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Betrayal was a 1994 Deep Space Nine novel released by Pocket Books, the only Star Trek work of author Lois Tilton.

Description[]

Ambassadors from all over the Federation have assembled on Deep Space 9 for a conference that will determine the future of the planet Bajor. Keeping dozens of ambassadors happy is hard enough, but when hidden terrorists start blowing up the station, Commander Benjamin Sisko must track a hidden enemy who strikes at will. Then things get even worse: A new Cardassian commander arrives, demanding the return of Deep Space 9 to the Cardassian Empire. With Deep Space 9 now a dangerous minefield, Sisko must defuse a situation that threatens the very existence of the planet Bajor.

Summary[]

Various races and cultures are visiting Deep Space 9 for a conference to negotiate for access to potential markets in the Gamma Quadrant accessable via the newly discovered Bajoran wormhole. The conference, however, is being threatened by a wave of bombings taking place on the space station, presumably carried out by a Bajoran faction.

At the same time the Cardassian government, declared traitors for abandoning the wormhole, has been toppled by a coup, and a Galor-class starship under the command of one Gul Marak has arrived on the station, demanding the return of Terok Nor, the handover of which they claim was illegitimate as it was conducted by the "traitor's" government. A conflict over the issue is averted temporarily, but soon Marak is complaning that one of his crew has taken refuge on the station and is demanding his return.

All the while the bombings continue, and an ultimatum by the apparent culprits is given to the station commanders, evacuate within 72 hours or be destroyed.

References[]

Characters[]

AmranJulian BashirBeratBojja RiynJadzia DaxSkrain DukatElim GarakGelia TorlyHalekHnada DelsJas-qalJatteraKira NerysKulatLeirisMarakNogKeiko O'BrienMiles O'BrienOccinoOdoPhongsitQuarkReis IlenRomBenjamin SiskoJake SiskoAgguggt! ambassadorKlystron ambassadorKovassii ambassadorNev'turian representativeQismilian representativeVnartia representativeZ'ood ambassador
Referenced only
KarelLokBenjamin MaxwellJean-Luc PicardQTal

Locations[]

Bajoran wormholeBajorDeep Space 9 (Operations centerPromenadeQuark'sReplimatStation commander's office)
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CardassiaFarside StationGamma QuadrantIrelandPort HorrthaSetlik IIITerok Nor

Starships and vehicles[]

CrawlaboutUSS Rio Grande (Danube-class) • Swift Striker (Galor-class dreadnought)
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USS Enterprise-DUSS PhoenixUSS RutledgeUSS Saratoga

Races and cultures[]

Agguggt!AndorianAresaiBajoranB'kaaziCardassianChangelingFerengiHumanKlingonKlystronKovassiiNev'turianOrionQismilianRigellianTellariteTrillVnartiaZ'ood
Referenced only
Borg

States and organizations[]

Bajoran MilitiaBajoran Provisional GovernmentCardassian EmpireKohn-MaLoyalty Investigation BoardRevancheStarfleetUnited Federation of Planets
Referenced only
Shakaar resistance cell

Ranks and titles[]

ambassadorcommanderfleet admiralgulsubofficer

Science and technology[]

antideuteriumengineering tricorderholosexholosuiteneutrinoreplicatorspace stationstarshipsynthesizerturboshaftwormhole

Other references[]

2370Cardiecommanddabodress uniformfarkFederation-Cardassian Treaty of 2366Ferengi Rules of AcquisitionflakkfrakkgovernmentIrishIrish alekanarKenyan coffeeMavarian stoutmeat rollOccupation of BajorplanetPrime DirectiveRigellian brandySetlik III Massacrestation logsynthaleterrorismtreasonyellow alert

Appendices[]

Related stories[]

  • Sisko recalls punching Q in "Q-Less". O'Brien recalls the events of "The Wounded".
  • The Revanche party are also mentioned in Valhalla.

Images[]

Connections[]

published order
Previous novel:
Fallen Heroes
DS9 numbered novels Next novel:
Warchild
chronological order
Previous Adventure:
Engines of Destiny
Pocket Next Adventure:
Future Shock
15th entry
Previous Adventure:
Valhalla
Deep Space Nine Adventures Next Adventure:
The Homecoming


Translations[]
1995
German : Verrat, translated by Bernhard Kempen. (Heyne)
2000
French : Trahison, translated by Bruno Guévin. (Ada)

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