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Star Trek: Picard

De: David Mack

Narrado por: January LaVoy

A thrilling prequel adventure based on the acclaimed TV series Star Trek: Picard!

Two years after the USS Voyager’s return from the Delta Quadrant, Seven of Nine finds herself rejected for a position in Starfleet and instead finds a new home with the interstellar rogue law enforcement corps known as the Fenris Rangers. The Rangers seem like an ideal fit for Seven—but to embrace this new destiny, she must leave behind all she’s ever known, and risk losing the most important thing in her life: her friendship with Admiral Kathryn Janeway.

©2024 David Mack (P)2024 Simon & Schuster Audio

Great storytelling!!!

I had forgotten how much I loved Janeway nd Seven together. The story was exciting, heartfelt, nd moments of comedy. I absolutely loved it.

great story & audio

Enjoyed the story, I love 7s character. it is easy to picture the characters. I enjoyScifi it was refreshing to see strong, interesting and not hyper sexualized female characters. The male characters were interesting & had positive interactions and relationships with the other characters. Enjoyed having lesbian characters without it being centered on coming out as a theme.

7 buildi g a life of.her own and overcoming all the questiable doubt of her value.As a Borg she has been robbed of a lifetime.

Every last word of her story.January Lavoy is an excellent reader.I follow books read by her because they are always such good reads!

Readers ability to channel 7 and Janeway!

Good fun. Maybe should have been branded a Voyager novel rather than a Picard novel, meh.

Another excellent David Mack Star Trek novel

David Mack delivers another top tier Star Trek novel with the story of Seven of Nine post-Voyager (and pre-Picard) with a supporting cast of characters including Vice Admiral Janeway (in the Star Trek Prodigy timeframe) and many new Fenris Ranger characters including a mentor and new love interest for Seven. One thing I love most about this book is that it explores identity from an LGBTQ+ perspective in the form of Seven’s finding her way without her former Voyager crew member and without Starfleet or the Federation. The action and plot are engrossing and the characters are well developed. Also it’s an enjoyable listen with January Lavoy’s wonderful voice.

Excellent in every way!

The narrator does awesomely to convey all the individual characters. This is a wonderful, exciting, yet heartwarming story, I highly recommend this book. (I did the 'read and listen', reading as I listened to enhance my comprehension.)

answers questions, very good navigation

a must read, now Imto watch picard again, because this book fits perfectly into the timeline

A fun ride, but didn't feel like a true Star Trek story

The story was definitely entertaining, and I had no difficulty finishing it quickly. It didn't quite live up to the other Star Trek Picard novels however. The best Star Trek stories have complicated scientific or moral dilemmas that the crewmembers think their way out of. This had cartoonish super villains And a lot of fire fights and other battle scenes. I'm definitely happy to have read it, but it won't stay with me like the best Star Trek stories do.

January LaVoy is amazing!

Nice background story of how Seven meets the Fenris Rangers. David Mack really conveys the mixed emotions of Seven’s journey to herself after Voyager, but WOW there were many points where I had to rewind and re-listen to passages because January LaVoy -perfectly- nails Jeri Ryan’s sound, cadence, and vocal inflections as Seven. Brava! I look forward to more from her! xoxo

Made me laugh and cry

... I loved 7 of 9 since Voyager and this made me love her most. it's so well written and read it's impossible not to picture Jerry or Kate. Well done Mr. Mack...well done indeed.