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[close] Captain Archer, along with the help of American guerillas, defeat Vosk and his temporal agents by destroying the conduit being built to carry Vosk back to his own time.
Before the Silk-Archer duo can complete the mission, Silk is shot and killed by a guard near the conduit, Trip freed himself during the chaos and almost shoots Archer believing him to be Silk (Trip did not know Archer was alive). With the shields down Enterprise achieves a completely unprotected atmospheric entry, flying in right over New York City and destroys the building with 3 photonic torpedoes fired at point-blank range.
The episode ends with Daniels showing Archer the timeline resetting itself back to normal, as the Temporal Cold War ends, and is at least partially negated, with the death of Vosk. One thing is certain, the full-scale temporal conflict never happened. Daniels tells the captain that he does "not know how many lives you saved". Archer demands that Daniels never visit the Enterprise ever again for he's tired of becoming a pawn in the war.
The Enterprise arrives back in their proper time period, where an entire fleet of Earth vessels greets them.
This book was all right was not the best book in the world could be a better book.
I think a 15 and up should read this book there was some word that I could not under stand.