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Traitor Winds

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From the back cover: It began with The Lost Years, the long-awaited story of what happened to Captain Kirk and the legendary crew of the USS Enterprise when their original five-year mission ended. Now, it is more than a year later, and Kirk and his crew have settled into their new, separate assignments.

But when Sulu and Chekov find themselves framed for murder and treason, the two officers are forced to go into hiding. As Admiral Kirk and Uhura frantically search for evidence to prove Sulu and Chekov innocent, they uncover a plot that threatens the very foundations of Starfleet.

The web of conspiracy is woven tighter as the real culprits and Federation agents close in on the fugitives. Unsure of whom to trust and with time running out, the former USS Enterprise shipmates must once again rely on each other to find the truth and prevent the Federation from facing utter destruction.

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This is the third in the "Lost Years" series of novels, which recount the events between the end of the original five-year mission and TOS movie: Star Trek: The Motion Picture. It was preceeded by TOS novel: A Flag Full of Stars, although it apparently takes place before that novel.

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Peter BroadPavel ChekovJackson KahleJames T. KirkJabilo M'BengaLeonard McCoyMark PiperHikaru SuluNyota Uhura

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United Federation of Planets

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The Lost Years Novels
The Lost Years | Traitor Winds | A Flag Full of Stars | Recovery
published order
Previous novel:
The Patrian Transgression
TOS numbered novels Next novel:
Crossroad
chronological order
Previous Adventure:
The Lost Years
Pocket Next Adventure:
Shadows of the Indignant
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