Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: Toward the Night

By: James Swallow

Narrated by: Robert Petkoff

A thrilling new novel based on the Paramount+ TV series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds!

While patrolling the borders of the Klingon Empire, Captain Christopher Pike and the crew of the USS Enterprise record a series of subspace echoes from a planet orbiting a volatile flare star—and when Lieutenant Spock and Commander Una Chin-Riley lead a landing party to learn more, they discover the ruins of a dead civilization and evidence of starship-grade metals…quite possibly a crash site.

As they continue to investigate the strange signals, Spock and Una find shocking signs of dangerous alien life and remnants of what can only be Federation hardware. The trail soon leads Pike and Enterprise’s helmswoman Lieutenant Erica Ortegas deep into the mystery of a lost Starfleet vessel, missing in action for over ninety years—and to a terrible dilemma that will challenge the crew to question their past...and their future.

Excellent

This is an excellent book. I highly recommend for any Sci-Fi fans most especially Star Trek fans.

plot is great!

moved quickly, great plot. the reading was great. the new or side characters were well developed and had distinct voices.

Bugs and Bears

I enjoyed another of Petkoff's Star Trek narrations. The occasional time warp storyline is fun, but I usually prefer the stories set in one time line. Overall 5 stars and highly recommended.

engineer, Sean Ferrick lives!

I liked this story I liked it’s Klingon interferences I liked the giant bugs but most of all I liked engineer Sean Ferrick.

Shout out to Trek culture on YouTube

Wow

the whole story just flowed together it didn't confuse me with the time travel. and the characters all had an important part. I loved the entire story.