From the battlefields of Mass Effect to the deep space of Star Trek, he becomes a misfit commander aboard Voyager, forced into a desperate journey back home that spans 70,000 light-years. Possessed of a strange power that can turn imagination into reality, which may be used to realize the technology envisioned in Star Trek, he thought he could lead everyone to find their way home.
But as he goes deeper into the world, he discovers that he seems to know something about the future that he "shouldn't know". When the trajectory of fate quietly deviates because of him, can he find real life on this long journey home across the sea of stars?
Reader comments
An authentic Star Trek story with elements of Shepard and Mass Effect. This is not a scolding or a weirdo, I am really praising this book. It is so in line with the Star Trek fan I want.
Has the author read the TNG technical manual and VOY technical manual?
Author... Please read the technical manual...
A rare good book, food and grass, I've been chasing it
When I watched the show, I always felt that Janeway and Chakotay were having an affair. It turned out that Chakotay and Seven of Nine were together for three or four seasons. After returning home successfully, they actually separated [smile]
Although I haven't watched Star Trek, the author's writing is really good.
An authentic Star Trek story with elements of Shepard and Mass Effect. This is not a scolding or a weirdo, I am really praising this book. It is so in line with the Star Trek fan I want.
Has the author read the TNG technical manual and VOY technical manual? Author... Please read the technical manual...
A rare good book, food and grass, I've been chasing it
When I watched the show, I always felt that Janeway and Chakotay were having an affair. It turned out that Chakotay and Seven of Nine were together for three or four seasons. After returning home successfully, they actually separated [smile]
Although I haven't watched Star Trek, the author's writing is really good.