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“Star Trek” Series Texas Talking Book Program • Star “STAR TREK” SERIES TEXAS TALKING BOOK PROGRAM STAR TREK: CHILDREN'S SERIES STAR TREK: PRISONER OF VEGA (1977) LERNER, SHARON DB 14623 [IN PROCESS] STAR TREK: THE TRUTH MACHINE (1977) CERF, CHRISTOF DB 13451 STAR TREK: THE BEST OF TREK FROM THE MAGAZINE FOR STAR TREK FANS BEST OF TREK: FROM THE MAGAZINE FOR STAR TREK FANS (1978) IRWIN, WALTER BR 05966 /DB 14618 [IN PROCESS] BEST OF TREK #2: FROM THE MAGAZINE FOR STAR TREK FANS (1980) IRWIN, WALTER DB 22644 BEST OF TREK #3: FROM THE MAGAZINE FOR STAR TREK FANS (1980) IRWIN, WALTER BR 06036 BEST OF TREK #4: FROM THE MAGAZINE FOR STAR TREK FAN (1981) IRWIN, WALTER BR 0615 BEST OF TREK #5: FROM THE MAGAZINE FOR STAR TREK FANS (1982) IRWIN, WALTER BR 06158 STAR TREK 1: ORIGINAL TELEVISION SERIES STAR TREK 2 (1973) BLISH, JAMES BRA 14060 [INTERLIBRARY-LOAN ONLY] STAR TREK 5 (1972) BLISH, JAMES DB 14291 [IN PROCESS] STAR TREK 8 (1972) BLISH, JAMES DB 13573 TIME FOR YESTERDAY (1988) CRISPIN, A.C. DBC 00160 9/2016 “STAR TREK” SERIES TEXAS TALKING BOOK PROGRAM STAR TREK 2 STAR TREK: THE NEW VOYAGES (1976) MARSHAK, SONDRA CI 00953 TOS [NOT YET DIGITIZED] STAR TREK: THE NEW VOYAGES 2 (1977) MARSHAK, SONDRA CI 00794 [NOT YET DIGITIZED] FATE OF THE PHOENIX (1979) MARSHAK, SONDRA DBC 03030 [INTERLIBRARY LOAN ONLY] STAR TREK 3 YESTERDAY'S SON (1983) CRISPIN, A.C. DB 20151 MUTINY ON THE ENTERPRISE (1983) VARDEMAN, ROBERT E. DB 21833 STAR TREK III, THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK (1984) MCINTYRE, VONDA DB 27382 VULCAN ACADEMY MURDERS (1984) LORRAH, JEAN BR 08131/DB 30873 UHURA'S SONG (1985) KAGAN, JANET DB 25238 CHAIN OF ATTACK (1987) DEWEESE, GENE DB 26694 DEEP DOMAIN (1987) WEINSTEIN, HOWARD DB 26697 ROMULAN WAY (1987) DUANE, DIANE DB 27163 IDIC EPIDEMIC (1988) LORRAH, JEAN DB 29038 TIMETRAP: STAR TREK (1988) DVORKIN, DAVID DB 29159 THREE-MINUTE UNIVERSE (1988) PAUL, BARBARA DB 28046 MEMORY PRIME (1988) REEVES-STEVENS, GARFIELD DB 29027 FINAL NEXUS (1988) DEWEESE, GENE DB 30281 VULCAN'S GLORY (1989) FONTANA, D.C. DB 30275 DOUBLE, DOUBLE (1989) FRIEDMAN, MICHA DB 30991 CRY OF THE ONLIES (1989) KLASS, JUDY BR 08303/DB 3(1972 RULES OF ENGAGEMENT (1990) MORWOOD, PETER BR 08301/DB 3(1974 PANDORA PRINCIPLE (1990) CLOWES, CAROLYN BR 08251/DB 3(1973 DOCTOR'S ORDERS (1990) DUANE, DIANE BR 08426/DB 32608 ENEMY UNSEEN (1990) MITCHELL, V.E. BR 08460/DB 32023 GHOST WALKER (1991) HAMBLY, BARBARA BR 08728/DB 33924 FLAG FULL OF STARS (1991) FERGUSON, BRAD BR 08526/DB 33015 9/2016 “STAR TREK” SERIES TEXAS TALKING BOOK PROGRAM LEGACY (1991) FRIEDMAN, MICHAEL DB 33047 RIFT (1991) DAVID, PETER BR 09096/DB 34029 DISINHERITED (1992) DAVID, PETER BR 09086/DB 34044 ICE TRAP (1992) GRAF, L.A. DB 37978 SANCTUARY (1992) VORNHOLT, JOHN BR 09138/DB 35877 STARSHIP TRAP (1993) GILDEN, MEL DB 38336 [IN PROCESS] WINDOWS ON A LOST WORLD (1993) MITCHELL, V.E. BR 09580/DB 38373 [IN PROCESS] GREAT STARSHIP RACE (1993) CAREY, DIANE BR 09424/DB 37623 FEARFUL SUMMONS (1995) FLINN, DENNY MARTIN DB 44180 STAR TREK 3A/3B: ODYSSEY ENTERPRISE, THE FIRST ADVENTURE (1986) MCINTYRE, VONDA DB 25383 STRANGERS FROM THE SKY (1987) BONANNO, MARGARET W. DB 27122 FINAL FRONTIER (1988) CAREY, DIANE DB 29029 SPOCK'S WORLD (1988) DUANE, DIANE DB 28019 LOST YEARS (1989) DILLARD, J.M. BR 08056/DB 30643 PRIME DIRECTIVE (1990) REEVES-STEVENS, GARFIELD DB 3(1975 PROBE (1992) BONANNO, MARGARET W. BR 09072/DB 35859 SHADOWS ON THE SUN (1993) FRIEDMAN, MICHAEL JAN BR 09497/DB 37988 FEDERATION (1994) REEVES-STEVENS, JUDITH DB 39662 [IN PROCESS] SAREK (1994) CRISPIN, A.C. BR 09662/DB 39107 ASHES OF EDEN (1995) SHATNER, WILLIAM DB 45690 RETURN: STAR TREK; ODYSSEY, BOOK 2 (1996) SHATNER, WILLIAM DB 56702 AVENGER: STAR TREK; ODYSSEY, BOOK 3 (1997) SHATNER, WILLIAM DB 56719 CAPTAIN'S PERIL: ASTAR TREK NOVEL (2002) SHATNER, WILLIAM DB 58868 9/2016 “STAR TREK” SERIES TEXAS TALKING BOOK PROGRAM STAR TREK 4/4A: THE NEXT GENERATION CAPTAINS' HONOR (1989) DVORKIN, DAVID BR 08235/DB 31968 DOOMSDAY WORLD (1990) CARTER, CARMEN BR 08302/DB 31983 EXILES (1990) WEINSTEIN, HOWARD BR 08417/DB 32016 FORTUNE'S LIGHT (1991) FRIEDMAN, MICHAEL JAN BR 08454/DB 32033 BOOGEYMEN (1991) GILDEN, MEL BR 08643/DB 33030 Q-IN-LAW (1991) DAVID, PETER BR 08665/DB 33915 PERCHANCE TO DREAM (1991) WEINSTEIN, HOWARD BR 08852/DB 34025 CHAINS OF COMMAND (1992) MCCAY, W.A. BR 09101/DB 35624 IMBALANCE (1992) MITCHELL, V.E. BR 09090/DB 35625 WAR DRUMS (1992) VORNHOLT, JOHN BR 11072/DB 44058 HERE THERE BE DRAGONS (1993) PEEL, JOHN DB 44946 DEBTORS' PLANET (1994) THOMPSON, W.R. BR 09714/DB 39420 INTO THE NEBULA (1995) DEWEESE, GENE DB 44646 METAMORPHOSIS (1990) LORRAH, JEAN DB 31427 REUNION (1991) FRIEDMAN, MICHAEL JAN BR 08757/DB 33941 VENDETTA (1991) DAVID, PETER BR 08660/DB 33031 IMZADI (1992) DAVID, PETER BR 091(19/DB 35626 DARK MIRROR (1993) DUANE, DIANE BR 09730/DB 38892 DEVIL'S HEART (1993) CARTER, CARMEN BR 10428/DB 41008 Q-SQUARED (1994) DAVID, PETER BR 09867/DB 39441 [IN PROCESS] 9/2016 “STAR TREK” SERIES TEXAS TALKING BOOK PROGRAM STAR TREK 5/5A: DEEP SPACE NINE SIEGE (1993) DAVID, PETER DB 45125 BLOODLETTER (1993) JETER, K.W. DB 46067 BIG GAME (1993) SCHOFIELD, SAND DB 40814 FALLEN HEROES (1994) DAFYDD AB HUGH DB 41005 ANTIMATTER (1994) VORNHOLT, JOHN DB 42177 PROUD HELIOS (1995) SCOTT, MELISSA DB 46113 DEVIL IN THE SKY (1995) COX, GREG DB 44943 STATION RAGE (1995) CAREY, DIANE DB 45764 OBJECTIVE: BAJOR (1996) PEEL, JOHN DB 46114 PROPHECY AND CHANGE: STAR TREK, DEEP SPACE NINE (2003) DB 60696 UNITY: STAR TREK, DEEP SPACE NINE (2003) PERRY, S.D. DB 59375 STAR TREK 6: BOOKS FROM STAR TREK MOVIES STAR TREK, THE MOTION PICTURE: A NOVEL (1979) RODDENBERRY, GENE DB 15108 STAR TREK, THE WRATH OF KHAN (1982) MCINTYRE, VONDADB 18556 [IN PROCESS] STAR TREK III, THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK (1984) MCINTYRE, VONDA DB 27382 STAR TREK IV, THE VOYAGE HOME (1986) MCINTYRE, VONDA DB 25967 STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER (1989) DILLARD, J.M. DB 54273 STAR TREK VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY (1992) DILLARD, J.M. BR 08890/DB 34031 UNIFICATION (1990) TAYLOR, JERI BR 09117/DB 35623 STAR TREK GENERATIONS (1994) DILLARD, J.M. BR 09953/DB 40623 STAR TREK (2009) FOSTER, ALAN DEAN BR 18913/DB 70035 9/2016 .
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