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Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780743418577
ISBN: 0743418573
Label: Star Trek
Manufacturer: Star Trek
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 232
Publication Date: October 01, 2001
Publisher: Star Trek
Studio: Star Trek
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Product Description:
Throughout the galaxy, an ancient network of interstellar portals has been reactivated, instantly linking distant planets and civilizations. Back home in the Alpha Quadrant, Starfleet can devote all its considerable resources to coping with the Gateways crisis, but in the Delta Quadrant, there is only the Starship Voyager®....
Just as Voyager enters an unusually hazardous region of space, the ship and its crew are confronted with a flood of lost and disoriented starships from all over the galaxy. Accidentally transported incredible distances by the unpredictable Gateways, the diverse alien castaways regard each other and Voyager with hostility and suspicion. Captain Kathryn Janeway suddenly finds herself struggling to hold together an extremely fractious fleet of dislocated alien vessels even as the newly awakened Gateways hold open the prospect of finally bringing her own ship home!
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I must say Christie Golden knows the characters of Voyager all too well and how to portray them in her wonderful writing. She styles them in a format that you could not tell was different from the television shows. But there was a typo- for starters this book takes place late in Season 6. She accidently calls Pairs (Lieutenant) a rank that he did not have during this time but regains in Unimatrix Zero. But throughout the rest of the book she refers to him by Ensign. Overall, I think the Gateway saga ... Read More
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I am very pleased with this book and the seller. I received it promptly and as described. Will be very glad to use seller again. Thanks.
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I don't know what to say about this book. For a Star Trek story, it was good, not the greatest thing but a good book. For a Voyager story it was even better, Janeway's ability to lead and conquer impossible situations shines though in this book. For the Gateways series... this book was useless.
I'm a huge Voyager fan, so this was the very first Gateways book I read. After reading it I thought it was phenominal, Janeway, all alone in the Delta Quadrant, happens upon SEVERAL other ships ... Read More
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This book stands alone as much as any of the 5 Gateways I've read, except that like the others, it says "to be continued" in book 7. However, the story to this point does have some partial conclusion. It is a good Voyager story and involves all the crew, but a lot of focus is on Janeway's dilemas leading the caravan. I must say it isn't totally clear why ships from all over the galaxy would want to follow Voyager the direction they are going, especially since danger lies that way. But once you get past ... Read More
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This is a very good book. It has Captain Janeway in a very sticky stitution. She must lead a fleet of alien ships through a dangerous sector of space and most don't trust or even like her! This book is good on how it has Janeway and the crew deal with slavery, greed and just plain rotten people. Seven has some interesting sceens in this book which makes it even better. The books first two chapters are a little slow but it picks up. An all around good Star Trek adventure.
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