Star Trek, The Next Generation: The Genesis Wave, Book 2 (Adapted)

De: John Vornholt

Narrado por: TIm Russ

The spectacular conclusion to the thrilling double-sized adventure!

Like an unstoppable cosmic storm, the dreaded Genesis Wave continues to sweep across the Alpha Quadrant, transforming entire planets on a molecular level and threatening entire civilizations with extinction. Based on the long-hidden scientific secrets of Dr. Carol Marcus, who has mysteriously disappeared, the wave of mutagenic protomatter seems to have come from nowhere, posing a cataclysmic menace to life as we know it.

To combat the rushing terror of the wave, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Starship Enterprise have been forced into an uneasy alliance with both the Klingons and the Romulan Empire, both of whom may crave the forbidden secrets of the Genesis technology for themselves. The finest engineers of three civilizations, including Geordi La Forge and his long-lost love, Dr. Leah Brahms, must race against time to devise some way of halting the deadly wave before yet another world is transformed into something entirely alien and unrecognizable.

But even if, against all odds, the Genesis Wave can be defeated, Picard and his potentially treacherous allies must still confront the greater mystery of what unknown intelligence dared to launch the wave against an unsuspecting galaxy - and for what malevolent purpose...

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Mini story

Two short story books for the price of 2 books. Plot was dimple and short. A disappointment

a phenomenal story & narration.

This is a great follow up & sequel to Star Trek II & III in the Next Generation timeline. Action, mystery, suspense, & wonderful characters. Tim Russ does a great job of narration.

Genesis

I loved book 2. Tim Russell Westmeath as usual. I thought the story flowed smoothly.

Awesome

What a great book, great emotional moments. So much better than modern Star Trek books

an okay book

the book isn't that bad. It's like any basic Star Trek book with a few Klingons, The Genesis Project, and a few of your favorite characters. I would suggest both parts of This Book for a bit of light and fun listening.

A worthy end to an interesting series.

Short, but, well done. I'll check out more Star Trek audio when I can. Maltz's death almost made me cry.

One of the best Trek Books

Excellent! This, and the Kann story, are the two best audio books on Star Trek.
Get book 1 and 2. Book 3, however, is your choice.
Having only a superficial relation to the first two books, it still tells a good story. It
seems like it was made a "Part 3" because it would have been difficult to sell otherwise.
It's basically the Ringo Star of the band. Get Book 3, if you have to have the complete set, but
the second book wraps up everything it needed to wrap up.

A must read for all Trekkies.

Tim Russ was excellent as narrator. This series is my first Star Trek Audio book series. I hope they will all be at least half as good.

Star Trek fluff complete with Sound FX

Only Trekkies need apply. First, you'll need books 1 and 2 to complete the story, so keep that in mind. All the Next Generation characters get together for this sequel to the Genesis Wave story. It is fairly fast paced, but also superficial, with more emphasis on sound fx than on any real substance. There is some action and all the characters stay true to form from their TNG legacies. Die hards may enjoy this, but this was more like listening to the TV show, than reading a new novel.

Where's the rest?

Would you try another book from John Vornholt and/or TIm Russ?

I have a few

Would you ever listen to anything by John Vornholt again?

Sure

What aspect of TIm Russ’s performance would you have changed?

I've heard him before. He's one of the better readers, And does a good Picard.

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

I only got half

Any additional comments?

I requested Book 1 and 2. what happen to book 1?