The Patrian Transgression

Merely decent, nothing more. Though not great, I've read much worse in this series....

I'm not a great fan of Simon Hawke's TNG novels, but he is clearly having a ball with the Original Series cast. This is a solid piece of work: exciting action set pieces, an interesting mystery, fanta...

After reading a handful of TNG books, It strikes me in TOS novels that Kirk is kind of an idiot sometimes. Thank God for Spock or he'd never solve any mysteries~This book was pretty good though, albei...

The Patrian people are applying for membership of the Federation and Captain Kirk must transport Ambassador Robert Jordan, a former Starfleet officer and a friend of Kirk's, to Patria to investigate w...

Engaging plot helps cover for some rather bland prose and awkward writing moments. Not one of the better-written of these books but the story moves forward fast enough to avoid any agitation....

From April 1994, Simon Hawke gives us a story that at times tries to do too much too quickly & at times not enough. The story revolves around the Patrians who have invited the Federation in to conside...

Terribly written but rescued by a slightly better than average story than some of its stable mates. I like these, but only once in a while: nostalgia can only be used sparingly as a gloss....

I picked this up purely to unwind when things had got a bit heavy. It delivered an interesting story that felt like it could've been turned into a script for an episode of TOS with a little editing, t...

Thrilling and Exciting story!!This novel was well written and had a lot of intrigue contained in the story. There was a fair deal of action as well. There was a lot of action explained by many words w...

Action packed book that explores the ethics of using telepathy to enforce the laws....