Evolution

By Heather Jarman

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Format: Paperback, 400 pages Published In: United States, February 2006 Other Editions: Paperback, USA $16.99 $14.98 View Quantity Available: 27 Ships within 6-10 days In the exciting conclusion to the String Theory trilogy, the crew of "Voyager" faces a conflict that will shake the very foundation of the universe. Original. From The Publisher: ENTANGLED STRANDS OF PAST AND PRESENT ENDANGER THE FUTURE A wake of destruction and loss threatens the "U.S.S. Voyager (TM) as Chakotay assumes command. Grief over Janeway's impending death coupled with anxiety brought on by the disappearance of Paris, Kim, and the Doctor forces the crew to take increasingly dangerous actions in order to assure their own survival. But "Voyager doesn't fight alone: behind the lines, powerful forces have allied to give the starship aid. Toward this end, a familiar nemesis -- the cosmic meddler Q -- sends Paris and Kim on a perilous journey. Elsewhere, the Doctor, trapped in a dimension alien to human understanding, reunites with an old friend to help secure the fates of those he's left behind. Yet the conflict raging in the Monorhan system is merely a surface manifestation of more serious turmoil; the true struggle is rooted in the universe's very foundation. Standing at the eye of this maelstrom is "Voyager, whose crew may hold the fate of all. Publisher: Pocket Books ISBN: 1416507817 EAN: 9781416507819 Dimensions: 17.32 x 10.92 x 2.87 centimeters (0.20 kg)

For all of those out there who enjoyed the Voyager series and have ever pondered the exsistence of 'strings' this is a must read however you must read the first two books in this series. They are a great read with interesting twists and turns. The interaction with the chief engineer and the borg is humorous. Old friends, new species and pandemisional aliens keeps you wanting to read more and more and sometimes you just can't put it down!!!!! I have read the trilogy twice now and the second time was even better.

Heather Jarman wrote a great ending to the String Theory trilogy. Evolution kept me hanging on for more throughout. The return of a familiar nemesis in Q was quite special. From the first episode of The Next Generation, it's always been enjoyable to witness the interactions between the lowly humanoids and the omnipotent being. In Jarman's tale, we also get a further glimpse of the Q continuum, with an interesting visit to "Q U", and a cosmic casino where bets include quasars, comets, planets etc. Harry's infatuation with another member of the Q continuum was another amusing highlight. Look out for the re-emergence of a familiar face from early in Voyager's journey home. I won't spoil it by giving away who that is so you'll have to read the book to find out! All-in-all, a great read and recommended...