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San Francisco, 2249: a seventeen-year-old Jim Kirk wants nothing to do with Starfleet, and a young Spock is trying to prove himself to his parents. A conspiracy at the Vulcan Embassy brings them together for the first time.
The Totality, an alien force Kirk first met on his five-year mission, invades the galaxy, and Kirk and Picard find themselves on opposite sides of the war. The end of the Totality trilogy.
When Spock is assassinated at a Romulan peace rally, Kirk, now retired with a young son, travels to Romulus as a civilian with Picard, McCoy and Scotty to find out who killed his friend.
After the Dominion War, Kirk and Picard take a diving holiday among the ruins of a sunken city on Bajor, until their equipment is sabotaged and a killer goes after the scientists. Kirk is reminded of an early mission as captain of the Enterprise.
Tiberius is after the technology of the ancient First Federation, and Kirk and Picard race to stop him before two universes collide. The end of Shatner's Mirror Universe trilogy.
Emperor Tiberius, the Mirror Universe Kirk, has followed Kirk into our universe, and Kirk has to stop the most dangerous enemy he has ever faced: himself.
Kirk returns to Earth for the first time since his supposed death, while Picard's Enterprise is sent to investigate a mystery that leads to the Mirror Universe and Kirk's ruthless counterpart, Emperor Tiberius.
A virus that kills plant life threatens to starve the Federation, and Kirk, back from the dead, teams up with Spock and Picard to find out who is behind it.
The Borg and a rogue Romulan commander bring Kirk back to life after his death on Veridian III and send him to kill Picard. Kirk's resurrection, as told by William Shatner.
Six months before the Enterprise-B launch, Kirk is facing retirement when a young woman offers him one last adventure. William Shatner's first Star Trek novel, set at the end of Kirk's career.