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Q&A (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
by Keith R. A. DeCandido
from Star Trek

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Quesitons Answered...
  After reading Death in Winter previous to this novel, I found the authors use of verbal description somewhat lacking and less colorful in Q&A. And K.R.A.D. is a nice guy, I don't mean that to sound criticizing, I have talked to him on several occasions on trekbbs.org so I was hoping for a very full and entertaining story.
  Well, with what started to be a lower-level reading prose, I found myself quickly hooked on the action and suspense of the novel. I generally didn't like the Q stories, unlike... more info

• Back and Forth with Q
  The omnipotent being called "Q" has been testing and meddling with the Enterprise and her crew since their first mission. When Q shows up again while the Enterprise is investigating the planet Gorsach, the Captain Picard tells the crew to simply ignore Q. But Q is there to tell them that the end of the whole universe is approaching. And that they're the cause.
  Bouncing back and forth between post-Nemesis timeframe and different times amongst the Q Continuum began a bit confusingly. But we soon discover... more info

• smiles
  Wow they defiantly answered a lot of q questions in this book especially liked the reasoning behind q going after picard so much.

• Great Starts but Poor Finish
  Been a while since I read Star Trek novels, but my friend got me a couple as a present and I've read both of them ("Resistance" and now "Q&A") in the span of two weeks. Maybe minor SPOILERS.
  After going through Q&A, it seems to have the same problem as Resistance. The premise of "Q" being involved in a book is usually pretty exciting. I was curious what the authors could pull out this time. However, the story sort of dragged along with millions of cutovers to other people with Q popping up... more info

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