The Black Shore Star Trek Voyager

by Greg Cox

Book Overview

After weeks of lonely journeys through a desolate region fo the Delta Quadrant, the crew of "Voyager" is badly in need of shore leave, so the planet Ryolanov seems just what the doctor ordered. Full... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671560611
• ISBN13: 9780671560614
• Release Date: May 1997
• Publisher: Pocket Books
• Length: 278 Pages
• Weight: 1.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.1" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Awesome

This installment was a non-stop, action packed experience. I couldn't stop turning the pages, I read this book everywhere. Cox really captured the essense of this crew as well as the aliens involved.

Brill

At first when I read the blurb of the book it sounded really boring and I only bought it because I'm a Voyager fan, but once I started reading I counldn't put it down. Great book!

A must-read for fans

This was one of the first Voyager books I'd ever read, and it's still the best so far. Cox really knows his stuff, and the the characters truly act the way they should. Terrific plot, great aliens, lots of action, and I love the interaction between all the crewmembers.

What a terrific book!

Not much time, but this book is terrific! It had me completely enthralled, and driving my family up the wall with gasps of "Ohmigod, she almost killed Chakotay!" and "Paris, you idiot!" etc. etc. I almost did not get this book. I am so glad I did! Wow!

A truly horrific Voyager adventure--exciting, intense

This is one of the scariest Voyager books I've read. The aliens are truly horrifying, and I found that my heart was actually pounding as I read it. Saying that it "gave me the creeps" is an understatement. I liked the detailed characterization of the Voyager crew members, which gave each one a special focus (Chakotay's vision quest, Harry's music, Kes's telepathy, etc.). One of the more intense Voyagers, and a really good, solid read.