Deep Space Nine (young readers) novels 11

Nog says he has seen a ghost on the station, and Jake doesn't believe him, until a shimmering figure with glowing eyes appears in his quarters and leads him into the depths of Deep Space Nine.

Jake and Nog stow away on Dr. Bashir's shuttle to Bajor and see him kidnapped. With a Bajoran girl's help they cross the wastelands to rescue him.

A new boy in Jake and Nog's class, whose parents were killed by Cardassians, wants to join the Bajoran resistance, and when a Cardassian official's daughter stows away on the station, he sees his chance.

Jake and Nog look after a playful creature that escaped from a freighter, while an alien captain threatens to destroy the station unless his missing crown prince is returned.

A Ferengi opens a virtual reality arcade on the Promenade, and soon children all over the station are falling into comas, their minds trapped inside a game.

Keiko O'Brien takes her class through the wormhole to a safe, boring planet, until a Cardassian raider shoots down their runabout and the students are stranded among plants that move and scream.

Jake and Nog sneak aboard a ship of nomadic traders to look at their star maps and are carried off to their secret homeworld, where they must pass a dangerous rite of passage to be allowed to leave.

Jake and Nog take jobs running remote-controlled mining machines like a video game, until they discover the screens are showing a real war.

Bored, Jake and Nog explore an abandoned deck of the station on Garak's advice and find a Cardassian toy that keeps replicating itself.

At a Starfleet summer camp on a planet whose people destroyed themselves, Jake and Nog fall out, until an accident sets off an ancient bomb and they have to work together to stop it.

Jake, Nog and O'Brien follow a thief through a time machine to Normandy in 1944, where he plans to warn the Nazis about the D-Day landings.