This is the third in a Star Trek trilogy, with nanites, sentient Borg, and Vulcan terrorists.
The portrayal of the TNG crew is a little better in this book, perhaps reflecting the better portrayals seen in the TNG movies. It links Kirk, Spock, Picard, and the entire history of the various Enterprises together with Sarek.
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All about renewal and cycles.
This is the second in a Star Trek trilogy, with renegade Romulans working with the Borg.
There are some decent scenes with Data, and some interesting interactions between old TOS crew and new TNG crew.
Most of the TOS crew are not really much like themselves, except Spock, so not very “believable”. Bones is almost a caricature. Kirk and Worf have a fight that is ridiculous.
Worst of the three.
This is the first in a Star Trek trilogy, with Spock reminiscing about Kirk’s last mission, one that took place after retirement and involved an alluring woman.
The present time takes place just after Kirk’s death in the movie Generations, and is a great story of the old crew. One of the best I have ever read. There’s even a fight between Kirk and the Enterprise against his old crewmates.
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Almost perfect.
