Star Trek discussion

Has anyone read "The Rings of Time" by Greg Cox? I'm currently reading it. It's good so far.

Have not, but I'll have to track it down as I've generally enjoyed Greg Cox's Trek books.
I like how he uses Trek history.

Last thing I read was his Q trilogy.

Travis wrote: "Have not, but I'll have to track it down as I've generally enjoyed Greg Cox's Trek books.
I like how he uses Trek history.

Last thing I read was his Q trilogy."
I read his "No Time Like the Past," that was very good. I want to read his "Weight of the Worlds" next.

weight of the worlds is one of the worst book i have ever read

cardassiana wrote: "weight of the worlds is one of the worst book i have ever read"
Really? May I ask why?

the plot is so absurd , i can't even explain it!

I haven't read either of those, but I do generally like Greg Cox. The last one of this I read was the first of the Legacies trilogy (the 50th anniversary TOS series that came out last year). It was pretty good, not his best and not quite as good as book two.

Joy wrote: "I haven't read either of those, but I do generally like Greg Cox. The last one of this I read was the first of the Legacies trilogy (the 50th anniversary TOS series that came out last year). It was..."

I've read Greg's books. I like "Child of Two Worlds" alot and "No Time Like the Past." I am enjoying the "Rings of Time."

Is anyone still here? I noticed how quiet this group is

Lily wrote: "Is anyone still here? I noticed how quiet this group is"

I'm still here, even if I don't say much these days.

Was in a Trek reading dry spell then I picked up a couple at a library book sale.

Travis wrote: "Was in a Trek reading dry spell then I picked up a couple at a library book sale."

ME TOO. My local library has a sale every 6 months. I picked up some ST books a few months ago. I have tons to read or re read.

I'm here! Hoping to start Prometheus: Fire With Fire in the next few days.

I've drifted away from Trek, I may start to work some into my fiction-reading rotation again.

I left my public library job so no more picking up holds every day for me anymore! I have an hour train commute which is shaping up to be language learning time in the morning and reading time in the evening. Somebody showed me this massive chart of all the Trek spinoff books (http://www.thetrekcollective.com/p/tr...), so maybe now I can go back and fill in the gaps in my reading history.

My local library has nice book sales too--I didn't find any Trek books I wanted when I went a couple months ago, but I did scoop up a stack of Babylon 5 paperbacks!

Lee wrote: "I've drifted away from Trek, I may start to work some into my fiction-reading rotation again."

I've had times when I drifted away too, but Trek was always there, just in the background. I came back again After Leonard Nimoy passed away. one of the sadist days for me. :'(

Dana wrote: "I'm here! Hoping to start Prometheus: Fire With Fire in the next few days."

Cool I have not read that one either.