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    We are pleased to present a series of novellas/novelettes. These stories are specifically based on the New Voyages: Phase-II timeline, filling in the gaps between live-action episodes and exploring some of the themes presented in them. These stories were originally written and had a limited release back in 2014 and are now being re-released by us in a range of popular eBook formats. The re-release of these eBooks is our way of providing additional adventures to the fans of our existing episodes. 

    Written by Glenn E. Smith, a member of the New Voyages production crew, these stories enable us to continue going boldly where no fan series has gone before.

    They will be released one-by-one on this website in most common eBook formats:

    • Mobi (Kindle), 
    • ePub (Nook, Kobo, Sony reader and tablets)
    • PDF (Adobe Portable Document Format)
    • LRF (Older Sony Readers)
    • PDP (Older Palm Devices)

    Disclaimers:

    This work is a work of fan fiction and is made freely available to everyone at no cost. They are not official works of New Voyages: Phase II, they are simply the authors own interpretation of events related to our episodes. The author has not and will not receive any pay or other form of compensation for this work. It is not permitted to sell this work in any form or release it on any other platforms without our written permission. This eBook is authorized for release on condition that reference is given to our website where people can learn more about New Voyages: Phase II on www.stnv.de where any links to specific pages use the given permalinks, only. The permalinks are designed to send viewers automatically to the correct language for them out of the selection English, French, German or Spanish.


    STAR TREK and all related marks, logos and characters are owned by CBS Studios Inc. This work, the promotion thereof, and/or any exhibition of material created by RFS, New Voyages: Phase II and/or the author of this work are not endorsed or sponsored by or affiliated with CBS/Paramount Pictures or the STAR TREK franchise.


    Watch Before::
    The events in part 3 take place after the live-action episode "The Child". You can watch that episode here.
    Watch After:
    This novel takes place shortly before the episode "Kitumba." We recommend watching that episode after reading "The 11th Hour."

    The 11th Hour

    Title: "The 11th Hour"
    Series: Conspiracy 
    Length: 133 Pages (PDF Version)
    Release: January 31, 2017
    Stardate: 2137.2 
    Author: Glenn E. Smith, adapted from a story concept by Barry Gavin.
    Copyright: 2014, Glenn E. Smith
    Publisher: Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II, International 

    Plot: 
    An old friend returns. A new starship launches. The Federation makes an overture to an enemy as the countdown to all-out war reaches...
    THE 11th HOUR.

    This is the third in the series of five novelette eBooks providing stories relating directly to the New Voyages: Phase II series of fan-films. The 11th Hour is part 2 of the Conspiracy trilogy based on an idea from Barry Gavin and used with permission. The events take place after the live-action episode “The Child” and before the live-action episode “Kitumba.”



    Acknowledgements:

    Thanks to James Cawley for creating “Star Trek New Voyages / Phase II” and then opening up his sandbox and allowing us all to play there. Thanks to Barry Gavin for presenting his idea and allowing me to shape it and run with it to
    work into the “Conspiracy” trilogy. Thanks to Bill “Lab Mouse” Lutz and Ken Thomson for their input and creating the cover for this work. Thanks to Andrew “Sarge” Grieb for once more providing me with his proofreading services.
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