SGCommand
Advertisement
This is a canon article. Click here for more information.


Stargate Atlantis: Nightfall is a novel written by James Swallow and published by Fandemonium.

Publishers Summary[]

The rock of Aegis…

Deception and lies abound on the peaceful planet of Heruun, protected from the Wraith for generations by their mysterious guardian — the Aegis.

But with the planet falling victim to an incurable wasting sickness, and two of Colonel Sheppard’s team going missing, the secrets of the Aegis must be revealed. The shocking truth threatens to tear Herunn society apart, bringing down upon them the scourge of the Wraith. Yet even with a Hive ship poised to attack there is much more at stake than the fate of one small planet.

For the Aegis conceals a threat so catastrophic that the Atlantis team must risk everything to eliminate it from the Pegasus galaxy...

Chronological Placement[]

The events depicted in this adventure take place during season four of Stargate Atlantis, between the episode The Seer and Miller's Crossing.

Publishers Extract[]

An extract from chapter 3:

From below, the gate murmured as Lorne’s unit stepped into the ripples, and for a long moment Sam felt a tingle in the base of her feet; she was almost rocking on her heels, drawn by the glow of the open conduit. I want to go with them.

Outwardly, she was impassive, but inside Sam tried to push the thought away without success. It felt odd to stand here and send her people through the Stargate on mission after mission, to stand here and watch and wonder what they would be confronted with. Carter was no stranger to the burdens of command, but her duties had always taken her out there. Atlantis was the first time she found herself with the responsibility of staying behind, and with each passing day in that role she had new respect for Hammond, O’Neill and Landry, her former commanders; officers who had done what she did now, sending men and women into the unknown, silently hoping that each order they gave would be the right one.

Lorne was the last to step to the gate, and he paused on the threshold, glancing up at her. He gave a curt nod, and Carter returned it.

“Bring our people home, Major,” she told him.

“You can count on it, Colonel.”

References[]

Trivia[]

External links[]

Site Navigation[]

v  e
Novels
Stargate StargateRebellionStargate (Junior)RetaliationRetributionReconnaissanceResistance
Stargate SG-1 (Roc Books) Stargate SG-1 (novel)The Price You PayThe First AmendmentThe Morpheus Factor
Stargate SG-1 (Fandemonium) Trial by FireSacrifice MoonA Matter of HonorCity of the GodsThe Cost of HonorSiren SongSurvival of the FittestAlliancesRoswellRelativityThe Barque of HeavenDo No HarmHydraValhallaThe Power Behind the ThroneFour DragonsSunriseTransitionsOceans of DustHeart's DesireThe DriftMoebius SquaredOuroborosTwo RoadsHostile GroundPermafrostMurder at the SGCExileKali's WrathHall of the Two TruthsInsurrectionBehind Enemy LinesFemale of the SpeciesInfiltration
Stargate Atlantis RisingReliquaryThe ChosenHalcyonExogenesisEntanglementCasualties of WarBlood TiesMirror MirrorNightfallAngelusDead EndHunt and RunDeath GameBrimstoneHomecomingThe LostAllegianceThe FuriesSecretsInheritorsUnascendedThe Third PathLost QueenThe Wild BlueFrom the DepthsPride of the Genii
SG-1 / Atlantis Anthologies Far HorizonsPoints of OriginHomeworlds
Stargate Universe Air
Foreign Language Das BündnisDer Feind meines FeindesJagd ins UngewisseKinder der GötterKreuzwege der ZeitLe Marteau de ThorLes RéfugiésTödlicher VerratUnsichtbare Feinde
Unpublished My Enemy's EnemyShadows of the HeartMysteries of EmergePortals of DiscoveryThe Internal DarknessConsequencesTricksterThe Many and the FewShapeshifter
Novel series Stargate Atlantis: LegacyStargate SG-1: ApocalypseTravelers' Tales
Publishers FandemoniumRoc BooksBurgschmiet VerlagJ'ai LuPenguin
Advertisement