Survivors

Star Trek: The Next Generation #4

by Jean Lorrah

Treva is an isolated human colony on the fringes of known space on the verge of becoming a true interstellar community, a full fledged member of the Federation. But now the U.S.S. Enterprise has received a distress signal for Treva is in the throes of a violent revolution, a revolution led by a merciless warlord who has committed countless atrocities in the name of freedom. Data and Lt. Tasha Yar are dispatched to investigate. Once they reach Treva, they discover the truth, and any possible solution may be far more complex than a simple rebellion. Treva's president wants more then Starfleet's good words in her fight against the rebels, she wants their weapons technology.

Genres: Star Trek, Science Fiction, Star Trek The Next Generation, Fiction, Media Tie In, Ebooks, Fantasy

253 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1989

About the author

Jean Lorrah is a science fiction and fantasy author. She has produced several Star Trek novels and often collaborated with Jacqueline Lichtenberg. Her most recent work with Lichtenberg is on the Sime/Gen Universe. Her fantasy series The Savage Empire, from the 1980s, is mostly solo work. She is also a professor of English at Murray State University and received her PhD from Florida State University.

Reviews

[José Ernesto · Rating 5 out of 5]

Este un gran libro, tasha es uno de los personajes que más me gustaban al principio de tng y sin duda gran personaje sus historias siempre eran cabronas, ahora la historia con el wey que la rescato de niña y luego me la groomeo para salir con ella ta cabrón, sé que a lo mejor es una mamada, pero no podía dejar de verlo desde esa perspectiva, incluso suponía que te lo planteaban así para que sintiéramos que si los había traicionado, pero al parecer no xd, igual me mama las historias de Star Trek.

[David Sanz · Rating 4 out of 5]

Otra novela de Star Trek Next Generation... pero esta es bastante buena...
La autora habla de lo que nos interesa a los trekkies quizás porque ella también lo es... Data buscando su humanidad... el origen de Tasha Yar... su muerte... en definitiva... que me dejó un buen sabor de boca.