The Hall of Heroes

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Continuing the milestone 50th anniversary celebration of Star Trek an epic new trilogy that stretches from the events of The Original Series movie The Search for Spock to The Next Generation The Klingon Empire stands on the precipice In the wake of violence from the cult known as the Unsung, paranoia threatens to break Chancellor Martok s regime Klingons increasingly call for a stronger hand to take controlone that Lord Korgh, master manipulator, is only too willing to offer But other forces are now in motion Assisted by a wily agent, the Empire s enemies secretly conspire to take full advantage of the situation Aboard the USSTitan, Admiral William T Riker realizes far than the Federation s alliance with the Klingons is in danger With the Empire a wounded animal, it could either become an attacker or a target Yet even as hostilities increase, Commander Worf returns to the USSEnterprise and Captain Jean Luc Picard with a daring plan of his own The preservation of both the Empire and the Federation alliance may hinge on an improbable savior leading a most unlikely force. Free Read Kindle ePUB The Hall of Heroes Author John Jackson Miller – kino-fada.fr A fitting conclusion to the trilogy I enjoyed itThe Hall of Heroes brings to a conclusion the trilogy, Star Trek Prey, and it is every bit as entertaining as the first two volumes Events in the first two books have left the Klingon Empire in turmoil and its alliance with the Federation hanging by a thread Korgh continues his manipulation of events aimed at toppling Chancellor Martok s leadership and ending the Empire s relationship with the Federatio...The end of the Prey trilogy, and the final part of this novel in particular, are supremely satisfying I feel like it would be difficult to craft an ending that sufficiently matches the high notes of the previous two books, but John Jackson Miller has accomplished that andThe Hall of Heroes is the highlight of an already great trilogy, a wonderful celebration of 50 years of Star Trek These books were a lot of fun to read, and I look forward to seeing where both the shared continuity and The end of the Prey trilogy, and the final part of this novel in particular, are supremely satisfying I feel like it would be difficult to craft an ending that sufficiently matches the high notes of the previous two books, but John Jackson Miller has accomplished that andThe Hall of Heroes is the highlight of an already great trilogy, a wonderful celebration of 50 years of Star Trek These books were a lot of fun to read, and I look forward to seeing where both the shared con...Really enjoyed the 3 books and the conclusion was satisfactory The books play out like a multi part episode of TNGWorthy finale to the trio.FantasticMy Blog My TwitterThe final installment in Miller s Klingon trilogy was a great read In this, Korgh s plotting of nearly 100 years is unraveling around him and he scrambles to keep his plans intact Starfleet is working closely with an old enemy, Ardra, to find the truthweavers, the illusionists who are responsible for misleading the Unsung as well as a variety of other races They have also brought the Kinshaya to the brink of war with the Klingon Empire because of Shift, an Orion woman now My Blog My TwitterThe final installment in Miller s Klingon trilogy was a great read In this, Korgh s plotting of nearly 100 years is unraveling ...Okay finishing this book accomplished two things First it was the end of a very good series Just like in Star Trek Legacies you meet some great characters, and are reaquainted with many characters you know from all over the Trekverse Just to name a few from the entire three book series Ambassador Spock, Commander Tovak, Admiral Rikker, Captain Esri Dax, Kaless the Unforgettable, Captain Kirk, Captain Sulu, Commander Rand, Chancellor Martok, and a host of others I was very surprised to Okay finishing th...I really enjoyed this trilogy All three books were action packed with great character build up and interactions The Hall of Heroes was a fantastic conclusion with plenty of adventure Author John Jackson Miller really knows the classic characters and serves them well in the story while also creating new interesting characters I also loved that the humor typical of Star Trek has been kept into place It s nice to have a light moment between action sequences The ending of the story left it I really enjoyed this trilogy All three books were action packed with great character build up and interactions The Hall of Heroes was a fantastic conclusion with plenty of adventure Author John Jackson Miller really knows the classic characters and serves them well in the story while also creating new interesting characters I also loved that the humor typical of Star Trek has been kept into place It s nice to have a light moment between action sequences The ending of the story left it open foradventures I would certainly lovemyself Robert Petkoff was a top notch narrator for this audiobook trilogy ...This is the third and last book in a series utilizing the broad canvas of the Star Trek universe, set in the current time line of the Star Trek novels, and the story itself is a broad canvas That said the concept is to explore part of the Klingon culture and still create a story using standard Star Trek characters Because of the way it is built, the story chapters jump between events in the Klingon universe, some crossover between the Enterprise E, and Titan The tale is really trying to the This is the third and last book in a series utilizing the broad canvas of the Star Trek universe, set in the current time line of the Star Trek novels, and the story itself is a broad canvas That said the concept is to explore part of the Klingon culture and still create a story using standard Star Trek characters Because of the way it is built, the story chapters jump between events in the Klingon universe, ...

The Hall of Heroes
  • English
  • 21 October 2018
  • Mass Market Paperback
  • 387 pages
  • 1501116037
  • John Jackson Miller
  • The Hall of Heroes