Just finished S.C.E. Where Time Stands Still and Constellations "Devices and Desires". Sticking around in 2267 up next with The Folded World
So What Are you Reading?: Generations
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Hidden Falls by Olivia Newport
TOS: Black Fire by Sonni Cooper. Very interesting book so far.
ST: Myriad Universes, vol. I. So far I have finished 2 of the 3 novellas, including that really wild one where Harry Kim is promoted to lieutenant. Bit of a stretch, but hey -- that's why they call it fiction.
And now, KHAN.
And now, KHAN.
Star Trek Seekers book 3 - Long shot by David Mack
I finished Star Trek: The Next Generations: Hearts and Minds by Dayton Ward.
I'm now reading Star Trek: The Original Series: Mind Meld by John Vornholt.
I'm now reading Star Trek: The Original Series: Mind Meld by John Vornholt.
Finished Myriad Universes, almost in a single sitting with a break for sleeping. The Khan story didn't build on its premise as much as I thought it would, being mostly a rebels vs the Empire tale..still, I enjoyed the volume enormously and am almost tempted to go for the other two right now. I have a few books to read before buying more, though.
Finished the Tanya Huff novel (enjoyed it, but not as much as previous ones), read DTI: Shield of the Gods by Christopher L Bennett and now CSI: Cold Burn by Max Allan Collins
The Lost Heiress by Roseanna M. White
Not quite halfway through The Most Rev'd Desmond Tutu's God is Not a Christian. And one lunch break away from finishing the May issue of Smithsonian.
Before I move on to Mr. Bennett's new e-novella, and thence to Enigma Tales, I'm going to re-read Star Trek Log Ten, because it's been so long since I read it, I can't remember what ADF added to what's in the episode.
Before I move on to Mr. Bennett's new e-novella, and thence to Enigma Tales, I'm going to re-read Star Trek Log Ten, because it's been so long since I read it, I can't remember what ADF added to what's in the episode.
Finished rereading Articles of the Federation,still a great book, but poor admiral Ross 
Now I am rereading Greater than the sum, first time the Borg are scary since BOBW.
I haven't read dishonor, is that a good book?
Now I am rereading Greater than the sum, first time the Borg are scary since BOBW.
I haven't read dishonor, is that a good book?
The opinions are divided. You either love it or hate it. Personally I'm not exactly fond of it.
That depends. Do you like to read parodies of established characters?
Haha no, is it that bad?
In my opinion, yes. Peter David created a comedy, not a serious novel.
Taking a break from Star Trek books. Right now I am into Stephen Booth's Fry and Cooper detective series. Am in the middle of Last Breath. Very good series if a bit introspective and wordy at times. Then one day while I was insane I ordered a physical copy of "A Suitable Boy' which is probably India's equivlent of Gone with the Wind. So far it's a good read but that book is massive!
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