Peter David

Grief-stricken at the mysterious death of Counsellor Deanna Troi, with whom he once enjoyed a tempestuous affair on her planet of Betazed, Commander Riker journeys across time

Imzadi

Grief-stricken at the mysterious death of counsellor Deanna Troi, with whom he once enjoyed a tempestuous affair on her planet of Betazed, Commander Riker journeys across time to fight Imzadi, one of her closest friends. 150,000 first printing.

Ken Gagne

This was a sweet story of the courtship of young Lieutenant Riker and local psychology student Deanna Troi. It's fun to be introduced to these characters, including Lwaxana and Mr. Homn, and to see the changing dynamics among them. It gives a more meaning to the relationship hinted at in "Encounter at Farpoint" and throughout TNG. The main story is framed by a tale of time travel -- what would Star Trek be without it? At first I was disappointed by the presence of this hackneyed sci-fi trope, but it gives greater context by looking at the long-term consequences of what was, is, and could be.

Follows Deanna Troi's troubled romance with Lieutenant Commander Worf and the personal issues she faced in coming to terms with her lingering feelings for Riker

Imzadi

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