List of Stargate books

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Here is a list of Stargate books

1 Stargate SG-1
2 Stargate Atlantis
3 Movie Novels
4 Non Fiction
- 4.1 Season Companions
- 4.2 Other

Stargate SG-1

Stargate SG-1 (novel) by Ashley McConnell (October 1999)

In a novelization of Children of the Gods, Apophis' forces attack through the Stargate. Jack O'Neill comes out of retirement for a new mission to find their enemy and destroy him before their 72 hour time limit runs out and they are shut off from Earth forever,

The Price You Pay by Ashley McConnell (July 1999)

SG-1 is trapped on a primitive planet where the locals send their best to the Goa'uld to be used as hosts. They must try to convince them of their error before a new shipment of hosts is sent.

The First Amendment by Ashley McConnell (February 2000)

A reporter manages to sneak inside Stargate Command and witnesses ongoing operations. SG-1 must convince him of the dangers and the need for secrecy.

The Morpheus Factor by Ashley McConnell (February 2001)

An encounter with a friendly alien race causes SG-1 to experience vivid hallucinations that prove dangerous.

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Stargate SG-1: Trial by Fire by Sabine C. Bauer (July 2004)

SG-1 visits Tyros, an ancient society nearing war. When the Tyrean's spiritual leader is murdered, they request SG-1's help in defeating their enemy.

Stargate SG-1: Sacrifice Moon by Julie Fortune (September 2004)

The New SG-1 team embarks on their first mission through the Stargate to the planet Chalcis, one of a confederacy of planets. The soon discover the Chalcis' dark secret.

Stargate SG-1: A Matter of Honor by Sally Malcolm (September 2004)

A sequel to "A Matter of Time". Five years after major Henry Boyd and his team became trapped on a planet on the edge of a black hole, O'Neill discovers a device that may allow them to return home. Unfortunately, the technology lies in the hands of the advanced but paranoid Kinahhi who are unwilling to share their technology.

Stargate SG-1: City of the Gods by Sonny Whitelaw (April 2005)

After discovering a crystal skull in Mexico, SG-1 is transported to a dying world, Xalótcan, inhabited by Aztecs. The people demand that O'Neill fulfill an ancient prophecy and save them.

Stargate SG-1: The Cost of Honor by Sally Malcolm (August 2005)

In this sequel to Stargate SG-1: A Matter of Honor, SG-1 attempts to save SG-10 from a black hole. They return to the SGC to find much has changed and the very survival of the SGC hangs in the balance.

Stargate SG-1: Siren Song by Holly Scott & Jaimie Duncan (February 2006)

Aris Boch returns and kidnaps SG-1 once more. He takes them to his home planet where they are turned over to the crazed Goa'uld, Sebek. Sebek wants Daniel Jackson to translate writings on the doors of a mysterious vault and will do anything to ensure his cooperation. Carter and Teal'c attempt to convince Boch's people to free themselves of Goa'uld control.

Stargate SG-1: Survival of the Fittest by Sabine C. Bauer (July 2006)

Major Carter, Teal'c and Dr. Janet Frasier discover Colonel Frank Simmons is running a secret operation to create human Jaffa warriors to fight the Goa'uld. When they are abducted, O'Neill and Daniel must rescue them.

Stargate SG-1: Alliances by Karen Miller (October 2006)

In a follow-up of the episode "The Other Side", SG-1 must make an account to Washington for their failure to acquire the Eurondans' technology. The conflict causes strain on the team's relationship. To help their allies, O'Neill must risk himself and his team to infiltrate a Goa'uld slave breeding farm to find humans willing to join the Tok'ra as hosts.

Stargate SG-1: Roswell Sonny Whitelaw & Jennifer Fallon (June 2007)

The stargate malfunctions causing Carter, Mitchell and Daniel and Teal'c to be thrown back in time to 1947. Their rescue comes in the form of General O'Neill and Vala Mal Doran. Trying to rescue an Asgard, Jack, Daniel, Sam and Teal'c become caught up in a Roswell alien conspiracy while Cam and Vala become stranded in another timeline. The consequences for their interference prove to be catastrophic.

Stargate SG-1: Relativity by James Swallow (October 2007)

The SGC attempts to form an alliance with the Pack, a race of gypsy space travelers but a series of attacks from an unknown enemy, puts the treaty at risk.

Stargate SG-1: Barque of Heaven by Suzanne Wood (January 2008)

SG-1 is transported to a planet where they must solve riddles and overcome obstacles to get home.

Stargate SG-1: Do No Harm by Karen miller (March 2008)

Stargate SG-1: Tin Team by Holly Scott and Jaimie Duncan April 2008

Stargate Atlantis

Stargate Atlantis: Rising by Sally Malcolm December 2005

In a novelization of the premier episode "Rising", an expedition is launched to explore the lost city of Atlantis in the Pegasus Galaxy

Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary by Martha Wells (March 2006)

While exploring Atlantis, Rodney Mckay and John Sheppard discover a Stargate address to a planet that may have an Ancient repository of knowledge. They discover a ruined city and a dangerous fact that could destroy them both.

Stargate Atlantis: The Chosen by Sonny Whitelaw & Elizabeth Christensen (April 2006)

The Atlantis team encounters a planet where the inhabitants have been able to fight off the Wraith using Ancient technology. Their ability to use the weapon has diminished over generations however and the Wraith have intensified their attacks. The team tries to decide whether to give the priests gene therapy and ensure their continued dominance over the population or share the therapy with the rest of the population.

Stargate Atlantis: Halcyon by James Swallow August 2006

While searching for a zero point module, the Atlantis team discovers a violent militaristic society. When one of their own goes missing, they must join in the violence to rescue their teammate.

Stargate Atlantis: Exogenisis by Sonny Whitelaw & Elizabeth Christensen (December 2006)

Dr. Beckett disturbs the resting place of two dead Ancients which unleashes a devastation on Lantea that could destroy the planet. Sheppard and his team search for a device that could save Atlantis and discover a human experiment on another planet that could save them. However, they make a mistake that could doom thousands.

Stargate Atlantis: Entanglement by Martha Wells (April 2007)

Amidst Ancient ruins on a distant moon, Dr. McKay discovers a dangerous device that he must destroy before its is discovered by the Wraith. A stranger arrives claiming to need the device to return home.

Stargate Atlantis: Casualties of War by Elizabeth Christensen (September 2007)

After losing two team members on a mission. Sheppard decides to resign. Dr. Weir negotiates with warring tribes with connections to the Ancients.

Stargate Atlantis: Blood Ties by Sonny Whitelaw & Elizabeth Christensen (November 2007)

The Atlantis team returns to Earth to track down a Wraith seen on the planet.

Movie Novels

Stargate (novel) by Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich (December 1994))

In this noveliztion of the movie Stargate, archaeologist, Daniel Jackson joins a military team on an expedition to another planet.

Stargate: Rebellion by Bill McCay (October 1995)

O'Neill and Jackson face off against Ra's successor, Hathor.

Stargate: Retaliation by Bill McCay (September 1996)

Hathor plans to conquer Abydos.

Stargate: Retribution by Bill McCay (October 1997)

Following the war on Abydos, Daniel and Jack bring refugees to Earth. But their attempt to help may be pointless as Hathor is on her way to conquer the planet.

Stargate: Reconnaissance by Bill McCay (May 1998)

Jack and Daniel try to find a new world for the Abydan refugees but their choice planet may already be occupied.

Stargate: Resistance by Bill McCay (October 1999)

The Abydan colonists are stranded on Ballas where they are hunted by cat-like predators who at first seemed primitive beasts but are, in fact, advance aliens from another world.