pick(1981) The Enterprise receives an emergency call for a not-obviously-urgent prisoner transport, interrupting Spock's investigation of a singularity just as it was showing some worrisome results. Of course it's all related but I won't tell you how except to say that it's a fun time-twisty puzzle. McIntyre delivers just what you want a tie-in novel: she respects the world and characters and brings enough ideas of her own to keep it fresh.
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pickJean Luc Picard and Charles Xavier, two legendary characters. An interesting autobiography.
Captain James T. Kirk sprawled on the couch in the sitting room of his cabin, dozing over a book.
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so-so110/150 I expected to like this more but it was a bit of a slough. Taking place through three different timelines, it's the story of one man's obsession with immortality, and his run-ins with the crew of the Enterprise on the different time lines. Some Star Trek authors can take events from the TV series or the movies and blend them with their stories, so they seem to develop organically, but I felt like this author was just checking off names ⬇️
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pick22-5 Nov 24 (audiobook)
I was a mild TNG fan in my teens but have never watched an Xmen movie. Nevertheless, I do like Shakespeare and memoirs and Stewart‘s voice, so gave this a go. There were some amusing anecdotes but it was a little self-serving to me. Stewart seemed disingenuous and keen to paint his relationships with women in the best possible light. I do agree with his politics and his stance against domestic violence. Maybe just a pick?
