Peter David

Captain Picard faces an overwhelming challenge when the obstinate Klingons become involved in a deadly confrontation with the previously peaceful Cantovs, and as thousands of innocent civilians die, it is the Captain alone who can save millions of others

Strike Zone

Peter Allen David

The Klingons--never one of the Federation's most cooperative members--become engaged in a deadly conflict with a previously peaceful race. This conflict has already claimed several thousand civilian lives. Now a great cry of revenge goes up on both sides, and unless Picard can defuse the lust for battle, millions more will perish!

Andrea Mack

** spoiler alert **
           I don't often write reviews, but this book is so very weird. 

The weirdness starts with a teenage girl telling Riker his beard is super sexy, stroking her hands thorough it, and him being amused by it (in a creepy kinda way). Picard doesn't listen to Troi's counsel ("I can do my job Counsellor!). Picard gets a sense of humour. Picard is attracted to Pulaski (what??). Ten-Forward becomes "Ten-Four". Pulaski doesn't bother to help a patient because there's just no helping them, and then just lets Wesley give it a go because he has "picked some things up from his mom." 

I had to stop at this point because it was like bizarroTrek.

Strike Zone

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