Star Trek

  Are there any Star Trek: The Next Generation book that are really good?

  Well, I don´t care if it is old or new, tv or post movie years. My preferences are for histories where Data or Picard or Riker are the main focus. And it wouldn´t hurt if The Borg (colective, not individuals) are present.

Destiny!

Go over to books & products and look around that question is asked quite often.  I usually go to amazon and read the back cover and if i like it i try the book.

Havent read a book i havent liked yet.

Yes, Destiny is hard to beat based on what you described.  It is a 3 parter involving Picard, Riker, and the Borg (of course Data is still dead).  There is also an entire series based upon Riker, Troi, and Tuvok on the Titan (names ST: Titan).  Destiny will also be rereleased soon in one binding.  I can't recommend it enough, it is the book that got me back into reading trek books.

I would also recommend Imzadi and Imzadi II which chronicle the love story between Riker and Troi with II involving captain Data of the 1701-F. 

I do what JimKirk does, go to amazon and read the back cover or I go to google and type in whatever series I want to read and type in books and usually there is a link to the book. It's so hard to get them in a regular book store now. They usually have the same few. I have read TNG, Voyager and Enterprise and have not been disappointed with any that I have read.

For good Data focused stories I'd definitely recommend Spartacus and Metamorphosis. Both are set during the years of the TV series.

One of my favourites involving a lot of Picard and Riker is Dragon's Honour. It's quite humorous - if that's what you like.

And unless you're one of those Wesley haters, you might want to try Boogeymen as well - apart from Wesley, it focuses on Picard and Data.

I remember Grounded was very good as well - just a bit too creepy for my taste, but the story per se was awesome!

And of course I'll second the votes for Imzadi!

Oh - and don't ever miss out on Q-Squared and Q-in-Law!