Books like Star Trek Deep Space Nine - What You Leave Behind by Diane Carey

On the planet Eaiou, a mysterious illness strikes catpeople and humans alike; Doctor McCoy, Uhura, and Spock uncover forbidden songs that may reveal the aliens’ original homeworld and a possible cure.

A Star Trek: Deep Space Nine tie‑in novel compiling the final arcs of the Dominion War, covering "Call to Arms," "A Time to Stand," "Rocks and Shoals," and most of "Sons and Daughters."

In the aftermath of Terok Nor’s fall, Captain Sisko confronts a dangerous mystery surrounding a fabled Orb of the Prophets, while Odo, Quark, Jake, Nog, and O’Brien navigate deadly intrigue that threatens Deep Space Nine.

Benjamin Sisko and the crew of Deep Space Nine venture through the wormhole to confront the ruthless Dominion, a planet‑conquering race that threatens the entire Alpha Quadrant.

Commander Sisko, Major Kira, and the crew of Deep Space Nine race to establish a Federation outpost on the far side of the wormhole before Cardassian forces can do the same, while Kira faces a dangerous ally from her past.

When a surge of graviton emissions cuts off Deep Space Nine’s access to the wormhole, Commander Sisko and Security Chief Odo hunt a mysterious killer whose murders threaten to trigger an all-out attack by Cardassians and Edemians.

Playing for keeps Jake and Nog have hit the jackpot playing holo videogames in the Amusement Arcade. An alien named Kwiltek has offered them jobs helping him run remote-controlled mining operations on a distant planet where dull mining is turned into a thrilling video game. In the "gaming room", teams of kids work together monitoring the operations by remote control, loading cargo and defending against the most frightening "threats" they've ever seen on-screen. Now Jake and Nog can show their stuff! Soon they're competing with other alien kids to see who can haul the most ore. It's the ultimate game—with pay! Until the night Jake and Nog slip into the command center and see a roomful of screens displaying real-life images of a devastated world where desperate natives are under attack by fighters that look very familiar! Suddenly the game is over—and the nightmare begins…

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Warped follows Commander Sisko, Odo, and the crew as they confront political tensions on Bajor, a series of murders, and a dangerous holosuite technology threatening the station and reality itself.

Benjamin Sisko, a struggling 1950s Harlem science‑fiction writer, dreams of the distant future where he is the captain of Deep Space Nine. Determined to share his story, he battles societal doubts to bring his black hero to life.

Captain Sisko exits Deep Space Nine aboard the Defiant to free a conquered world in the Gamma Quadrant, while Governor Winn holds control of the station. Major Kira faces a surprise fleet attack on the station.

Quark’s bar profits turn into a high‑stakes political crisis when the Ferengi Grand Nagus blocks a lost Orb of the Prophets, sparking a trade war between Bajor and the Ferengi Alliance on Deep Space Nine.

Captain Sisko, the crew of the Defiant, and Deep Space Nine’s key personnel confront a sudden Klingon invasion in the Gamma Quadrant, testing loyalties and survival on the station.

When a high‑stakes deal for trellium crystals turns deadly, Deep Space Nine must navigate accusations from multiple alien factions and a looming war that threatens the station.

Major Kira and Lt. Commander Worf infiltrate the Gamma Quadrant during a tense peace conference, hunting the addictive drug that fuels the Dominion’s Jem'Hadar. Their survival depends on Odo’s willingness to confront his own people.

Sisko, a starship captain, discovers a mysterious device on Bajor and embarks on a dangerous mission to obtain it before the Klingons, Cardassians, and Ferengi Alliance can acquire it. This book is part of the Star Trek Deep Space Nine series and is written by Dean Wesley Smith.

A swarm of alien warriors demands the return of a mysterious prisoner, forcing Commander Benjamin Sisko and the crew of Deep Space Nine to fend off an attack while a time‑shifting device throws Quark and Odo three days into the future.