They all agreed with one another, commenting that the book was far too long and full of superfluous characters and words. I spent a few moments prior to writing my own review reading comments posted on the book’s Amazon page. The middle ground it found makes only for a frustrating read. Subsequently, ‘Beneath the Raptor’s Wing’ – the first book in this duology – could have gone one of two ways: be half the size or four times as long. However, much to my surprise, the entire war seems to have been done and dealt with in a two-book series written by Michael A. Part of the Star Trek: Titan series.With its publication nearly four years ago I had assumed that the ‘Star Trek Enterprise: The Romulan War’ would run for several books, outlining one of the most formational aspects of humanity’s history – at least in the Star Trek universe. Based on the Star Trek: Enterprise television series, covers part of the Earth-Romulan War. The Romulan War: To Brave the Storm (2011).Based on the Star Trek Online massively multiplayer online role-playing game.

Star Trek Online: The Needs of the Many (March,2010).The Romulan War: Beneath the Raptor's Wing (2009).Co-written by Andy Mangels, based on the Star Trek: Enterprise television series. Co-written by Andy Mangels, featuring Hikaru Sulu. Excelsior: Forged in Fire (December, 2007).Featuring a secret history of character Trip Tucker. Co-written by Andy Mangels, part of the Star Trek: Titan series.

Co-written by Andy Mangels, part of the Star Trek: The Lost Era series. Co-written by Andy Mangels, part of the Starfleet Corps of Engineers series.

Ishtar Rising, Book 2 (September, 2003).

Part of the wider Star Trek: Deep Space Nine relaunch. Co-written by Andy Mangels, third book of the Mission Gamma sub-series.

Co-written by Andy Mangels, part of the Star Trek: Section 31 series.

Taking Wing by Michael A. Martin