That is to show Voyager's arrival back to Earth, how the crew felt upon the successful completion of their long journey, and how the Federation reacted to their return. Taking place immediately after the series finale, Golden attempts to do what the writers of the TV series weren't able to deliver in "Endgame". Since Voyager is the last series I finished, I started with the first Voyager relaunch novel: Homecoming by Christie Golden.
That said, there's a wonderful community of Trek fans of Twitter, many of whom regularly post about the Trek novels they're reading, and I've found this encouraging. Alas, early years of parenthood have drastically reduced the number of hours I can devote to reading and the mental and emotional exhaustion of living in a global pandemic isn't helping either. It's a big place to explore and I've been attracted by the idea for so long. I say imagine because I haven't done a deep dive until now. I imagine it's a glorious place for fans to get lost in. Take a look at The Trek Collective's reading guide if you need convincing about my last point. Honestly, it's a treasure trove of Trek goodness. Several dozen books, plenty of multi-series crossovers, stories taking place with a focus outside of the Federation and other stories focusing on characters that only appear in a handful of episodes and were significantly more fleshed out in the novels. In fact, there are multiples novel series for that. What happened to all the storylines that weren't wrapped up by DS9's "What We Leave Behind" and the new stories they teased? There's a novel series for that. What to know what happened to Picard and the Enterprise-D crew after the end credits of Star Trek Nemesis? There are plenty of books devoted to the idea. The concept is to continue telling the stories of your favourite Star Trek series specifically the stories that take place after the series finale. One of the great ideas that you'll come across when exploring the world of Star Trek tie-in fiction is that of the relaunch novels.
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