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All 98 episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise, with its 20 novels set in between. Watching the show? Find the episode you just saw: the novels below it come next.
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Jonathan Archer, the first Captain of the Starship Enterprise, must lead his crew on their mission to explore the universe, but first they must get past the Klingons, in a novelization of the pilot episode of Star Trek: Enterprise.
After a disastrous first contact with the Fazi, Archer must depend on T'Pol and Hoshi Sato to help him mend relations with the people of this planet, and unravel the mystery of the other creatures living on the world.
Trying to uncover the truth about the death of Ensign Alana Hart, Lieutenant Malcolm Reed, Captain Jonathan Archer and his crew find themselves caught in the middle of a fierce conflict between two warring civilizations.
Starship Enterprise NX-01's Captain Jonathan Archer must prove his crew innocent in the deaths of thirty-six hundred colonists or Starfleet will agree with the Vulcan High Command that humans are not yet ready for deep-space exploration.
Forced into killing as an act of self-defense, Vulcan Sub-Commander T'Pol fears that she has forsaken the teachings of Surak and vows never again to kill, for any reason, despite Captain Archer's warning that her actions could endanger the entire ship.
When a freak explosion cripples the Enterprise, Trip is forced to abandon his ship. As he is on the verge of mounting a desperate rescue attempt, a shocking turn of events forces him to confront the ghosts of Daedalus, a ship from his past.
Enterprise has crossed over into an alternate universe and into the middle of a civil war set off by a brutal warlord who has used technology stolen from the Daedalus to enslave his people.
The Suliban Silik claims that the attack on Earth was just a test, and the next attack will destroy Archer's home planet ... unless he and the Enterprise crew stop it. To do so, they must enter a region of space called The Expanse.
Without warning or provocation an alien weapon appears above Earth and unleashes a blast that kills millions across two continents. A second such weapon could destroy the entire planet. In a desperate bid to save Earth and its people, Starfleet must change its mission from one of peaceful exploration to one of military service.
Captain Archer and the crew of the Enterprise find their way forward blocked by a mysterious alien vessel. Unable to decipher the alien ship's transmissions, unwilling to risk a battle, Enterprise is forced to veer from its planned course.
Captain Jonathan Archer lost a close friend, or so it seemed for many years. But with the passage of time, and the declassification of certain crucial files, the truth about that fateful day, the day that Commander Charles "Trip" Tucker III didn't die, can finally be revealed.
To protect the cargo ships essential to the continuing existence of the fledgling Coalition of Planets, the captains of the United Earth's Starfleet are ordered to interstellar picket duty. Captain Archer knows that the Romulans are hostile and he believes they are the force behind the cargo ship attacks.
The rise of the Coalition of Planets strikes dread within the Romulan Star Empire. Perfecting a way of remotely controlling Coalition ships and using them as weapons against one another, the Romulans hope to drive a wedge of suspicion and mistrust between these new allies.
The Coalition of Planets has shattered. Horrified by how easily the Romulans can seize control of their advanced starships, turning them into weapons, Andor and Tellar have joined Vulcan on the sidelines. Humanity is now the only thing that stands between the Romulans and total domination of the galaxy.
A new nation has arisen from the ashes of the Romulan War: the United Federation of Planets. When a new threat emerges from a force so alien and hostile that negotiation seems impossible, a group of unaligned worlds asks Starfleet to come to its defense.
Admiral Jonathan Archer hopes to bring the diverse inhabitants of the powerful and prosperous Rigel system into the Federation. Meanwhile, the sinister Orion Syndicate recruits new allies of its own, seeking to beat the Federation at its own game.
Admiral Archer and Captain T’Pol investigate the true writings of Vulcan’s great philosopher Surak, and when a long-forgotten technological threat re-emerges beyond the Federation’s borders, Captain Malcolm Reed attempts to track down its origins with help from his old friend Tucker.
The Starfleet task force commanded by Captain Malcolm Reed continues its fight against the deadly Ware technology, but one of the task force ships is captured, its Andorian crew imprisoned. Archer sends Captain T’Pol and Endeavour to assist Reed in his efforts to free the captured officers.
Following the destructive consequences of the Ware crisis, Admiral Archer and Section 31 agent Trip Tucker both attempt to change their institutions to prevent further such tragedies. Archer pushes for a Starfleet directive of non-interference and Tucker plays a dangerous game against the corrupt leaders of Section 31.
Nine new Star Trek captains belly up to the bar to tell their tales of adventure and romance, of triumph and tragedy, of duty and honor, of debts paid and prices exacted.