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Ghost of a Chance is a VOY novel by Mark A. Garland and Charles G. McGraw.

Description[]

Badly damaged by a close encounter with a dwarf star, the USS Voyager discovers a world being torn apart by awesome volcanic stresses. The primitive inhabitants of Drenar Four face extinction unless the starship Voyager intervenes—something the Prime Directive forbids.
Captain Janeway's dilemma is complicated by the arrival of another starship. The Televek offer aid to both the Voyager and the endangered planet, but their offer may be too good to be true. Strange, ghostly visions trouble Janeway and her crew, warning them of danger to come.
Caught between uncertain allies and the threat of a global catastrophe, Janeway learns that the spectral warnings are very real…

References[]

Characters[]

Joseph CareyChakotayDaketThe DoctorGantelKathryn JanewayJonalKesHarry KimMila (Drosary)NeelixTom ParisRollins (Lieutenant)ShaaleStephens (Ensign)TassayTatelB'Elanna TorresTrinessTuvokUSS Voyager personnel
Referenced only
Tolif

Locations[]

Starships and vehicles[]

USS Voyager (Intrepid-class cruiser)

Races and cultures[]

DrosaryHumanhologramKlingonOcampaTalaxianTelevekVulcanDelta Quadrant races and cultures

States and organizations[]

FederationMaquisStarfleet

Science and classification[]

alienastronomybiologycartographycommunicationshologrammattermeasurementtechnologyvolcano

Astronomy[]

dwarf stargalaxyplanetquadrantspacestarstar systemtimeuniverse

Biology[]

extinctionlifeformmedicine
Anatomy and medicine[]
Emergency Medical Hologrampsychologytooth
Lifeforms[]
humanoid

Cartography and measurement[]

minutequadrantsectortimelineyear

Communications[]

combadgeEmergency Medical Hologram

Materials and substances[]

atmospheremetal

Technology and weapons[]

Bussard ramscoopcombadgeEmergency Medical Hologramhologramintercomkeypadmagnetic constrictor coilphaserphoton torpedostarshipwarp drive

Occupations and titles[]

advocatecaptaincommand divisioncommandercrewdoctorengineerFederation Starfleet ranksFederation Starfleet ranks (2360s-2370s)first officerlieutenantlieutenant commandermedicmerchantphysicianofficerranksciences divisionThird Director

Other references[]

bootclothingcolonycontractemotionfirst contactflaggenocideghostgovernmenthairpiracyPrime Directiveprayerraces and culturesscienceStarfleet uniformStarfleet uniform (2366-2373)statetitleuniformwar

Chronology[]

2372 (2370s chronology, Voyager's journey)
Voyager is damaged.

Appendices[]

Related media[]

Background[]

  • Page 42 mentions that Voyager is seventy-five million light-years from the Federation, instead of seventy-five thousand light-years.
  • This is the only numbered Voyager novel to not feature a tag line on the front cover.

Images[]

Connections[]

published order
Previous novel:
The Murdered Sun
Voyager numbered novels Next novel:
Cybersong
chronological order
Previous Adventure:
The Ones Left Behind
second entry
Pocket Next Adventure:
The Visitor
Previous Adventure:
Non Sequitur
Journey of the USS Voyager Next Adventure:
Parturition


Translations[]
1997
German : Geisterhafte Visionen, translated by Andreas Brandhorst. (Heyne)
2000
French : L'Ombre d'une chance, translated by Christian Hallé. (Ada)

External link[]

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