Belle Terre","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"2000-06-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743411158","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":69543,"nchar":389823,"dedication":"For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track. For Greg, who gave it structure, and For Kris, who kept it on track."}
{"title":"New Earth 3: Rough Trails","author":"L. A. Graf","date":"2000-06-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743411172","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":107557,"nchar":623752}
{"title":"New Earth 4: The Flaming Arrow","author":"Kathy Oltion","date":"2000-06-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743411189","series":"TOS","nchap":43,"nword":83498,"nchar":474823}
{"title":"New Earth 5: Thin Air","author":"Kristine Kathryn Rusch and Dean Wesley Smith","date":"2000-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743422239","series":"TOS","nchap":26,"nword":57825,"nchar":325559}
{"title":"New Earth 6: Challenger","author":"Diane Carey","date":"2000-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743422246","series":"TOS","nchap":29,"nword":101924,"nchar":593172}
{"title":"Rihannsu 3: Swordhunt","author":"Diane Duane","date":"2000-10-03","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743422277","series":"TOS","nchap":12,"nword":57369,"nchar":328331}
{"title":"Rihannsu 4: Honor Blade","author":"Diane Duane","date":"2000-10-03","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743422338","series":"TOS","nchap":4,"nword":56785,"nchar":327046}
{"title":"Section 31: Cloak","author":"S. D. Perry","date":"2001-05-22","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743423328","series":"TOS","subseries":"Section 31","nchap":20,"nword":48700,"nchar":334670,"dedication":"For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history For the writers of the original series, who made history"}
{"title":"The Eugenics Wars 1","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2001-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743422598","series":"TOS","nchap":43,"nword":141311,"nchar":860417}
{"title":"Gateways 1: One Small Step","author":"Susan Wright","date":"2001-07-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743418591","series":"TOS","nchap":19,"nword":62863,"nchar":373439}
{"title":"Gateways 2: Chainmail","author":"Diane Carey","date":"2001-07-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743418607","series":"TOS","nchap":26,"nword":91120,"nchar":531285}
{"title":"In the Name of Honor","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2002-01-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743448130","series":"TOS","nchap":43,"nword":87557,"nchar":513869}
{"title":"The Eugenics Wars 2","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2002-04-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743451635","series":"TOS","nchap":28,"nword":106805,"nchar":652978,"dedication":"Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars Dedicated to the people and city of New York, who have survived worse than the Eugenics Wars"}
{"title":"The Janus Gate 1: Present Tense","author":"L.A. Graf","date":"2002-05-21","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743445931","series":"TOS","nchap":12,"nword":68298,"nchar":394872}
{"title":"The Janus Gate 2: Future Imperfect","author":"L. A. Graf","date":"2002-05-21","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743445955","series":"TOS","nchap":12,"nword":62840,"nchar":362486}
{"title":"The Aliens Are Coming!","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2002-06-15","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743464543","series":"TOS","nchap":1,"nword":6805,"nchar":43891}
{"title":"The Janus Gate 3: Past Prologue","author":"L.A. Graf","date":"2002-06-25","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743445979","series":"TOS","nchap":11,"nword":62058,"nchar":365748}
{"title":"Errand of Vengeance 1: The Edge of the Sword","author":"Kevin Ryan","date":"2002-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743445993","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":70391,"nchar":481144,"dedication":"For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania For Natasha and Tania"}
{"title":"The Last Roundup","author":"Christie Golden","date":"2002-07-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743449113","series":"TOS","nchap":27,"nword":77327,"nchar":456127,"dedication":"This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys. This book is dedicated\nto Three Wise Men:Robert Amerman\nMark Anthony\nand\nMichael GeorgesThanks, guys."}
{"title":"Errand of Vengeance 2: Killing Blow","author":"Kevin Ryan","date":"2002-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743446037","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":59540,"nchar":408107,"dedication":"For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie For Misha and Kevie"}
{"title":"Errand of Vengeance 3: River of Blood","author":"Kevin Ryan","date":"2002-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743446013","series":"TOS","nchap":24,"nword":63410,"nchar":430660,"dedication":"For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies. For my Mom, who always had books in the house, and for my Dad, who took us to all\n         the right movies."}
{"title":"Gemini","author":"Mike W. Barr","date":"2003-01-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743463102","series":"TOS","nchap":19,"nword":75791,"nchar":461169,"dedication":"To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan To Laurie S. Sutton,\nwho can have any posting she wants\non my starshipAcknowledgmentsThanks to Gene Roddenberry, for boldly going, and taking us along.\"He's not really dead, as long as we remember him.\"-Dr. Leonard McCoy, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan"}
{"title":"Garth of Izar","author":"Pamela Sargent and George Zebrowski","date":"2003-02-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743466998","series":"TOS","nchap":12,"nword":63194,"nchar":370298,"dedication":"To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live To the memory of Steve Ihnat\n(1934-1972),\nwho made Garth live"}
{"title":"Worlds in Collision (Signature Edition)","author":"Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens","date":"2003-11-04","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743488148","series":"TOS","nchap":64,"nword":207223,"nchar":1253996,"dedication":"For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. 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For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. 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For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P. 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For Robin Kingsburgh,who has chosen the final frontier.Per ardua ad Edinburgh, ae?&For PeggyFor our second home in New York Cityand for being there when inspiration struck.L.L. & P."}
{"title":"The Case of the Colonist's Corpse","author":"Bob Ingersoll and Tony Isabella","date":"2003-12-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743464987","series":"TOS","nchap":27,"nword":72042,"nchar":417251,"dedication":"To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them. To our parents-Jack and Kay Ingersoll and Louis and Florence Isabella-for giving us our imaginations and sense of justice and encouraging us to use them."}
