2014 Star Trek prose schedule starts to take shape

Amazon have added listings for several new Star Trek novels, which begin to reveal what we should expect in prose adventures next year. Simon and Schuster seem to be moving away from the blocks of books by era which have characterised the schedules for the past couple of years, with the first third of the year so far revealed being a mixture from across the Trekverse:

• February - Voyager: Protectors, by Kirsten Beyer.
• The fifth book in Beyer's post-Destiny Voyager relaunch, presumably picking up events after The Eternal Tide.
• Amazon listings (paperback): US, Canada, Japan.
• Amazon listings (ebook): US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Japan.
• March - TOS: No Time Like the Past, by Greg Cox.
• Cox's third TOS novel in as many years. The title sounds a bit time-travely, which also wouldn't be unfamiliar territory for the author. Cox has commented on the TrekBBS that this will be a five-year-mission story.
• Amazon listings (paperback): US, Canada, Japan.
• Amazon listings (ebook): US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Japan.
• April - Enterprise: Rise of the Federation: Tower of Babel, by Christopher L. Bennett.
• Second book in Bennett's post-Romulan War Enterprise relaunch. This book was commissioned before Bennett had even finished work on the preceding novel, A Choice of Futures, which has only just come out (I'm about half way through, and it's superb so far). Bennett has commented previously on what this novel will touch upon.
• Amazon listings (paperback): US, Canada, Japan.
• Amazon listings (ebook): US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Japan.
• May - TOS: Serpents in the Garden, by Jeff Mariotte.
• Mariotte's second TOS novel, after returning to Star Trek (a decade after his previous Star Trek book, Deny Thy Father) with this year's The Folded World.
• Amazon listings (ebook): US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Japan.

So far Amazon are only listing the kindle versions of each of these books, I expect paperback options will appear in due course. UPDATE: Amazon are listing kindle versions of each of these in most markets, while paperback options are only starting to appear in a few countries so far.

There is also some news and what will be an ebook only release: Michael A. Martin has recently mentioned he has written a new TOS novella, Seasons of Light and Darkness, set amongst the events of The Wrath of Khan. Martin was expecting this to be released in June or July this year, however Amazon has added listing for this one too, and they indicate it won't be coming until April next year. So it appears the new line of ebook novellas will continue to be annual treats for now, rather than anything more regular.