• Pathways by Jeri Taylor
  • Vital background on all characters and a beautiful J/C ending.
• Mosaic by Jeri Taylor
  • Janeway's past, including all the Justin and Mark info.
• The Murdered Sun by Christie Golden
  • Set early in the series, it displays the growing friendship very well.
• Marooned by Christie Golden
  • Chakotay on the bridge, fretting.
• Equinox by Diane Carey
  • Those missing scenes from the episode, as well as plenty of guilt-ridden interior monologue from our favorite captain.
• Death of a Neutron Star by Eric Kotani
  • Just shows how well our command team works together.
• Battle Lines by Dave Galanter & Greg Brodeur
  • Includes a lovely hovering around sickbay scene.
• Cloak and Dagger by Christie Golden
  • Wonderful. Just wonderful. Even includes some handholding on the bridge.
• Ghost Dance by Christie Golden
  • Our pair isn't even in the same universe throughout the book, but Janeway can't keep her missing first officer out of her thoughts.
• Shadow of Heaven by Christie Golden
  • A nice reunion scene.
• No Man's Land by Christie Golden
  • Wow. Full of J/C. There's even a scene in the captain's bedroom!
• Endgame by Diane Carey
  • Now that Homecoming is out, you can skip it, although there is some proof in it that Janeway has feelings for Chakotay.
• Homecoming by Christie Golden
  • It fixes everything. The Doctor and Seven attend the Starfleet banquet together. Harry Kim is reunited with Libby. Janeway and Chakotay visit Tevlik together. There's also a plot.
• The Farther Shore by Christie Golden
  • Continues the plot from Homecoming and has several nice J/C scenes.
• Old Wounds by Christie Golden
  • A good novel with a stronger plot than Homecoming.
• Enemy of My Enemy by Christie Golden
  • Continues the plot from Old Wounds and contains one scene that I almost found too shippy!
• What Lies Beyond by Christie Golden et al.
  • This is the seventh book in the extremely complicated Gateways series. Only part of the book even deals with Voyager™©, and yet the brilliant Christie Golden manages to sneak in a New Earth reference!

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