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How Much for Just the Planet?

Star Trek: The Original Series (numbered novels) #36

How Much for Just the Planet?

John M. Ford

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Book 2 of Worlds Apart.

Dilithium. In crystalline form, the most valuable mineral in the galaxy. It powers the Federation's starships... and the Klingon Empire's battlecruisers. Now on a small, out-of-the-way planet named Direidi, the greatest fortune in dilithium crystals ever seen has been found.

Under the terms of the Organian Peace Treaty, the planet will go to the side best able to develop the planet and its resourses. Each side will contest the prize with the prime of its fleet. For the Federation - Captain James T. Kirk and the Starship Enterprise. For the Klingons - Captain Kaden vestai-Oparai and the Fire Blossom.

Only the Direidians are writing their own script for this contest - script that propels the crew of the Starship Enterprise into their strangest adventure yet!

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#1 · 1979Star Trek: The Motion Picture #2 · 1981The Entropy Effect #3 · 1981The Klingon Gambit #4 · 1981The Covenant of the Crown #5 · 1982The Prometheus Design #6 · 1982The Abode of Life #7 · 1982The Wrath of Khan #8 · 1983Black Fire #9 · 1983Triangle #10 · 1983Web of the Romulans #11 · 1983Yesterday's Son #12 · 1983Mutiny on the Enterprise #13 · 1983The Wounded Sky #14 · 1984The Trellisane Confrontation #15 · 1984Corona #16 · 1984The Final Reflection #17 · 1984Star Trek III: The Search for Spock #18 · 1984My Enemy, My Ally #19 · 1984The Tears of the Singers #20 · 1984The Vulcan Academy Murders #21 · 1985Uhura's Song #22 · 1985Shadow Lord #23 · 1985Ishmael #24 · 1985Killing Time #25 · 1985Dwellers in the Crucible #26 · 1985Pawns and Symbols #27 · 1986Mindshadow #28 · 1986Crisis on Centaurus #29 · 1986Dreadnought! #30 · 1986Demons #31 · 1986Battlestations! #32 · 1987Chain of Attack #33 · 1987Deep Domain #34 · 1987Dreams of the Raven #35 · 1987The Romulan Way #36 · 1987How Much for Just the Planet? #37 · 1987Bloodthirst #38 · 1988The IDIC Epidemic #39 · 1988Time for Yesterday #40 · 1988Timetrap #41 · 1988The Three-Minute Universe #42 · 1988Memory Prime #43 · 1988The Final Nexus #44 · 1989Vulcan's Glory #45 · 1989Double, Double #46 · 1989The Cry of the Onlies #47 · 1989The Kobayashi Maru #48 · 1989Rules of Engagement #49 · 1990The Pandora Principle #50 · 1990Doctor's Orders #51 · 1990Enemy Unseen #52 · 1990Home Is the Hunter #53 · 1991Ghost-Walker #54 · 1991A Flag Full of Stars #55 · 1991Renegade #56 · 1991Legacy #57 · 1991The Rift #58 · 1992Faces of Fire #59 · 1992The Disinherited #60 · 1992Ice Trap #61 · 1992Sanctuary #62 · 1992Death Count #63 · 1998Shell Game #64 · 1993The Starship Trap #65 · 1993Windows on a Lost World #66 · 1993From the Depths #67 · 1993The Great Starship Race #68 · 1994Firestorm #69 · 1994The Patrian Transgression #70 · 1994Traitor Winds #71 · 1994Crossroad #72 · 1994The Better Man #73 · 1995Recovery #74 · 1995The Fearful Summons #75 · 1995First Frontier #76 · 1992The Captain's Daughter #77 · 1996Twilight's End #78 · 1996The Rings of Tautee #79 · 1996First Strike #80 · 1996The Joy Machine #81 · 1997Mudd in Your Eye #82 · 1997Mind Meld #83 · 1997Heart of the Sun #84 · 1998Assignment: Eternity #85 · 1998Republic: My Brother's Keeper 1 #86 · 1998Constitution: My Brother's Keeper 2 #87 · 1998Enterprise: My Brother's Keeper 3 #88 · 1999Across the Universe #89 · 2000Wagon Train to the Stars #90 · 2000Belle Terre #91 · 2000Rough Trails #92 · 2000The Flaming Arrow #93 · 2000Thin Air #94 · 2000Challenger #95 · 2000Swordhunt #96 · 2000Honor Blade #97 · 2002In the Name of Honor
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John M. Ford

John Milo "Mike" Ford (1957–2006) was an American science fiction and fantasy writer, game designer and poet.

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