Child of Two Worlds

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An all new Star Trek novel from New York Times bestselling author Greg Cox, taking place in the blockbuster Original Series era The year is 2255, not long after the events of theOriginal Series episode The Cage A young Spock is science officer on the U.S.S. Enterprise, under the command of Captain Christopher Pike, when an outbreak of deadly Rigelian fever threatens the crew Reviewing the Starfleet medical database, Dr Phillip Boyce comes up with a highly experimental and untested new treatment that might save the crew Just one problem it requires a rare mineral substance, ryetalyn, which is not easily obtained except on a remote alien colony near the Klingon border But borders are somewhat blurry in this part of galaxy Pike will need to tread carefully in order to avoid provoking an armed conflict with the Klingons or starting an all out war 2015 CBS Studios, Inc STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios, Inc All Rights Reserved. New Download Child of Two Worlds author Greg Cox For Kindle ePUB or eBook – kino-fada.fr An excellent addition to Spock s backstory, and small tidbits such as the origin of anesthezine intruder control systems make this novel a really fun read The central dilemma is handled well, and the conclusion is...It s been a long time since I ve read a Star Trek novel, and, fortunately, I picked a good one for my Christmas present to myself upon my return to the Star Trek universe It s a Spock and Captain Pike novel, the captain of the Enterprise before Kirk, set just a few months after the events detailed in the series television pilot, The Cage This story entails Klingons both thehuman looking but genetically malformed from TOS, and theaggressive looking warriors we all know and love , It s been a long time since I ve read a Star Trek novel, and, fortunately, I picked a good one for my Christmas present to myself upon my return to the Star Trek universe It s a Spock and Captain Pike novel, the captain of the Enterprise before Kirk, set just a few months after the events detailed in the series television pilot, The Cage This story entails Kl...The overall story reminds me of the TNG episode Suddenly Human The Spock story in the book follows in parallel to the main story arc as Spock decides which of the two,worlds he belongs in, human, Vulcan or somewhere in between charting his own pa...I really enjoyed this one Liked seeing Capt Pike, Number One, Dr Boyce a young Spock in action Had some good character moments for Spock some good Klingon intruder alert action Cox did a great job with the story characterization Highly recommend.Very good book, but a LOT of typos grammatical errors missed in editingNot a bad Trek novel, but I think it sorta fails at its goals If you are going to dig in to the Pike era, then you should really go for it Provide some insight and backround for Pike, Number One and Boyce Spock is the only one who got any depth and we already have plenty of that Also, this didn t fe...This was on its way to a pleasant, if unremarkable, 3 star ratingand then all hell breaks loose As it turns out, when all hell breaks loose, Greg Cox has a wonderful writing style that goes up a gear to meet the challenge of action adventure in prose A novel that managed to su...Cpt Pike doesn t really interest me, but Spock does I think Cox does an excellent job of showing us a bit less mature version of Spock along with an Enterprise that is a bit before the Kirk era I did enjoy his expansion on the Number ...loved it.Enjoyable Pike era story about Spock but mainly about an alien girl raised Klingon.

Child of Two Worlds
  • English
  • 08 April 2018
  • Kindle Edition
  • 368 pages
  • Greg Cox
  • Child of Two Worlds