{"title":"Vulcan's Soul 1: Exodus","author":"Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz","date":"2004-07-20","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743463584","series":"TOS","nchap":26,"nword":67200,"nchar":401963,"dedication":"To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. 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To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S. To Elly and PeterandTo Margaret Wander Bonanno, ancient Vulcan historianS.M.S.To, in no particular order, Susan Shwartz, Linda Bulmer,Tamora Pierce, Linda Phonner, and Karen Klinckfor being there for me when I needed it mostJ.S."}
{"title":"Duty, Honor, Redemption (Signature Edition)","author":"Novelization by Vonda N. Mcintyre","date":"2004-10-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743499965","series":"TOS","nchap":42,"nword":196741,"nchar":1189705,"dedication":"For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks For Jane and Ole, with love & snarks"}
{"title":"Sand and Stars  (Signature Edition)","author":"Diane Duane","date":"2004-12-07","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"ISBN 1416500065","series":"TOS","nchap":32,"nword":237348,"nchar":1377740,"dedication":"Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love Dedication forSpock's World\n\nFor Kim and Nick Farey, remembering U.F.P. Con 1986: with thanks for the Klingon noisemaker that made me late for all those panels.\n\nDedication forSarek\n\nTo Michael Capobianco,\n\nwith love"}
{"title":"Ex Machina","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2004-12-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416500094","series":"TOS","nchap":19,"nword":108742,"nchar":804666,"dedication":"To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music. To Xuân and Kelly, for teaching me that faith and reason can get along after all.\n         \n         And to Jerry Goldsmith, who lives on as pure music."}
{"title":"To Reign in Hell: The Exile of Khan Noonien Singh","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2005-01-04","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743457132","series":"TOS","nchap":28,"nword":80515,"nchar":478350,"dedication":"Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing! Dedication\nTo John Ordover, thanks for ten years of expert editing!"}
{"title":"Errand of Fury 1: Seeds of Rage","author":"Kevin Ryan","date":"2005-03-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416506768","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":72376,"nchar":479887}
{"title":"Vulcan's Soul 2: Exiles","author":"Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz","date":"2006-06-20","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"0743463617","series":"TOS","nchap":31,"nword":83779,"nchar":502330,"dedication":"For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. 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For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S. For my godchildren,Elly and Peter,who are the future...S.S.Dedicated to the Star Trek fanseverywhere who are alwayshappy to \"boldly go\" with us!J.S."}
{"title":"Burning Dreams","author":"Margaret Wander Bonanno","date":"2006-07-25","publisher":"Elysium","identifier":"1416525378","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":98779,"nchar":578010}
{"title":"Mere Anarchy 1: Things Fall Apart","author":"Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore","date":"2006-08-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416534372","series":"TOS","nchap":11,"nword":30043,"nchar":177678,"dedication":"IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006 IN TRIBUTE\nPaul Carr\nFebruary 1, 1934-February 17, 2006"}
{"title":"Crucible: McCoy: Provenance of Shadows","author":"David R. George III","date":"2006-08-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"1416525440","series":"TOS","nchap":55,"nword":228542,"nchar":1593095,"dedication":"To Anita Carr Smith,\n         a shining light in my life,\n         whose remarkable spirit\n         and boundless heart\n         always lift up those around her To Anita Carr Smith,\n         a shining light in my life,\n         whose remarkable spirit\n         and boundless heart\n         always lift up those around her To Anita Carr Smith,\n         a shining light in my life,\n         whose remarkable spirit\n         and boundless heart\n         always lift up those around her To Anita Carr Smith,\n         a shining light in my life,\n         whose remarkable spirit\n         and boundless heart\n         always lift up those around her To Anita Carr Smith,\n         a shining light in my life,\n         whose remarkable spirit\n         and boundless heart\n         always lift up those around her To Anita Carr 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{"title":"Mere Anarchy 2: The Centre Cannot Hold","author":"Mike W. Barr","date":"2006-09-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416534365","series":"TOS","nchap":14,"nword":20264,"nchar":120144,"dedication":"For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002 For Mary E. Barr\n 1921-2002"}
{"title":"Constellations","author":"Marco Palmieri","date":"2006-09-05","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416525455","series":"TOS","nchap":12,"nword":120732,"nchar":728520}
{"title":"Mere Anarchy 3: Shadows of the Indignant","author":"Dave Galanter","date":"2006-10-01","identifier":"9781416534532","series":"TOS","nchap":14,"nword":23244,"nchar":131625,"dedication":"For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well. For my father and hero: MaxIf I'm half the man he is, I've done well."}
{"title":"Crucible: Spock: The Fire and the Rose","author":"David R. George III","date":"2006-11-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416531067","series":"TOS","nchap":27,"nword":109039,"nchar":646859,"dedication":"To Audrey and Walter Ragan-Audrey Ann and the Navy Man-two of my favorite people,who welcomed me into their familywith extraordinary love and support To Audrey and Walter Ragan-Audrey Ann and the Navy Man-two of my favorite people,who welcomed me into their familywith extraordinary love and support To Audrey and Walter Ragan-Audrey Ann and the Navy Man-two of my favorite people,who welcomed me into their familywith extraordinary love and support To Audrey and Walter Ragan-Audrey Ann and the Navy Man-two of my favorite people,who welcomed me into their familywith extraordinary love and support To Audrey and Walter Ragan-Audrey Ann and the Navy Man-two of my favorite people,who welcomed me into their familywith extraordinary love and support To Audrey and Walter Ragan-Audrey Ann and the Navy Man-two of my favorite people,who 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{"title":"Rihannsu 5: The Empty Chair","author":"Diane Duane","date":"2006-11-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416531081","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":133136,"nchar":750632,"dedication":"Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion Dedication\nIn memory of DeForest Kelley ... now immortal in the realm of archetype, remembering that long-ago sore throat\nof James Doohan ... revealed during an Everglades boat ride as a possible relative\nand of Mark Lenard ... first of all the Romulans, recalling a long train journey down to London and a masterful analysis of the politics of rebellion"}
{"title":"Rihannsu: The Bloodwing Voyages (Omnibus)","author":"Diane Duane with Peter Morwood","date":"2006-12-19","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1416531092","series":"TOS","nchap":44,"nword":264936,"nchar":1561457,"dedication":" For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)  For Wilma, T.R. and Sara,\nwho saw all this begin\nin the House of the Dangerously Single Women\n...and for Wes, Lee, Gene and Peter,\nwho left us all much less Single\n(though no less Dangerous)"}
