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A review by vingilot
Seekers: All That's Left by Dayton Ward, Kevin Dilmore
4.0
The final seeker’s novel, end it ends with a good one although it does leave one wishing for more content like this.
A federation colony on an apparently uninhabited world runs into trouble when a massive ship starts firing at it. Aboard a parasitic species coming to claim more hosts. As more and more Starfleet people get controlled by these seemingly benevolent parasites the situation darkens and Endeavour and her crew are faced with some hard choices.
It was a good story, but also clearly written with more stories in mind. Sadly we will almost certainly never see these in print, and it’s a shame. Not just for this crew, but all the others as well. I miss the original Star Trek book series. A new crew, doing new things. Whether it’s the SCE, Vanguard, or even New Frontier in its own way.
After this the extended novel universe exploded, and it was fantastic. Now with the new series in production we will see another shift in the novel verse. We even had a year of no novels at all, but I hope we will one day get novels like this again’
A federation colony on an apparently uninhabited world runs into trouble when a massive ship starts firing at it. Aboard a parasitic species coming to claim more hosts. As more and more Starfleet people get controlled by these seemingly benevolent parasites the situation darkens and Endeavour and her crew are faced with some hard choices.
It was a good story, but also clearly written with more stories in mind. Sadly we will almost certainly never see these in print, and it’s a shame. Not just for this crew, but all the others as well. I miss the original Star Trek book series. A new crew, doing new things. Whether it’s the SCE, Vanguard, or even New Frontier in its own way.
After this the extended novel universe exploded, and it was fantastic. Now with the new series in production we will see another shift in the novel verse. We even had a year of no novels at all, but I hope we will one day get novels like this again’