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 Star Trek Enterprise: The First Adventure - Vonda N. McIntyre
Description: ISBN 0671730320 / Author: Vonda N. McIntyre / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy Newest Review: ... in my heart as I remember reading it when it was first released in 1986, when I was all of 13 years old, and really loving ... more  ... the fact that it told me all about the first meeting of Kirk and Spock. The novel is set in the period before we first see Kirk in television series, when he has only just received his first command, the Enterprise. When we first met the characters on TV they had already been working with each other for quite a while and had developed a fantastic working relationship. This novel then shows this relationship in its formative stages.
I haven't re-read the novel since I was 13, all those years ago, until a few weeks ago. I...more |
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Star Trek Enterprise: The First Adventure - Vonda N. McIntyre: Enterprise - The First Adventure (331 words)
by vernonpresley - written on 29/01/08 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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I am a huge Star Trek fan, and my favourite Trek crew always has been and always will be the crew of the original Enterprise - Kirk, McCoy, Spock, and so on. There have been hundreds of novels based on the original series, some of which are quite good, some of which are risible. This novel, ENTERPRISE - THE FIRST ADVENTURES by Vonda N. McIntyre, holds a special place in my heart as I remember reading it when it was first released in 1986, when I was all of 13 years old, and really loving the fact that it told me all about the first meeting of Kirk and Spock. The novel is set in the period before we first see Kirk in television series, when he has only just ...
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