{"title":"Errand of Fury 2: Demands of Honor","author":"Kevin Ryan","date":"2007-01-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416548072","series":"TOS","nchap":28,"nword":74727,"nchar":421474}
{"title":"Mere Anarchy 4: The Darkness Drops Again","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2007-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416534525","series":"TOS","nchap":22,"nword":28246,"nchar":168771}
{"title":"Crucible: Kirk: The Star to Every Wandering","author":"David R. George III","date":"2007-02-27","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416531074","series":"TOS","nchap":18,"nword":68813,"nchar":398631,"dedication":"To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever. To dear, sweet Karen,\nMy bright, constant star,\nThe light in my life,\nThe beat of my heart.Love lies not beyond unapproachable frontiers,\nOr else I did not write, and have loved never.\nLove alters not with time's hours and days and years,\nBut bears out even to the edge of forever."}
{"title":"Mere Anarchy 5: The Blood-Dimmed Tide","author":"Howard Weinstein","date":"2007-03-15","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416534518","series":"TOS","nchap":15,"nword":30701,"nchar":188153}
{"title":"Mere Anarchy 6: Its Hour Come Round","author":"Mere Anarchy","date":"2007-04-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416534549","series":"TOS","nchap":11,"nword":22192,"nchar":130479,"dedication":"With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself. With thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for\ninviting me along for the ride. Thanks to\nthe Boyz-Dayton, Kevin, Mike, Dave,\nChristopher, and Howie-for making the\nride so much fun.Dedicated to Thira Grace Corona,\njust for being herself."}
{"title":"Vulcan's Soul 3: Epiphany","author":"Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz","date":"2007-04-17","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743463645","series":"TOS","nchap":38,"nword":100046,"nchar":577937,"dedication":"To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons. To Elly Brinkley and Peter Morphos, because every godchild needs a trilogy.\nWith thanks to Keith R.A. DeCandido for service above and beyond.\nAnd our respects and thanks to Leonard Nimoy\nand Joanne Linville, for the logical reasons."}
{"title":"Excelsior: Forged in Fire","author":"Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels","date":"2007-12-26","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781416554721","series":"TOS","nchap":44,"nword":124777,"nchar":761383,"dedication":"To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M. To the memory of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007).\nSo it goes...-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to my brother and sister\nand their families, who've always appreciated\ntheir wild and woolly sibling \"Uncle Andy\"\n(and all of whom grew up too fast)!For my sister, Cathleen Wilde, and her Trekkie husband,\nDoran, plus nieces and nephews Cameron, Brandon K,\nNed, Becky, Desiré, Andy, and Shannon.For my brother, Ron Mangels, and his wife,\nStacey, plus nieces and nephews Andrea,\nKatie, Jon, and Lauren.May you all live long and prosper!-A.M."}
{"title":"Errand of Fury 3: Sacrifices of War","author":"Kevin Ryan","date":"2008-12-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439123379","series":"TOS","nchap":23,"nword":72202,"nchar":415999,"dedication":"To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds. To my boys,Misha and Kevin,who don't worryabout the odds."}
{"title":"Mere Anarchy (Omnibus)","author":"Mike W. Barr, Christopher L. Bennett, Margaret Wander Bonanno, Dave Galanter, Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore and Howard Weinstein","date":"2009-03-17","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9781439158418","series":"TOS","nchap":1,"nword":153941,"nchar":905425}
{"title":"Troublesome Minds","author":"Dave Galanter","date":"2009-05-26","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1439123454","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":56625,"nchar":332973,"dedication":"To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me To Josh, for the language he taught me"}
{"title":"Inception","author":"S. D. Perry","date":"2010-01-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439169247","series":"TOS","nchap":23,"nword":59426,"nchar":344111}
{"title":"Unspoken Truth","author":"Margaret Wander Bonanno","date":"2010-03-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439173206","series":"TOS","nchap":25,"nword":94142,"nchar":542825}
{"title":"The Children of Kings","author":"David Stern","date":"2010-04-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439173190","series":"TOS","nchap":36,"nword":73068,"nchar":520364}
{"title":"Cast No Shadow","author":"James Swallow","date":"2011-07-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451607215","series":"TOS","nchap":29,"nword":116721,"nchar":671969}
{"title":"A Choice of Catastrophes","author":"Michael Schuster and Steve Mollmann","date":"2011-08-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451607239","series":"TOS","nchap":17,"nword":83722,"nchar":490791,"dedication":"To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M. To the people who believe in me, to the people who have given me a chance to prove myself, and to the people who are there for me when I need them.-M.S.\nTo Bradley Knipper, Patrick Maloney, Christopher Tracy, David Poon, James Sand, and Adam Johnson. You were the best crew a captain ever had. Tally ho, you blokes-it's tea time!-S.M."}
{"title":"The Rings of Time","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2012-01-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451655490","series":"TOS","nchap":30,"nword":82155,"nchar":480877,"dedication":"Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system. Dedicated (in advance)to the future explorers of the solar system."}
{"title":"That Which Divides","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2012-02-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451650693","series":"TOS","nchap":41,"nword":104059,"nchar":615893}
{"title":"Allegiance in Exile","author":"David R. George III","date":"2013-01-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476700236","series":"TOS","nchap":19,"nword":82317,"nchar":556765,"dedication":"To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind 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honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend To Richie Hertz,#33 in your scorecards and first in your hearts, a bright mind with high ideals, a\n            big thinker who sees the big picture, and a man I am honored to call my friend"}
{"title":"Continuing Missions, Volume 1","author":"Greg Cox, Dayton Ward, and Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2013-01-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476733357","series":"TOS","nchap":82,"nword":270919,"nchar":1855091}
{"title":"Devil's Bargain","author":"Tony Daniel","date":"2013-02-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476700496","series":"TOS","nchap":17,"nword":64202,"nchar":428973,"dedication":"For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox For Greg Cox"}
{"title":"The Weight of Worlds","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2013-03-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476702858","series":"TOS","nchap":24,"nword":72578,"nchar":506220,"dedication":"To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now. To Shore Leave, Norwescon, VikingCon, Lunacon, Philcon, and all the other fannish\n            gatherings that have been my comfort zone for over thirty years now."}
