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SCE Omnibus Book 3: Some Assembly Required

4 reviews

Star Trek, 2003

ST-SCE Book #3: Some Assembly Required
Star Trek-Starfleet Corps of Engineers Book #3: Some Assembly Required is an anthology of four stort stories involving the the corps of engineers first appearing as ebooks and now is in printed form. "Some Assembly Required" contains: "The Riddled Post" written by Aaron Rosenberg "Here, There be Monsters" written by Keith R.A. Decandido "Ambush" written by Dave Galanter and Greg Brodeur "Some ...

Foreign Foes (Star Trek The Next Generation, No 31)

7 reviews
Dave Galanter, Greg Brodeur

Star Trek, 1994

STNG #31 Foreign Foes - An exceptional first novel!
"Foreign Foes" is the first title by this outstanding writing team. I found their writing style to be well versed and engaging with pacing that doesn't bog down in the details. They also do an outstanding job with the characterizations, especially Picard. They captured his character with perfection and in this story; they put him in a situation that is very true to the character. Between this ...

Battle Lines (Star Trek: Voyager)

30 reviews
Dave Galanter, Greg Brodeur

Star Trek, 1999

Absolutely fabulous!
This amazing book starts with a bang of action and doesn't stop until the last page! The different plot lines are so well woven and the writing is clean and polished. The dynamic of the relationship between Paris and Chakotay is played out extensively. B'Elana and Seven do not get much print (hardly any, actually), but the dynamic nature of the rest of the crew makes up for this. Janeway's ...

Star Trek: S.C.E.: Ambush

2 reviews
Dave Galanter, Greg Brodeur

Pocket Books, 2001

Good action story
I have been a big fan of this series and overall it has been pretty good. This story is straight forward. The DaVinci is attacked by a superior force and don't have a lot of time to make to a colony in trouble. What makes the story good is the action that is described here and the determination. I also like the fact that Captain Gold is featured here more. I would like to know more about him, but ...

Maximum Warp Book One

18 reviews

Star Trek, 2001

5 stars for book 1, 4 for book 2
Maximum Warp was an excellent Star Trek duology because of its classic Star Trek adventure and ultimately Picard's near-impossible decision. Plus, there was cool sci-fi stuff with space/time, etc. The setup in the first book was very good, but the second book could have been shorter (and/or combined with the first book) because there's a part in it that is only loosely connected to the main ...