The Lost Years

J. M. Dillard. Pocket Books, $5.99 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-671-70795-8

In a story line constructed to fill in the gaps between the end of the original 1960s Star Trek TV series and the beginning of the feature-length movie series, the Enterprise docks on Earth, ending its five-year mission, and Kirk, Spock and McCoy go their separate ways until a tense hostage situation reunites them. ``Certain to appeal to the series' fans,'' predicted PW. (Aug.)

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