{"title":"The Folded World","author":"Jeff Mariotte","date":"2013-04-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476702841","series":"TOS","nchap":31,"nword":59923,"nchar":403905,"dedication":"This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM This one's for Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, first and last. For now.\n      \n      -JM"}
{"title":"The Shocks of Adversity","author":"William Leisner","date":"2013-05-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476722429","series":"TOS","nchap":13,"nword":68844,"nchar":406021,"dedication":"To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike To Chris, Karl, Teri, Laura, and Mike"}
{"title":"From History's Shadow","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2013-07-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476719016","series":"TOS","nchap":38,"nword":104703,"nchar":710456,"dedication":"For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\" For Ira, Robert, Toni, and Jack:Thanks for making us believe in the \"Little Green Men.\""}
{"title":"No Time Like the Past","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2014-02-25","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476749501","series":"TOS","nchap":36,"nword":94440,"nchar":661573,"dedication":"To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run. To my dad,\n      \n      for letting me stay up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek on its original run."}
{"title":"Seasons of Light and Darkness","author":"Michael A. Martin","date":"2014-04-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476738192","series":"TOS","nchap":13,"nword":23495,"nchar":178949,"dedication":"This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999). This story is affectionately dedicated to the memory of DeForest Kelley (1920-1999)."}
{"title":"Serpents in the Garden","author":"Jeff Mariotte","date":"2014-04-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476749679","series":"TOS","nchap":34,"nword":76200,"nchar":502515,"dedication":"For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks For Marcy Rockwell, with love and thanks"}
{"title":"The More Things Change","author":"Scott Pearson","date":"2014-06-23","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476763750","series":"TOS","nchap":9,"nword":26591,"nchar":188887,"dedication":"With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool. With a shout-out to David R. George III.\n         \t\t\t\n         Come on, the guy's got Roman numerals.\n         \t\t\t\n         Roman numerals are cool."}
{"title":"Foul Deeds Will Rise","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2014-11-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476783260","series":"TOS","nchap":29,"nword":80418,"nchar":595366,"dedication":"In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years. In memory of Richard Matheson, whom I had the pleasure of working with for more than\n            twenty years."}
{"title":"Savage Trade","author":"Tony Daniel","date":"2015-02-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476765549","series":"TOS","nchap":21,"nword":72759,"nchar":510740,"dedication":"For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman For Edith Hoffman"}
{"title":"Shadow of the Machine","author":"Scott Harrison","date":"2015-03-09","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476756356","series":"TOS","nchap":9,"nword":28245,"nchar":202890,"dedication":"For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it. For my mother, Margaret, who set me on the path. And for my wife, Linzi, who continues\n               to keep me on it."}
{"title":"Crisis of Consciousness","author":"Dave Galanter","date":"2015-04-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476782614","series":"TOS","nchap":18,"nword":75869,"nchar":596342,"dedication":"For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha For Simantha"}
{"title":"Child of Two Worlds","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2015-11-24","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476783277","series":"TOS","nchap":28,"nword":72791,"nchar":499014,"dedication":"Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration Dedicated to Leonard Nimoy, for nearly fifty years of inspiration"}
{"title":"Miasma","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2016-02-22","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501125317","series":"TOS","nchap":16,"nword":24727,"nchar":181888}
{"title":"The Latter Fire","author":"James Swallow","date":"2016-02-23","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476783192","series":"TOS","nchap":16,"nword":84021,"nchar":607029,"dedication":"This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing. This book is dedicated to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away during its\n            writing."}
{"title":"Elusive Salvation","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2016-04-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501111303","series":"TOS","nchap":33,"nword":87885,"nchar":522664,"dedication":"As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin As always, for Michi, Addison, and Erin"}
{"title":"Legacies 1: Captain to Captain","author":"Greg Cox","date":"2016-06-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501125300","series":"TOS","nchap":22,"nword":84514,"nchar":509147,"dedication":"Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom. Dedicated to my mom, who never really understood this crazy sci-fi stuff, but who was always very supportive of my interests anyway: driving me to comic book stores and science fiction conventions, and, later on, showing off my books to all her friends.\n\t\t\tWe miss you, Mom."}
{"title":"Legacies 2: Best Defense","author":"David Mack","date":"2016-07-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476753157","series":"TOS","nchap":30,"nword":85806,"nchar":512929,"dedication":"For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard For all those architects of imagination in whose footsteps I am privileged to walk . . .\n\t\t\tand for Leonard"}
{"title":"Legacies 3: Purgatory's Key","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2016-08-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501122781","series":"TOS","nchap":37,"nword":98452,"nchar":587905,"dedication":"For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play. For Gene Roddenberry\n\t\t\tThank you for giving us such a wondrous sandboxin which to play."}
{"title":"The Face of the Unknown","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2016-12-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501132438","series":"TOS","nchap":16,"nword":93084,"nchar":553859,"dedication":"To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about To the memory of my mother and father, who let me stay up and see what that Star Trek show was about"}
{"title":"Taking Wing","author":"Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels","date":"2005-03-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416506775","series":"TTN","nchap":24,"nword":93830,"nchar":578730,"dedication":"For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M. For D. Randolph Jones, M.D.,\nwhose electrocardiological artistry keeps\nmy heart beating. And for my wife, Jenny,\nfor whom that heart beats.-M.A.M.This book is dedicated to Paul Smalley,\nmy chosen son, with love from his chosen dad.\nIch liebe Dich, mein Sohn.-A.M."}
