Totality Trilogy Books in Order
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The Totality Trilogy, authored by William Shatner and published in 2002, follows Captain James T. Kirk as he confronts a mysterious alien force known as The Totality during his five-year mission. The series spans multiple Star Trek eras, featuring Kirk's interactions with other iconic characters such as Spock, Picard, and McCoy, while exploring themes of conflict, legacy, and the unknown. The narrative weaves through events including an alien invasion, political intrigue, and ancient mysteries, emphasizing Kirk's leadership and enduring impact on the Star Trek universe.
This is a sub-series of the larger Star Trek (Pocket Books) series — see that page for every book in the wider setting.
Publication order
In the order the books were originally released.
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Buy on Amazon2002 · William Shatner
The Dominion War has ended, and the Federation is at peace. James T. Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard travel to Bajor to explore the ruins of an ancient…
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Buy on Amazon2002 · William Shatner and Judith Reeves-Stevens
In this 2003 novel by William Shatner, set after Star Trek: Nemesis, Ambassador Spock is assassinated at a Romulan peace rally. Retired Admiral James…
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Buy on Amazon2002 · William Shatner, Garfield Reeves-Stevens and Judith Reeves-Stevens
During Kirk's five-year mission, a mysterious alien threat called "The Totality" began a stealthy invasion of the Milky Way. Having twice before…
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Totality Trilogy books in?
Read them in publication order, starting with “Star Trek - Captain's Peril”. Start with “Star Trek - Captain's Peril.”
How many books are in the Totality Trilogy series?
We list 3 books by William Shatner , published in 2002.
Where can I buy the Totality Trilogy books?
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