Tag: Romulans

Night of the Raven

by T. August Green

Categories: Novels

Blurb

Commander Sela is back, and she is gunning for Jean-Luc Picard! In command of a Warbird with more teeth than anything Starfleet has ever conceived; she is a force to be reckoned with. A defector brings the tools needed to balance the scales, but will they be able to create a force powerful to push the Romulans back in time? It will take ingenuity, bravado and more than a little luck to save this day!

Set in an alternate timeline where the Enterprise-E is a Galaxy-class dreadnought (as seen in All Good Things…), T. August Green takes us on a roller-coaster ride that fulfils many wishes of the fans and shows us a brilliant new weapon that could make the Borg think twice!

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Or Not To Be

by Edward Mason McArdle

Categories: Novels

Blurb

What if Commander Riker and Data were thrown back in time 65 million years? What possible reason could the Romulans have for plotting such an event? And will they be happy with the results?

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Sorya

by Kara Hughes

Categories: Novels

Blurb

On the final voyage of the restored Enterprise-D, Admiral Jean-Luc Picard and his old crew are given what seems a simple diplomatic mission: escort a Klingon bride to New Romulus for a wedding meant to symbolise a fragile new peace. But Lady Kudraga of the House of Antaak carries with her a legacy that reaches back to Narendra III, the Enterprise-C, and the sacrifice of Lieutenant Tasha Yar — a woman honoured by Kudraga’s House as Sorya, their saviour.

When Sela, Tasha Yar’s half-Romulan daughter and former Tal Shiar operative, joins the mission, old wounds reopen across Klingon, Romulan, and Federation histories. Confronted with the truth of her mother’s courage and the unexpected trust of those she once might have called enemies, Sela must decide whether she can stand for something greater than the shadows that shaped her.

As hardliners move to stop the union and destroy the House of Antaak, the crew of the Enterprise must defend not only a wedding, but the fragile possibility of reconciliation. A story of honour, memory, sacrifice, and chosen legacy, Sorya asks what it means to stand when history, blood, and fear all say to step aside.

Editor’s Comments

Kara doesn’t often submit to the site, but when she does, she gives us gold.
Sorya is a marvellous story that brings a beautiful coda to the end of the ST Picard series, by giving the Enterprise-D a wonderful send-off and by closing the book on the story of Tasha Yar – and her much maligned half-Romulan daughter, Sela.
The story ties their story together from all timelines, and reminds us of what a wonderful woman Tasha was and how badly her character was treated by the writers.
Nearly all the TNG characters get something to do, and there’s a marvellous thread involving Data and his memories of Tasha, even given his resurrection(s).
Kara also writes in an immersive fashion that really has one seeing the scenes played out. Her prose is often quite poetic.

This is on my list of Highly Recommended.

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ST Continues 10: To Boldly Go Pt 1

by Vic Mignogna, James Kerwin, and Robert J Sawyer

Categories: YouTube Videos

Blurb

The Enterprise returns to the Great Barrier at the edge of the galaxy and finds a situation that is way beyond their control…

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ST Continues 11: To Boldy Go Pt 2

by Vic Mignogna, James Kerwin, and Robert J Sawyer

Categories: YouTube Videos

Blurb

The series concludes with the Enterprise and Romulan Commander facing off against the uplifted Espers. Spock makes a decision that will change the course of his life … and lead to the end of another.

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Star Trek: Endeavor

by Kai Bognet and Brian Sampson

Categories: YouTube Videos

Blurb

When a rogue planet, which contains a secret installation hiding an incredibly valuable secret, is about to cross into Romulan territory, the starship Endeavor is sent to retrieve it…

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Star Trek: Ghost in the Machine

by Paul Botta

Categories: Novels

Blurb

When the Federation science ship Leviathan is destroyed in orbit of the long-lost Wendorian home world, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Enterprise are dispatched to uncover the truth before suspicion ignites a war with the Romulan Empire.

On Wendor, ancient ruins whisper of a vanished civilisation whose power may have surpassed even the Federation’s. Among the Sindarians, descendants of Wendor’s forgotten legacy, Picard receives warnings of prophecy, apocalypse, and an entity known only as the Huundhraeyl. But as Starfleet searches for rational answers, Commander Data begins a spiritual quest of his own—one that may lead him to discover whether a machine can possess a soul.

With a Romulan Warbird looming at the edge of Federation space, survivors missing beneath Wendor’s dead skies, and an ancient force stirring in the shadows, the Enterprise must confront a mystery that reaches beyond science, faith, and the fragile boundary between life and oblivion.

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The Praetorian Plot

by Crewman 3rd Class Caulford

Categories: Short Stories

Blurb

A fascinating look into the world of Romulus and the way they go about their security.

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The Romulan War

by Mark Naccarato

Categories: YouTube Videos

Blurb

A documentary examining the first two years of the Earth-Romulan War.

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The Romulan War: Hunting Grounds

by Mark Naccarato

Categories: Audio Books/Drama

Blurb

The newly-rediscovered human colony on Terra Nova has come under attack by the Romulans and their leader Jamin calls for help. With the Starfleet picket force all but destroyed, it’s up to the MACO’s to protect the colonists on the ground. But MACO Sergeant Anderson Le soon discovers that the colony may not be the Romulans’ true target.

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