{"title":"The Red King","author":"Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin","date":"2005-09-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416524762","series":"TTN","nchap":22,"nword":95082,"nchar":571987,"dedication":"While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M. While working on this book, I had the opportunity to serve my local community in fundraising and leadership arenas. Many people gave me immense support, and I dedicate this book to Marc Hoffman, Steve Suss, Jerry Dahlke, and Rick Watkins & Les Lewis. Gentlemen and friends, may your ships always sail true. -A.M.\nThis is for: my wife, Jenny, whose patience during the writing of this volume deserves special recognition here; and the space visionaries at NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the European Space Agency who this very year successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan, thereby providing humanity's first glimpse of the surface of our eponymous starship's mysterious namesake. -M.A.M."}
{"title":"Orion's Hounds","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2005-12-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"1416510346","series":"TTN","nchap":19,"nword":102669,"nchar":613143,"dedication":"To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing. To Shadow and Natasha,predators extraordinaire,who have saved mefrom many menacing pieces of stringand wrapping paper.Sorry about the \"Hounds\" thing."}
{"title":"Sword of Damocles","author":"Geoffrey Thorne","date":"2007-11-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416531104","series":"TTN","nchap":17,"nword":91493,"nchar":528597,"dedication":"For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door For Susan, who holds my hand\nFor Donal, who gave good counsel\nFor Chris and Barbette, who opened the door"}
{"title":"Over a Torrent Sea","author":"Christopher L. Bennett","date":"2009-02-24","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1416598219","series":"TTN","nchap":3,"nword":88757,"nchar":521480,"dedication":"To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends To absent friends"}
{"title":"Synthesis","author":"James Swallow","date":"2009-10-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439123492","series":"TTN","nchap":15,"nword":104357,"nchar":619427,"dedication":"For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks For Marco,with thanks"}
{"title":"Typhon Pact: Seize the Fire","author":"Michael A. Martin","date":"2010-11-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439167960","series":"TTN","subseries":"Typhon Pact","nchap":42,"nword":119869,"nchar":738184}
{"title":"Fallen Gods","author":"Michael A. Martin","date":"2012-07-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451660630","series":"TTN","nchap":41,"nword":79913,"nchar":494167,"dedication":"This book is dedicated to those who showed the courage to put everything on the line for fairness, for justice, and for basic decency, from the shores of Tripoli to the boardroom bunkers of Wall Street. This book is dedicated to those who showed the courage to put everything on the line for fairness, for justice, and for basic decency, from the shores of Tripoli to the boardroom bunkers of Wall Street. This book is dedicated to those who showed the courage to put everything on the line for fairness, for justice, and for basic decency, from the shores of Tripoli to the boardroom bunkers of Wall Street. 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{"title":"The Fall: The Poisoned Chalice","author":"James Swallow","date":"2013-11-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476722276","series":"TTN","subseries":"The Fall","nchap":16,"nword":101544,"nchar":681928}
{"title":"Absent Enemies","author":"John Jackson Miller","date":"2014-02-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476762999","series":"TTN","nchap":13,"nword":26164,"nchar":194661}
{"title":"Sight Unseen","author":"James Swallow","date":"2015-09-29","publisher":"Gallery Books","identifier":"9781476783208","series":"TTN","nchap":19,"nword":102695,"nchar":689685}
{"title":"Fortune of War","author":"David Mack","date":"2017-11-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781501152085","series":"TTN","nchap":30,"nword":83348,"nchar":488315,"dedication":"for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers for the peacemakers"}
{"title":"Harbinger","author":"David Mack","date":"2005-07-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416521815","series":"VAN","nchap":20,"nword":95201,"nchar":565935}
{"title":"Summon the Thunder","author":"Doug Drexler","date":"2006-06-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416525479","series":"VAN","nchap":50,"nword":133254,"nchar":795059,"dedication":"Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. 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Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265 Dedication\nFor Michi and Michelle-this is what we were doing all that time. Really.\nWatch ye therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh.\n-The Gospel According to Mark, 13:35\nTHE TAURUS REACH 2265"}
{"title":"Reap the Whirlwind","author":"David Mack","date":"2007-05-22","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416560753","series":"VAN","nchap":31,"nword":133595,"nchar":798518,"dedication":"For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears For all who have ever done the right thingand paid for it with blood and tears"}
{"title":"Open Secrets","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2009-04-28","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1439123403","series":"VAN","nchap":60,"nword":132129,"nchar":781259}
{"title":"Precipice","author":"David Mack","date":"2009-11-24","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439166512","series":"VAN","nchap":60,"nword":85244,"nchar":494187}
{"title":"Declassified","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2011-06-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451606980","series":"VAN","nchap":65,"nword":117845,"nchar":682846}
{"title":"What Judgments Come","author":"Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore","date":"2011-09-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451608649","series":"VAN","nchap":48,"nword":106295,"nchar":625009}
{"title":"Storming Heaven","author":"David Mack","date":"2012-03-27","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451650716","series":"VAN","nchap":37,"nword":102327,"nchar":603517,"dedication":"For Dayton and Kevin, who made this journey to the final frontier more fun than I could ever have imagined, and for Marco, who brought us all together for the trip. For Dayton and Kevin, who made this journey to the final frontier more fun than I could ever have imagined, and for Marco, who brought us all together for the trip. For Dayton and Kevin, who made this journey to the final frontier more fun than I could ever have imagined, and for Marco, who brought us all together for the trip. For Dayton and Kevin, who made this journey to the final frontier more fun than I could ever have imagined, and for Marco, who brought us all together for the trip. 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For Dayton and Kevin, who made this journey to the final frontier more fun than I could ever have imagined, and for Marco, who brought us all together for the trip. For Dayton and Kevin, who made this journey to the final frontier more fun than I could ever have imagined, and for Marco, who brought us all together for the trip. For Dayton and Kevin, who made this journey to the final frontier more fun than I could ever have imagined, and for Marco, who brought us all together for the trip."}
{"title":"In Tempest's Wake","author":"Dayton Ward","date":"2012-10-02","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451695892","series":"VAN","nchap":18,"nword":30496,"nchar":221275}
