Having enjoyed the first and third of the "Myriad Universe" collections of Star Trek novellas set in alternate universes, I looked forward to reading the middle one. When it arrived, I dug in and wasn't disappointed by the stories inside, all of which involve major reimaginings of the Trek universes...
Another anthology - this time the common factor is the Dominion War... and what practically every crew ever shown in TV or TrekLit was up to in that time. Michael Jan Friedman's What Dreams May Come focuses on Gilaad Ben Zoma, Picard's former first officer on the Stargazer... rather unmemorable, m...
This is an anthology, framed by an alternate version of "The Visitor" (i.e. without the desperate struggle to save his father) where Jake shows his visitor his new book, a collection of short stories set on and around Deep Space Nine. Ha'mara by Kevin G. Summers is set right after "Emissary". Sisk...
This story focuses on a mission of the daVinci back in the Dominion War. Gomez, Lense and Faulwell weren't yet on board, Stevens and P8 Blue were just transferred onto the ship. And quite honestly, as much as the first part of "War Stories" appealed to me because it granted insight into the charac...
Now, this is more like it. Overseer Biron of the Androssi gets ahold of the personal logs of the daVinci-crew during their assignments in the Dominion War and peruses them in order to get an idea of how they could consistently defeat him. He starts with Dr Lense, Bart Faulwell and Sonya Gomez. S...
Star Trek meets The West Wing should probably be enough to sum up this novel that is set after "Star Trek: Nemesis" and "Star Trek: Titan: Taking Wing" and tells of United Federation President Nan Bacco's first year in office. There are numerous problems, the Reman situation after Nemesis, the aft...
I was mostly unfamiliar with Andorians except beyond knowing they were blue, hairy, and had antennae. The Chimes at Midnight by Geoff Trowbridge gave a most thorough background into this alien race. The reader follows two separate characters: Thelin (an Andorian) and David Marcus (James T. Kirk's es...
3.5 stars*This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of AudiobookBoom dot com, at my request. With The Claw back in town and killing, other bad guys active has increased as cops are thought to be out in waves looking for T...
Received a free copy from NetGalley for an honest reviewCover: A little too...shiny?Rating 3 StarsOverall: OkayCharacters: FunPlot: What are Loki and Thor known for? Yeah XDPage Turner: YepSeries Cont.? MaybeRecommend MaybeSUMMARY (50 word or so)This was a fun read. I enjoyed seeing the characters i...
Random thoughts I had while listening to this book: 1. I like her voice. Not so much his. 2. When was this story set again? I don't remember smart phones in the 1990's. Oh, it's contemporary... 3. That was it? 4. You know what, dear author, some of us watched the show because of Scully. So...
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