Amazon or Barnes & Noble probably has them and they can be ordered on line. If you have a Kindle reader, there is most likely a Kindle edition. Also there are ways you can download a Kindle reading app to your tablet or PC. That's the only way I can get Star Trek books anymore unless I order the physical books online. All of the bookstores near me have closed down.
I wish I could add my two cents to the discussion but I really don't like VOY books. The only exception has been the DARK MATTERS trilogy so far.
I would highly recommend the String Theory Books. Also the Nanotech Wars
The STRING THEORY books have been sitting on my bookshelf for a long time now ... (they look very modern and vamp up the Voyager bookshelf considerably since all the other volumes look faded).
), any good Tommyboy stories in the numbered series? I own all of those but the first few put me off reading them, they were so boring ...
The Nanotech Wars, he's even on the cover. Also I would recommend Marooned, he's in that a good bit although everyone of the characters has something to do in that one. He's on the cover of that one too.Also, since you like Tom Paris (just like I do
well it's not a numbered book but definately check ou The Nanotch WarsThe STRING THEORY books have been sitting on my bookshelf for a long time now ... (they look very modern and vamp up the Voyager bookshelf considerably since all the other volumes look faded).
I remember reading bad reviews about them, most of which were complaining about how difficult the story was to follow. The title also suggested an overdose of quantum physics so I stayed away from them ... Might I have been wrong?
I mean there's a lot of technobabble on the TV-show ... how bad is it in this book?
Also, since you like Tom Paris (just like I do
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I will look at it!
They are not meant to be satirical.
No need to be rude. If you don't like them then don't use them.
