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sapientreader's review
4.0
Loved it ! Brilliant novelization ! Integrating all human emotions in aliens as well in machines was brilliantly done. I just love the fact that this adventure is satisfactorily long ! Cheers for Soloman !
em_being's review
4.0
Geordi finally leaves in this book. The story is actually good this time because finally the Star Trek stories remember that Star Trek is about people and not just monsters and technology and *stuff* happening. Emotions are good. I believe books should have emotions, because I enjoy feeling something for my effort of reading the words within them.
preiman790's review
4.0
let's start with this, under no circumstance is a star trek book supposed to make you sad. uplifting usually but sad first never. but this one did and damn it i loved it for that. this was a very well written story that i suspect i will reread from time to time when the more conventional star trek starts to feel to unpersonal for lack of a better word.
jjwalter2001's review
3.0
Hmmm...ran through the first three books in this "series" pretty quick...they are all relatively short books - more "long" short stories than anything.
And, typical Star Trek books. I don't know why I keep going back to read these types of books, but I always tend to every so often...if you like Star Trek you'll probably enjoy these books.
And, typical Star Trek books. I don't know why I keep going back to read these types of books, but I always tend to every so often...if you like Star Trek you'll probably enjoy these books.
travistravis's review
2.0
Again, "professional fan fiction" fits this so well. Even written by an author who write the same style of book, but for World of Warcraft.
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