{"title":"Incident at Arbuk","author":"John Gregory Betancourt","date":"1995-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453660","series":"VOY","nchap":28,"nword":49744,"nchar":292548}
{"title":"The Murdered Sun","author":"Christie Golden","date":"1996-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453677","series":"VOY","nchap":24,"nword":70262,"nchar":411505}
{"title":"Ghost of a Chance","author":"Mark A. Garland","date":"1996-04-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453684","series":"VOY","nchap":22,"nword":68371,"nchar":399116,"dedication":" \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M.  \nTo my wife, Genevieve,Who makes all the difference\nM.A.G.\nWith love and thanks to the women who have shapedmy life-Elizabeth, Nancy, NoraMother, wife, daughter\nC.G.M."}
{"title":"Invasion 4: The Final Fury","author":"Dafydd Ab Hugh","date":"1996-07-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780671040987","series":"VOY","nchap":31,"nword":89500,"nchar":530892}
{"title":"Mosaic","author":"Jeri Taylor","date":"1996-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453868","series":"VOY","nchap":23,"nword":87117,"nchar":503748}
{"title":"Flashback","author":"Brannon Braga","date":"1996-10-02","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453875","series":"VOY","nchap":22,"nword":58159,"nchar":337454}
{"title":"Bless the Beasts","author":"Karen Haber","date":"1996-11-01","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743453707","series":"VOY","nchap":28,"nword":60538,"nchar":387303,"dedication":"For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late For me, thirty years ago, and my father, a little bit too late"}
{"title":"The Garden","author":"Melissa Scott","date":"1997-02-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453714","series":"VOY","nchap":9,"nword":78205,"nchar":458809}
{"title":"Day of Honor 3: Her Klingon Soul","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1997-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455886","series":"VOY","subseries":"Day of Honor","nchap":26,"nword":64648,"nchar":369038}
{"title":"Day Of Honor: Episode Novelization","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1997-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743455916","series":"VOY","subseries":"Day of Honor","nchap":24,"nword":54122,"nchar":312196,"dedication":"For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act For Patti,who had to leave before the second act"}
{"title":"Marooned","author":"Christie Golden","date":"1997-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453806","series":"VOY","nchap":18,"nword":69585,"nchar":401759,"dedication":"This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars. This book is dedicated to my agent,\nLucienne Diver.\nA writer could have no better companion\non a trek to the stars."}
{"title":"Echoes","author":"Dean Wesley Smith","date":"1998-01-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453813","series":"VOY","nchap":41,"nword":59663,"nchar":343657,"dedication":"Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub Dedication\nFor Misty, Mother of Parallel Universes Still Connected: Cordwainer, Rufus, Biko, and Grub"}
{"title":"Pathways","author":"Jeri Taylor","date":"1998-08-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453851","series":"VOY","nchap":21,"nword":175817,"nchar":1007314}
{"title":"Seven of Nine","author":"Christie Golden","date":"1998-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453820","series":"VOY","nchap":24,"nword":53522,"nchar":311183,"dedication":"This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore This book is dedicated,appropriately enough,to Raven Moore"}
{"title":"Death of a Neutron Star","author":"Eric Kotani","date":"1999-03-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453837","series":"VOY","nchap":27,"nword":52453,"nchar":300896,"dedication":"ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee Wilson,Jeff Karl,andFouad and Sue Aide ForAileen Boutilier,David and Lynn Drake,Dan and Judy Goldin,George and Carolina McCluskey,Steve and Renee 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{"title":"Battle Lines","author":"Dave Galanter","date":"1999-05-01","publisher":"Simon Pulse","identifier":"9780743453844","series":"VOY","nchap":32,"nword":76558,"nchar":450457,"dedication":"For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald For our parentsSarah and Max&Barbara and Donald"}
{"title":"Equinox","author":"Diane Carey","date":"1999-10-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743453882","series":"VOY","nchap":15,"nword":63524,"nchar":371054,"dedication":"EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX"}
{"title":"Captain Proton: Defender of the Earth","author":"D.W. “prof” Smith","date":"1999-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743400800","series":"VOY","nchap":19,"nword":42267,"nchar":241862}
{"title":"Dark Matters 1: Cloak and Dagger","author":"Cloak and Dagger","date":"2000-10-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743422345","series":"VOY","nchap":24,"nword":58699,"nchar":341096}
{"title":"Dark Matters 2: Ghost Dance","author":"Christie Golden","date":"2000-10-31","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743422352","series":"VOY","nchap":19,"nword":63717,"nchar":364903,"dedication":"Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Mark Lenard\nThe noblest Romulan-and Vulcan-of them all"}
{"title":"Dark Matters 3: Shadow of Heaven","author":"Christie Golden","date":"2000-11-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743422376","series":"VOY","nchap":24,"nword":69706,"nchar":397515,"dedication":"Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN Dedication\nThis book is dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry, without whom this particular universe, that of Star Trek, would never have existed.\nWhat if earth Be but the shadow of heaven, and things therein Each to other like, more than on earth is thought?\n-John Milton, Paradise Lost\nSHADOW OF HEAVEN"}
{"title":"Section 31: Shadow","author":"Dean Wesley Smith and Kristien Kathryn Rusch","date":"2001-05-22","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743423359","series":"VOY","subseries":"Section 31","nchap":18,"nword":58143,"nchar":397715,"dedication":"For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera For Val Deaser and Doris Magiera"}
{"title":"Endgame","author":"Diane Carey and Christie Golden","date":"2001-06-26","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743453899","series":"VOY","nchap":1,"nword":54697,"nchar":334836,"dedication":"To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks! To Jeff \"Vern\" Archer:\nFor all the help and enthusiasm: Thanks!"}
{"title":"Gateways 5: No Man's Land","author":"Christie Golden","date":"2001-10-02","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"9780743418621","series":"VOY","nchap":18,"nword":55532,"nchar":329459,"dedication":"This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy. This book is humbly and gratefully dedicated\nto my wonderful readers,\nWho now number in the hundreds of thousands.\nI hope to entertain you for some time to come.Thank you, and enjoy."}
{"title":"The Nanotech War","author":"Steven Piziks","date":"2002-10-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743436472","series":"VOY","nchap":13,"nword":81055,"nchar":486635,"dedication":"To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father To my father"}
{"title":"Homecoming","author":"Christie Golden","date":"2003-05-12","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743475631","series":"VOY","nchap":22,"nword":65108,"nchar":374274}
