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A review by saphirablue
Star Trek - Corps of Engineers: Die Ingenieure der Sternenflotte by Dean Wesley Smith, Susanne Picard, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Dayton Ward, Christie Golden, Kevin Dilmore
3.0
I like it.
I really like that Geordi LaForge plays a bigger role in the first three stories. He's one of my favourite TNG characters. :) But, I also really like the OCs (even though, I got the impression that more dedicated TNG watchers would know some of them). :)
I really liked the third story. I mean, I liked all of them but if I had to choose one. :)
The first story is really a classical horror story and therefore a bit predictable. I mean, I still enjoyed reading it but, yeah.
The second story has been really interesting in regards to the current development on dependence on computer and AIs for some stuff where it really isn't necessary.
The third one broke my heart in regards to pilot and ship. Wow. But, I also like the development of 110 during this one.
The fourth one? What an evil cliffhanger at the end of it. Eeeeevil! But, while I have no idea of the TOS eppy reference here, I really like the connection it creates between TOS and the current timeline. :)
All in all, I'm looking forward to getting the next part from my library and I also want to rewatch all the Star Trek shows. Ahhhhhhh.
I really like that Geordi LaForge plays a bigger role in the first three stories. He's one of my favourite TNG characters. :) But, I also really like the OCs (even though, I got the impression that more dedicated TNG watchers would know some of them). :)
I really liked the third story. I mean, I liked all of them but if I had to choose one. :)
The first story is really a classical horror story and therefore a bit predictable. I mean, I still enjoyed reading it but, yeah.
The second story has been really interesting in regards to the current development on dependence on computer and AIs for some stuff where it really isn't necessary.
The third one broke my heart in regards to pilot and ship. Wow. But, I also like the development of 110 during this one.
The fourth one? What an evil cliffhanger at the end of it. Eeeeevil! But, while I have no idea of the TOS eppy reference here, I really like the connection it creates between TOS and the current timeline. :)
All in all, I'm looking forward to getting the next part from my library and I also want to rewatch all the Star Trek shows. Ahhhhhhh.