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inpector's review against another edition
adventurous
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
3.5
Much repetitive stories from older Star Trek episodes as same as the two previous parts.
tandemjon's review against another edition
3.0
This is a good series of books which overall I enjoyed but I enjoyed the last one the least. The star trek characters are well written and the plot is clever though its conclusion left me feeling a bit let down. Obviously you know the baddy loses and the ST cahracters all live happily ever after, but it just felt a bit flat. Worth reading, but could easily have been just the 2 books not 3.
graff_fuller's review against another edition
3.0
IMO, it was a very convoluted of a story. There were good things about this story, but there was equally a lot stuff that just got in the way.
Kahless was a fun character to follow. Also, Worf was a favorite, too.
Other than that, I was not interested in the main "bad guy". For the most part, the Klingons were frustrating. I liked the Unsung and feel bad for them.
Captain Picard was good, but there were other characters that I liked better...which was a surprise. Tuvok was one and the other was Ezri Dax. So Voyager and DS9 were represented well.
Kahless was a fun character to follow. Also, Worf was a favorite, too.
Other than that, I was not interested in the main "bad guy". For the most part, the Klingons were frustrating. I liked the Unsung and feel bad for them.
Captain Picard was good, but there were other characters that I liked better...which was a surprise. Tuvok was one and the other was Ezri Dax. So Voyager and DS9 were represented well.
yoshi83's review
4.0
Miller celebrates the 50th anniversary of Star Trek in fine style. Every series is represented to some degree, though TNG and TOS have the biggest spotlight. If you love just screen Trek, or if you have been a devoted reader of the novels over the past decade or two, you will find something for you in this trilogy. Characters and situations are suitably complex without being confusing. This being Star Trek, victory is rarely had from weaponry alone. The heroes use their minds, make the most of their resources, and cooperate to achieve objectives.
The finale section of this book concludes the trilogy wonderfully, and I was smiling almost the whole time I was reading it.
The finale section of this book concludes the trilogy wonderfully, and I was smiling almost the whole time I was reading it.
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