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A review by graff_fuller
Time for Yesterday by A.C. Crispin
adventurous
challenging
funny
hopeful
informative
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
This author is a fan. You can tell how she dedicated this story...and the love and care that she infused INTO the story.
This is technically a Part II, though in true Star Trek novel fashion, you really don't need the previous story...though there's MORE depth to the story, IF you have read it.
Zar is Spock's son. He is living on a planet in another time period. The Guardian of Forever transported him there...and he is trying to save this planet.
Unfortunately, the people of OUR time, with the Federation and the crew of the Enterprise...NEED him, too.
So, Spock, Admiral Kirk and Bones and the crew decide to find a way to bring Zar back to our time period...to save the planets/suns from dying prematurely.
If this sound remotely interesting (the failure is mine...if I haven't hooked you), please pick up this novel.
There some deep felt feelings within this story. We get to know more about Zar (and someone new in his life), we get to know Mr. Spock more, and also learn lots about Adimiral Kirk and Dr. McCoy (and even some touching moments with Lt. Uhura).
Like I said at the top, this author LOVES Star Trek, and it shows. If you pick up this book, I truly feel you will have gained more appreciation (and love) for everyone on the Enterprise, especially Spock, Kirk, Bones and Uhura.
This is technically a Part II, though in true Star Trek novel fashion, you really don't need the previous story...though there's MORE depth to the story, IF you have read it.
Zar is Spock's son. He is living on a planet in another time period. The Guardian of Forever transported him there...and he is trying to save this planet.
Unfortunately, the people of OUR time, with the Federation and the crew of the Enterprise...NEED him, too.
So, Spock, Admiral Kirk and Bones and the crew decide to find a way to bring Zar back to our time period...to save the planets/suns from dying prematurely.
If this sound remotely interesting (the failure is mine...if I haven't hooked you), please pick up this novel.
There some deep felt feelings within this story. We get to know more about Zar (and someone new in his life), we get to know Mr. Spock more, and also learn lots about Adimiral Kirk and Dr. McCoy (and even some touching moments with Lt. Uhura).
Like I said at the top, this author LOVES Star Trek, and it shows. If you pick up this book, I truly feel you will have gained more appreciation (and love) for everyone on the Enterprise, especially Spock, Kirk, Bones and Uhura.