Star Trek: Discovery: The Enterprise War

By: John Jackson Miller

Narrated by: Robert Petkoff

A high-stakes Star Trek action-adventure, this original novel thrusts Captain Christopher Pike and the crew of the USS Enterprise into a brutal conflict sparked by war between the Federation and the Klingon Empire.

When hostilities erupt between the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire, Captain Pike races to bring the Enterprise home and join the fight. Instead, the ship becomes trapped in the deadly Pergamum Nebula, where ancient enemies wage a merciless battle—and the Enterprise and her crew become prizes in a far more dangerous game.

Scattered and cut off from Earth for an entire year, Pike and his formidable first officer, Number One, must search for their missing crew while struggling to keep the ship intact. As command fractures and time runs out, Science Officer Spock confronts a mystery that challenges even his extraordinary intellect—one that could determine not only the crew’s survival, but the fate of the Enterprise itself.

Solid Trek

A little slow in the beginning but overall a solid story that ties perfectly in with the second season of ST Discovery. If you lived Pikes adventures on the series, dont skip this one.

Pike and Discovery fans will love it

if you fell in love which Star Trek Discovery season 2 in the story of Captain Christopher Pike and how he came to be in season 2 if you're a fan of the original series this book will thrill you

A great Enterprise story

While I do not like Discovery, I enjoyed this of Pike, Spock, and crew of the Enterprise.

A perfect story and prequel to Discovery Season 2!

There is so much good to talk about in this book. Firstly, it does a wonderful job in connecting the canon of various books with what we had seen from Discovery’s first and second seasons. Secondly, the characters are all written so well, each with their distinctive journeys that you can practically see the actors saying the lines. Third, the story between what happened with the Boundless and Rengru is a classic yet wonderfully powerful tale of history and miscommunication, and what happens when we allow prejudice to keep us from listening to each other, and if nothing more, it shows the importance of the values that the Federation and Starfleet try up to instill and uphold.

If you’ve been wondering about what Captain Pike and his crew were up to during the Klingon War, this story will give you plenty of things to chew on.

And if you’re a fan of Discovery, I highly recommend you read this book and then watch Season 2 again, because the events of this book certainly gives you new insight into the story of the second season!

Overall, this is just a wonderful addition to the Trek books universe!!

A must read to learn where 1701 was during the war

Absolutely loved it! A must read if you love the Pike / Spoke storyline. Excellently told!