Titan: Absent Enemies

John Jackson Miller

Feb 2014 · Star Trek Book 43 · Sold by Simon and Schuster

About this ebook

A thrilling e-novella based on Star Trek: The Next Generation, following the dramatic events as chronicled in the New York Times bestselling story arc The Fall!

Newly promoted Admiral William Riker and the crew of the U.S.S. Titan are ordered to race to Garadius IV—a planet Riker knows all too well from an unsuccessful peace mission when he was still first officer of the U.S.S. Enterprise. But this time, he finds a mysterious new situation: one with the potential to imperil the entire Federation. One of the warring parties has simply vanished…

Ratings and reviews

The story is ok but the whole book so short i read it in a hour and a half... Y so much shorter than the others? Dissapointed... I was wondering y u couldn't buy this as a real book and now i know... It would only be about 40-50 pages... And considering i paid 3x as much for this than any of the rest of the series which are all at least 200 pages i think it sucks

Started out good but lost steam very quickly. The main characters felt like they were written by someone who had never heard of Star Trek before.

Waste of my time and money ive never read a more disappointing titan book and it was very brief clearly the series lost its point when riker stopped being the captain.

About the author

John Jackson Miller is the New York Times bestselling author of Star Trek: Picard: Rogue Elements, Star Trek: Discovery: Die Standing, Star Trek: Discovery: The Enterprise War, the acclaimed Star Trek: Prey trilogy (Hell’s Heart, The Jackal’s Trick, The Hall of Heroes), and the novels Star Trek: The Next Generation: Takedown, Star Wars: A New Dawn, Star Wars: Kenobi, Star Wars: Knight Errant, Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith—The Collected Stories; and fifteen Star Wars graphic novels, as well as the original work Overdraft: The Orion Offensive. He has also written the enovella Star Trek: Titan: Absent Enemies. A comics industry historian and analyst, he has written for franchises including Halo, Conan, Iron Man, Indiana Jones, Battlestar Galactica, Mass Effect, and The Simpsons. He lives in Wisconsin with his wife, two children, and far too many comic books.