Product Description

The most dangerous experimental vessel in the galaxy - a prototype time ship - has vanished, and it appears that the man who stole it is none other than Starfleet Admiral Edward Jellico. Only Mackenzie Calhoun and the crew of the Excalibur have a hope in finding him before the ship, intended purely for scientific exploration, is used to disrupt the space-time continuum! Peter David, the hand-picked creator of the first Star Trek crew designed exclusively for print, celebrates the 10th anniversary of the New Frontier with this comic book series, showcasing all-new stories and the official continuation of the hit novels.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #293383 in Books
• Published on: 2008-10-29
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 136 pages

Customer Reviews

Star Trek with limited starfleet input
This book would have got 5 stars if it included more of the regular New Frontier characters. The conclusion is also very rushed and obviously sets up the story which will run for the next few books. But this is not a total loss as the writting of Peter David is at its best and the story generally flows following the adventures of Xyon, who has a clouded past, more info to follow. If you have enjoyed this series to date then jump on board, if you are only interested in the sexual exploits of the Exaliber crew then skip it.

A Good Set-Up for Book 8, but only Half of a Novel...
The latest New Frontier book strays even further from its Next Generation roots than the previous novels, focussing on Si Cwan, Lt. Kebron and a host of new characters.

Although the new characters are fairly interesting and provide much of the background to Book 8: Dark Allies, they do steal much of the limelight, pushing favourite New Frontier characters out of the narrative for chapters at a time.

The "Quiet Place" of the title is not a particularly interesting concept and is only described in a rather rushed and confusing manner at the novels conclusion.

By being more of a prologue than a novel in its own right and by not featuring many of the New Frontier characters such as Selar, Burgoyne, McHenry or Shelby at all, this book was my least favourite in the New Frontier series.