To Lose the Earth

A superb first contact story centered on an alien species, native to space, that is so utterly alien that for much of the story the crew desperately struggles to even just establish basic communications. That experience, however, is fraught with conflict, tension, desperation, rage and even periods......more

If this is the only proper goodbye we're going to get to the "Star Trek" post-Nemesis novel continuity of the last 10 years, then it was worth the two-year delay. Kirsten Beyer says goodbye to the novel line she has guided with such love and care by crafting a story that is epic in its implications......more

I didn’t like it that much. The ending does set up an interesting future but that gets shot down immediately in the author’s acknowledgments where she implies this is the end of the series. Why didn’t I like it? It certainly is better than 99% of the Star Trek novels in the last few years. At least......more

My only major gripe about this book is that it's the last one. After so many novels, nothing could end the Voyager relaunch perfectly, but this certainly did it well.......more

The Full Circle crew under the command of Admiral Janeway is torn asunder when the 'U.S.S. Galen' is catapulted 43000 light years closer to the Galactic Barrier. Lt. Kim must set aside his personal problems to take command when a new life form threatens the ship and soon finds that the attack is pre......more