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Star Trek: Destiny #1: Gods of Night
By: David MackeBook Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Imprint: Pocket Books/Star Trek
Series: Star Trek: Destiny #1
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Reader Review: The Borg are about to wipe out the Federation. There's a real feeling of impending doom that I think was missing in Resistance and Greater Than The Sum (not read Before Dishonour). The characters are all very well written. Troy and Riker are in a tough personal situation but it's handled carefully and is believable. It's nice to see what Ezri is up to in 2381. It seems like the Enterprise crew is finally stabilised after all the recent changes which is a plus. Although I don't think I will shed any tears if T'Ryssa Chen is assimilated. Highlight of the book for me was the fist pumping moment when a starship single handedly took out a cube. Least interested in the segments of the book set in 2156-2168 possibly because I don't know anything about this crew but that mystery is all but resolved by the end of the book. I'd put this on par with the kind of writing and stories delivered in the DS9 relaunch and the "A Time To..." series both of which I loved. Looking forward to the next two instalments.
Half a decade after the Dominion War and more than a year after the rise and fall of Praetor Shinzon, the galaxy's greatest scourge returns to wreak havoc upon the Federation -- and this time its goal is nothing less than total annihilation.
Elsewhere, deep in the Gamma Quadrant, an ancient mystery is solved. One of Earth's first generation of starships, lost for centuries, has been found dead and empty on a desolate planet. But its discovery so far from home has raised disturbing questions, and the answers harken back to a struggle for survival that once tested a captain and her crew to the limits of their humanity.
From that terrifying flashpoint begins an apocalyptic odyssey that will reach across time and space to reveal the past, define the future, and show three captains -- Jean-Luc Picard of the U.S.S. Enterprise , TM William Riker of the U.S.S. Titan , and Ezri Dax of the U.S.S Aventine -- that some destinies are inescapable.
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| Title of Science Fiction eBook: Star Trek: Destiny #1: Gods of Night | Series: Star Trek: Destiny, , #1 |
| Release Date: 09-30-2008 | |
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Title: Star Trek: Destiny #1: Gods of Night October 28, 2008 The Borg are about to wipe out the Federation. There's a real feeling of impending doom that I think was missing in Resistance and Greater Than The Sum (not read Before Dishonour).
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The Borg are about to wipe out the Federation. The
Reviewer: A reader from UK
The characters are all very well written. Troy and Riker are in a tough personal situation but it's handled carefully and is believable.
It's nice to see what Ezri is up to in 2381.
It seems like the Enterprise crew is finally stabilised after all the recent changes which is a plus.
Although I don't think I will shed any tears if T'Ryssa Chen is assimilated.
Highlight of the book for me was the fist pumping moment when a starship single handedly took out a cube.
Least interested in the segments of the book set in 2156-2168 possibly because I don't know anything about this crew but that mystery is all but resolved by the end of the book.
I'd put this on par with the kind of writing and stories delivered in the DS9 relaunch and the "A Time To..." series both of which I loved.
Looking forward to the next two instalments.
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