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S'està carregant… Q & Ade Keith R. A. DeCandido
   Cap No hi ha cap discussió a Converses sobre aquesta obra.  Milcheax | Aug 26, 2020 |   The 20th anniversary novel for TNG (not mentioned anywhere on the cover, but remarked upon in the Afterward). What Q&A does best is focus on Miranda Kadohata and Zelik Leybenzon as the new CO and security chief. I'm looking forward to them growing on me, but the start they're given here isn't all-too remarkable, either (introduction of T'Lana as Counselor in the previous novel was memorably handled). The villain of this piece, the giant threat to not only the universe but the Q Continuum as well, is barely described, and present for about two paragraphs. (  ) Ron18 | Feb 17, 2019 |  ) Chris177 | Feb 17, 2014 | This novel felt like one of the series' "clip" episodes, the ones that try and weave footage from episodes past into the current narrative frame. You know, the ones that show up when they've run out of budget and the ones that everyone hates. By rehashing all of Q's appearances throughout the different storylines, this particular plot brought nothing new to the table; once again, Picard is tossed from ship to ship as in the last episode of the TV series, and must deal with an unknown rift and multiple Enterprises from multiple universes. (  ) Magentawolf | Aug 1, 2013 |  ) WayGroovy | Apr 18, 2013 | Sense ressenyes | afegeix-hi una ressenya
Pertany a aquestes sèriesStar Trek (2007.10) Star Trek (novels) (2007.09) Star Trek Relaunch (Book 36) (Chronological Order) Premis
After facing the Borg menace, the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise is looking forward to a little exploration when the enigmatic Q informs them that the universe is at stake if they don't unravel the mystery of a strange planet in this Star Trek: The Next Generation novel. Nearly two decades ago, Jean-Luc Picard took command of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D, knowing it was an honor without equal. On her first mission, the Enterprise was sent to Farpoint Station for a simple, straightforward investigation. Perfect for a crew that had never served together. Then there was Q; an omnipotent lifeform that seemed bent on placing obstacle after obstacle in the ship's--and in particular in Picard's--way. And it hadn't ended with that first mission. When he was least expected, Q would appear. Pushing, prodding, testing. At times needling captain and crew with seemingly silly, pointless, and maddening trifles. Then it would turn all too serious, and the survival of Picard's crew was in Q's hands. Why was it today that Picard was remembering the day he took command of the Enterprise-D? Now he commanded a new ship, the Enterprise-E, with a different crew. But Picard couldn't shake the feeling that something all too familiar was going on. All too awful. All too Q. No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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One simple letter, a name that evokes feelings of trepidation and dread in any Starfleet captain.
He's back. And he wants to bug Jean-Luc yet again.
DeCandido does a wonderful job tying certain parts of Next Generation Q lore together (including some of the Q novels) and brings Q to life inside. (