Titan: Fortune of War

Though I was reluctant to read a ST novel with characters that would mostly be new to me, David Mack really delivered the goods here with something that has some of the comic undertone of a heist story gone sideways, yet with a more weighty and ominous theme which ties directly to events in the TNG......more

I was looking for a Star Trek novel and picked this one up at a library used book sale. I would've liked a story featuring Picard, perhaps my favorite of all ST characters--but this one looked like it was focused on William Riker ( and no Picard at all). I decided that was OK. However, this is the t......more

As a balls to the wall action/adventure -- and a long-time-in-coming sequel to a TNG episode -- this certainly works, and hardly ever pauses for breath. My only issue is that I'm not enamored with much of the supporting cast; they didn't manage to grab hold of my attention, and their fairly quick di......more

As expected David Mack turned out another high quality ST story. Over the years Mack has really done a lot with the Breen & it's always fun to see what he does next. Also getting to see Riker continuing to adjust to come into his own as an Admiral was cool. The story itself was very good, it's a nea......more

A great read for any Star Trek fan, a real page-turner. Though I didn't really like the end but the story right until the end kept me completely captivated. I love way various racial features are discussed with abundance, and all the fear or fight decisions taken by the Federation commanders against......more