{"title":"The Farther Shore","author":"Christie Golden","date":"2003-06-06","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9780743475853","series":"VOY","nchap":24,"nword":67874,"nchar":393139,"dedication":"This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars. This book is humbly dedicated to theColumbiaSeven:\n\n \n\nRick Husband\n\nWilliam McCool\n\nIlan Ramon\n\nDavid Brown\n\nLaurel Clark\n\nMichael Anderson\n\nKalpana Chawla\n\n \n\nWe mourn you and salute you.\n\nMay your spirits dance with the stars."}
{"title":"Spirit Walk 1: Old Wounds","author":"Christie Golden","date":"2004-10-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416500056","series":"VOY","nchap":21,"nword":59191,"nchar":339985,"dedication":"This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to all those who have felt called to walk a spiritual path.\nMany blessings."}
{"title":"Spirit Walk 2: Enemy of My Enemy","author":"Christie Golden","date":"2004-11-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416500001","series":"VOY","nchap":24,"nword":64704,"nchar":369199,"dedication":"This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings. This book is dedicated to those who have done battle with darkness, of any sort, and emerged whole.\nMany blessings."}
{"title":"String Theory 1: Cohesion","author":"Jeffrey Lang","date":"2005-06-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416510314","series":"VOY","nchap":19,"nword":84037,"nchar":504686,"dedication":"To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going To AnnaRita,for all your help with the boldly going"}
{"title":"String Theory 2: Fusion","author":"Kirsten Beyer","date":"2005-10-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416516279","series":"VOY","nchap":17,"nword":101798,"nchar":604921,"dedication":"For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible For David,\nwithout whom I would not be possible"}
{"title":"Distant Shores","author":"Marco Palmieri","date":"2005-11-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416510321","series":"VOY","nchap":13,"nword":126986,"nchar":730332,"dedication":"Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea, fighting to save his life and bring his comrades home.\n-HOMER, THE ODYSSEY"}
{"title":"String Theory 3: Evolution","author":"Heather Jarman","date":"2006-02-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781416523291","series":"VOY","nchap":12,"nword":111430,"nchar":663827,"dedication":"To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\" To Sara, Allyson, Rachel, and Abigail, who kept saying, \"Mom, when are you going to write a bookwecan read?\""}
{"title":"Full Circle","author":"Kirsten Beyer","date":"2009-03-31","publisher":"Simon and Schuster","identifier":"1439123381","series":"VOY","nchap":8,"nword":131912,"nchar":773146,"dedication":"For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer For W. Fred Beyer"}
{"title":"Unworthy","author":"Kirsten Beyer","date":"2009-09-29","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781439123485","series":"VOY","nchap":33,"nword":93567,"nchar":555384}
{"title":"Children of the Storm","author":"Kirsten Beyer","date":"2011-05-31","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451607222","series":"VOY","nchap":44,"nword":108820,"nchar":638120}
{"title":"The Eternal Tide","author":"Kirsten Beyer","date":"2012-08-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781451673241","series":"VOY","nchap":42,"nword":121083,"nchar":708157,"dedication":"For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue. For Heather Jarman . . .This is long overdue."}
{"title":"Protectors","author":"Kirsten Beyer","date":"2014-01-28","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476738550","series":"VOY","nchap":27,"nword":109836,"nchar":767739,"dedication":"For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future For my Maggieand her amazingly bright future"}
{"title":"Acts of Contrition","author":"Kirsten Beyer","date":"2014-09-30","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476765556","series":"VOY","nchap":28,"nword":119150,"nchar":826094,"dedication":"For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack For my Jack"}
{"title":"Atonement","author":"Kirsten Beyer","date":"2015-08-25","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476790831","series":"VOY","nchap":27,"nword":120557,"nchar":842233,"dedication":"For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman For Catherine \"Cady\" Coleman"}
{"title":"A Pocket Full of Lies","author":"Kirsten Beyer","date":"2016-01-26","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"9781476790855","series":"VOY","nchap":27,"nword":119111,"nchar":826214,"dedication":"For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne For Lynne"}
{"title":"The Star Ghost","author":"Brad Strickland","date":"1994-03-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"caab6a0176a74459b6434402ca10b353","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":10,"nword":24606,"nchar":142708,"dedication":"For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\" For Marilyn Teague:\n  \"Hailing frequencies open!\""}
{"title":"Stowaways","author":"Brad Strickland","date":"1994-04-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"1954fa28069e4db5b10e05279ee7789e","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":10,"nword":25499,"nchar":144176,"dedication":"This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why. This one's for Jonathan,\n  and he knows why."}
{"title":"Prisoners of Peace","author":"John Peel","date":"1994-11-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"f245487944224530a0886ebf65054b6f","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":12,"nword":24657,"nchar":138137,"dedication":"For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm For Donna Chisholm"}
{"title":"The Pet","author":"Mel Gilden","date":"1994-12-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"ae5a578f9c7d40d98f40850aa334b6c2","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":12,"nword":22039,"nchar":128304,"dedication":"For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted For Phillip-keep on Trekin'\n\n  -Mel\n\n  For Phyllis-here's one more pet\n  to add to the menagerie\n\n  -Ted"}
{"title":"Arcade","author":"Diana G. Gallagher","date":"1995-06-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"b221a33fc7ad4827a63dce46a26e44ad","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":12,"nword":21349,"nchar":126538,"dedication":"For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence For my son,\n  Jay R. Gallagher,\n  another winner\n  in the game of persistence"}
{"title":"Field Trip","author":"John Peel","date":"1995-08-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"8e6b9a06c8b94c2e9298b2f4acc614c8","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":13,"nword":23018,"nchar":130937,"dedication":"This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality This is for Bob and Patti McLaughlin\n  with thanks for their hospitality"}
{"title":"Gypsy World","author":"Ted Pedersen","date":"1996-02-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"fb9e9c3534f545dfa28a695ddf635c11","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":13,"nword":23645,"nchar":133301,"dedication":"For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker For David Alexander, good friend\n  and fellow Trekker"}
