Oblivion's Gate

Star Trek: Coda, Book 3

De: David Mack

Narrado por: Robert Petkoff

The crews of Jean-Luc Picard, Benjamin Sisko, Ezri Dax, and William Riker unite to prevent a cosmic-level apocalypse—only to find that some fates really are inevitable.

Their most daunting mission will be their finest hour.

The epic Star Trek: Coda trilogy comes to a shattering conclusion as the Temporal Apocalypse forces Starfleet’s greatest heroes to make the greatest sacrifices of their lives.

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A Perfect combination

a difficult review to write without giving away the ending, a tearjerker for sure, the 3 book series a must for a trek fans

I Love the ending

I hated the first book it was very underwhelming. The second book was a bit better but book 3 is amazing! David Mack is one of my absolute favorite writers! I have never read a bad Mack book

Imaginative

I loved the storyline. The alternate realities were so real. I still want to hear their tales of exploration.

Good but long and repetitive

The story is good but gets very repetitive. The overall series could have been edited down to 2 books.

Robert Petkoff's performance is stellar as always.

a universe is strong as the prime

this series finale was truly better than I could have hoped for. I would highly recommend that if you are the type of person to get emotional, listen to the last hour and a bit solo.

Disappointed!

I was very disappointed with this trilogy. It took the reader n too many directions and too many scenarios. Definitely not your typical Star Trek story, a little too far out there. I feel that I wasted three credits that I could’ve used on better stories.

Achieved their objective!

After having read the motivation for why this series was done, I thought they did a good job meeting the intent. But if I had just picked this up as a cold read, I might not have liked it. Petkoff does a great job with the characters as always but his Sisko could be better (needs improved diction). One weak part of this all encompassing story is the lack of any appearance of Q throughout the series! Very hard to beleive. So, now let's talk about why this trilogy was necessary in the first place.... 🤔

A fitting end to a great Era of star trek books

Was a great book!! A brilliant end to a fantastic series. I look forward to what the future brings!!

Hated the ending

I'm a huge Star Trek fan, but the ending to this book was horrible. just horrible.

not happy

I am truly disappointed it was a let down, books 1 and 2 had focus book 3 feels like the author (and I am a fan of his writing) just ran out of ideas.