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PublisherPocket Books/Star Trek
ISBN-101416527419
ISBN-139781416527411
eBay Product ID (ePID)59039547
Product Key Features
Book TitleStar Trek: the Next Generation: Q&A
Number of Pages320 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2007
TopicScience Fiction / Action & Adventure, Science Fiction / Alien Contact, Science Fiction / Space Opera, Science Fiction / Military
GenreFiction
AuthorKeith R. A. Decandido
Book SeriesStar Trek: the Next Generation Ser.
FormatMass Market
Dimensions
Item Height0.8 in
Item Weight5.5 Oz
Item Length6.8 in
Item Width4.2 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceTrade
Dewey Edition22
Dewey Decimal813.6
SynopsisOne of Star Trek's all-time fan-favourite characters returns in a stunningly plotted edge-of-the-seat adventure., 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., The enigmatic Q has always taken a personal interest in the crew of the "Enterprise," and in particular her captain, Jean-Luc Picard. This original novel picks up where the film "Nemesis" leaves off, as it follows the lives of favorite characters and features one of the most popular villains in Star Trek history. Original., Dance your way to the magical world of Enchantia in the delightful fourth series of Magic Ballerina by Darcey Bussell! It's the White Cat's birthday! Everyone in Enchantia is planning the perfect party but something seems to be going wrong guests keep disappearing. And there's a mysterious photographer who might not be who she seems… Can Jade solve the mystery or will the party turn into a birthday disaster? A delightful new Magic Ballerina story from Prima Ballerina and guest judge on Strictly Come Dancing, Darcey Bussell., Nearly two decades ago, Jean-Luc Picard took command of the "U.S.S. Enterprise(TM)" NCC-1701-D. The captain knew it was an honor without equal. His new command bore the name of "Enterprise." The people who had commanded other like-named starships had gone down in Starfleet's annals. Some officers would be intimidated, but they would not have been given command of "Enterprise." On her first mission, the "Enterprise" was sent to Farpoint Station. 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. His crew was different. There was nothing about Gorsach that in the least resembled Farpoint. But Picard couldn't shake the feeling that something all too familiar was going on. All too awful. All too Q., Nearly two decades ago, Jean-Luc Picard took command of the U.S.S. Enterprise(TM) NCC-1701-D. The captain knew it was an honor without equal. His new command bore the name of Enterprise. The people who had commanded other like-named starships had gone down in Starfleet's annals. Some officers would be intimidated, but they would not have been given command of Enterprise. On her first mission, the Enterprise was sent to Farpoint Station. 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. His crew was different. There was nothing about Gorsach that in the least resembled Farpoint. But Picard couldn't shake the feeling that something all too familiar was going on. All too awful. All too Q.
LC Classification NumberPS3554