{"title":"Highest Score","author":"Kem Antilles","date":"1996-02-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"2c8cdf54204d4172ae7f8a07c15262f8","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":11,"nword":24751,"nchar":145634,"dedication":"A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written A million thanks to Lillie E. Mitchell for her typing;\n  Richard Curtis for his agenting skills, and Lisa Clancy\n  for her editing skills; and my friends Kevin J. Ander-\n  son, Rebecca Moesta, Mark Budz, Manna Fitch, and\n  Michael Paul Meltzer, without whom this book could\n  never have been written"}
{"title":"Cardassian Imps","author":"Mel Gilden","date":"1997-03-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"5aebf3f95695473683e20c497536892d","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":10,"nword":21977,"nchar":128118,"dedication":"For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere For the Gilden Girls-\n  Julia and Beth\n  because they're boldly going just about everywhere"}
{"title":"Space Camp","author":"Ted Pedersen","date":"1997-06-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"a66eb392e1f6498b9990f2307bed9cec","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":15,"nword":23570,"nchar":136282,"dedication":"For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love For Ken and Bev,\n  with love"}
{"title":"Day of Honor 5: Honor Bound","author":"Diana G. Gallagher","date":"1997-08-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"e90cefb325be4c42bd24f3f052728804","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":11,"nword":23841,"nchar":144199,"dedication":"With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor With respect and affection\n  for Ray Sehgal,\n  a brilliant young scientist\n  and my youngest Trek advisor"}
{"title":"Trapped in Time","author":"Ted Pedersen","date":"1998-02-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"58362bc8a3ea4fadad79b92594118993","series":"YA-DS9","nchap":13,"nword":20629,"nchar":119019,"dedication":"To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends To Brandy and all her friends"}
{"title":"Worf's First Adventure","author":"Peter David","date":"1993-08-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671870843","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":12,"nword":26014,"nchar":152610,"dedication":"Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere Dedicated to Next Generations everywhere"}
{"title":"Line of Fire","author":"Peter David","date":"1993-08-02","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"0671870858","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":1,"nword":23011,"nchar":138204}
{"title":"Survival","author":"Peter David","date":"1993-12-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"0671870866","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":12,"nword":22303,"nchar":128428}
{"title":"Capture the Flag","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1994-06-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671879983","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":11,"nword":25102,"nchar":144269,"dedication":"For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric For Sarah and Eric"}
{"title":"Atlantis Station","author":"V. E. Mitchell","date":"1994-08-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671884499","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":12,"nword":26210,"nchar":155218,"dedication":"To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero To\n  all the Next Generation fans\n  who know that\n  Geordi is really the hero"}
{"title":"Mystery of the Missing Crew","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1995-02-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671501082","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":10,"nword":22619,"nchar":133027,"dedication":"For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time For Drew Leslie Friedman,\n  who took his own sweet Time"}
{"title":"Secret of the Lizard People","author":"Michael Jan Friedman","date":"1995-04-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671501099","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":11,"nword":23415,"nchar":137730,"dedication":"For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker For Jake, our newest Trekker"}
{"title":"Starfall","author":"Brad Strickland","date":"1995-10-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671510107","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":10,"nword":24531,"nchar":142791,"dedication":"For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David For Dorothy, Sheila,\n  and especially David"}
{"title":"Nova Command","author":"Brad Strickland","date":"1995-12-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"0671510096","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":10,"nword":24423,"nchar":144266,"dedication":"For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray For three wonderful teachers:\n  Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Bray"}
{"title":"Loyalties","author":"Patricia Barnes-Svarney","date":"1996-04-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671552800","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":12,"nword":25752,"nchar":153323,"dedication":"To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear To Helen, Billy, and the Bear"}
{"title":"Crossfire","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1996-12-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671553050","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":11,"nword":24113,"nchar":139771,"dedication":"To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy To Nancy"}
{"title":"Breakaway","author":"Bobbi Weiss","date":"1997-04-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671002268","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":12,"nword":21951,"nchar":129817,"dedication":"For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it! For Carl and Marge-we done it!"}
{"title":"The Haunted Starship","author":"Brad Ferguson","date":"1997-12-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"0671014323","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":12,"nword":24402,"nchar":140861}
{"title":"Deceptions","author":"Bobbi Jg Weiss","date":"1998-04-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"9780671017231","series":"YA-TNG","nchap":11,"nword":23484,"nchar":139955,"dedication":"To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all. To Michael, who's got logic,\n  to Jay, who's got the ears,\n  and to Shane, who's got it all."}
{"title":"Crisis on Vulcan","author":"Brad Strickland","date":"1996-08-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"{1BE396A23A0E42A4A783D4357E212C7B}","series":"YA-TOS","nchap":10,"nword":23827,"nchar":143673}
{"title":"Aftershock","author":"John Vornholt","date":"1996-09-01","publisher":"Pocket Books","identifier":"2a8aacc8fffa4b70ad4510038f612547","series":"YA-TOS","nchap":11,"nword":25409,"nchar":148586,"dedication":"For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper For Hayley, Anna, and Piper"}
{"title":"Cadet Kirk","author":"Diane L. Carey","date":"1996-10-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"{2DE623F18A964F3D9FB4138174FDE699}","series":"YA-TOS","nchap":16,"nword":25446,"nchar":151638}
{"title":"Lifeline","author":"Bobbi J. G. Weiss","date":"1997-08-01","publisher":"Demco Media","identifier":"0606138013","series":"YA-VOY","nchap":1,"nword":22632,"nchar":132247}
{"title":"The Chance Factor","author":"Diana G. Gallagher","date":"1997-09-01","publisher":"Aladdin","identifier":"0671007327","series":"YA-VOY","nchap":12,"nword":22275,"nchar":130989}
{"title":"Quarantine","author":"Patricia Barnes-Svarney","date":"1997-10-01","publisher":"Demco Media","identifier":"060613803X","series":"YA-VOY","nchap":12,"nword":23989,"nchar":136981}