Star Trek Voyager. Endspiel : Roman ; [der Roman zum großen Finale der TV-Serie Star Trek Voyager] / Diane Carey. [Dt. Übers. von Andreas Brandhorst]

Seven years ago the USS Voyager, embroiled in a three-way conflict with Federation Maquis renegades and the Cardassian warship that was pursuing them, took evasive action and found itself flung by means of a strange alien technology to the furthest corner of the galaxy, the unexplored Delta Quadrant, many thousands of lightyears from home.
More than 170 episodes later, Captain Kathryn Janeway and her crew have encountered planets, races, civilisations and phenomena unseen by any other Federation eyes. But no matter the space they have explored or the obstacles they have overcome, their goal has always been the the impossible journey home.
Will the USS Voyager make it back to Federation space and will her crew ever be reunited with those they left behind? Here is the first chance for UK fans to find out in full what happens in the final, emotive conclusion of the Voyager story.

Science Fiction & Fantasy

RELEASED2001

PUBLISHERHeyne

LENGTH199

LANGUAGEDE

Diane CareyAmerican writer (born 1954)

Diane L. Carey was born on 2 October 1954 in Flint, Michigan, USA. She married Gregory E. Brodeur, an editor, and they had three children: Lydia, Gordon, and Ben. The family lives in Michigan. Her first published was a romance novel under the pseudonym Lydia Gregory. Later she published other romance, science fiction, and children's novels as Diane Carey and D. L. Carey. She is probably best known for the many best-selling Star Trek novels she writes with her husband/collaborator Greg Brodeur. The duo work together on plot development, characterization and story solidity, then Diane does all of the actual writing, while Greg edits the works-in-progress for dramatic flow and emotional impact.

Star Trek Voyager. Endspiel : Roman ; [der Roman zum großen Finale der TV-Serie Star Trek Voyager] / Diane Carey. [Dt. Übers. von Andreas Brandhorst]

by Diane Carey

Seven years ago the USS Voyager, embroiled in a three-way conflict with Federation Maquis renegades and the Cardassian warship that was pursuing them, took evasive action and found itself flung by means of a strange alien technology to the furthest corner of the galaxy, the unexplored Delta Quadrant, many thousands of lightyears from home.
More than 170 episodes later, Captain Kathryn Janeway and her crew have encountered planets, races, civilisations and phenomena unseen by any other Federation eyes. But no matter the space they have explored or the obstacles they have overcome, their goal has always been the the impossible journey home.
Will the USS Voyager make it back to Federation space and will her crew ever be reunited with those they left behind? Here is the first chance for UK fans to find out in full what happens in the final, emotive conclusion of the Voyager story.

Science Fiction & Fantasy

RELEASED2001

PUBLISHERHeyne

LENGTH199

LANGUAGEDE

Diane CareyAmerican writer (born 1954)

Diane L. Carey was born on 2 October 1954 in Flint, Michigan, USA. She married Gregory E. Brodeur, an editor, and they had three children: Lydia, Gordon, and Ben. The family lives in Michigan. Her first published was a romance novel under the pseudonym Lydia Gregory. Later she published other romance, science fiction, and children's novels as Diane Carey and D. L. Carey. She is probably best known for the many best-selling Star Trek novels she writes with her husband/collaborator Greg Brodeur. The duo work together on plot development, characterization and story solidity, then Diane does all of the actual writing, while Greg edits the works-in-progress for dramatic flow and emotional impact.