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When captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the "U.S.S. Enterprise receive news of a human planet hidden in the center of an immense stellar cloud, they immediately investigate. Penetrating the cloud, the Starship crew is shocked to discover a world of knights and serfs lifted right out of Earth's Middle Ages. Ruthlessly exploiting the planet is a ring of intersellar trophy hunters preying on the immense, native dragon-lizards twentey-feet tall and armored like tanks. Beaming down, an away team soon becomes embroiled in a web of intrigue and murder. Taken prisoner, Picard, Riker, Data and Ro must somehow escape and stop the hunters or face destruction from the hunters' weapon, based on an advanced technoloy capable of utterly annihilating the "Starship Enterprise .… (mere)
I should have known that, eventually, someone would decide the Preservers were worth reviving. This was a pretty good attempt at that, although had the same broad-strokes treatment of 13th century Germany that the original Miramanee episode did of Native Americans. The subplot in which Worf wishes to return to humans' feudal era is pretty good, and made me want to see humans returning to Vulcan before Surak. Still, it suffers from the usual silliness of Trek novels going back in time - there just isn't enough space to really treat history with the attention it needs to feel real, especially when in such a fabulous setting.
One of my first "Star Trek" books after falling in love with Next Gen. I still remember some of the plot after all these years. Perhaps I'm biased, because it was one of my first (haha), but it's actually one of my favorite Next Gen titles I've read. ( )
One of my first "Star Trek" books after falling in love with Next Gen. I still remember some of the plot after all these years. Perhaps I'm biased, because it was one of my first (haha), but it's actually one of my favorite Next Gen titles I've read. ( )
One of my first "Star Trek" books after falling in love with Next Gen. I still remember some of the plot after all these years. Perhaps I'm biased, because it was one of my first (haha), but it's actually one of my favorite Next Gen titles I've read. ( )
When captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the "U.S.S. Enterprise receive news of a human planet hidden in the center of an immense stellar cloud, they immediately investigate. Penetrating the cloud, the Starship crew is shocked to discover a world of knights and serfs lifted right out of Earth's Middle Ages. Ruthlessly exploiting the planet is a ring of intersellar trophy hunters preying on the immense, native dragon-lizards twentey-feet tall and armored like tanks. Beaming down, an away team soon becomes embroiled in a web of intrigue and murder. Taken prisoner, Picard, Riker, Data and Ro must somehow escape and stop the hunters or face destruction from the hunters' weapon, based on an advanced technoloy capable of utterly annihilating the "Starship Enterprise .
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