Jon

Brilliant. My favourite of the series so far.

Crumbs! Another Ripping adventure from the worlds best reluctant action hero. Murderbot is a great character, almost the opposite of the Hollywood action hero. More interested in watching media than doing anything he's always getting into thrilling confrontations with corporate bad guys and coming up with outlandish ways to win, or at least not lose.

Another cracking installment, I'm beginning to get anxious about what I'm going to read when I've finished the series!

I really like Murderbot, although the story on this adventure was slower it was still really gripping and enjoyable.

Excellent, and very different.

Probably one of the worst books I've ever read and the worst ST book I've ever read.

This is just cowboys in space, almost all American and indistinguishable from the old western movie cowboys. Apparently Americans haven't changed since those days and still want to shoot you with a rifle and wear big hats etc etc. 

Simply awful book I felt and I could only finish it by only reading the conversations.

A wagon train in space, full up of cowboys and behaviour that is distinctly dated and seems almost unbelievable for people today let alone in the future, but nonetheless it's quite fun to read and not a long book.

Well written and you could easily take this for HG Wells own work, but long and at times particularly for me the Time Ships chapters, just a bit dull.  Interesting and at times engrossing and at others the opposite.  I enjoyed by and large...I think

Excellent history of the mosquito and Denmark's place in WW2.  It's written more as a story than a historical book, but really comes across as much more engaging for this.

An excellent finish to the series, good twists, and Mickey is a wonderful character to fall into being the reluctant leader.

An excellent book with a weird premise with Mickey as an expendable - a disposable human . Well written, believable characters and a good plot.  Strange but fun.

This is an enjoyable read, but there's roo much flannel.  It seems almost every time anyone does a thing they remember all sorts of things, some relevant some not so much.  It just drags after a while.  It's a great adventure though, but a bit of a disappointment to find you need to read the next one to find out what happened, which I'm afraid I don't think I'll do. Seemed a it too much like hard work at times.  

Interesting read, but the topic and evidence aren't extensive enough to justify a book, so it spends at least half of the book talking about science in general and Mr Loeb's concerns with how it operates.  That is interesting and he writes very engagingly but I felt the title is a bit misleading.

I good adventure in alternate realities and times with some nice twists and turns.

I really quite enjoyed this, but I didn't think it was very star trek like. It has TOS crew in it and the Federation etc, but some of the characters were stereotype characters, I particular the journalist.  I also felt it was just the USA in space with a few foreigners thrown in, it's 200 years from now, so as far from us as the American revolution and the characters till behave, talk and have the same interests as today. I'm. It very eloquent I'm afraid but I didn't think this was the future Roddenberry envisaged.  Having said all that I did enjoy it.

I only read the TOS and TNG chapters of this book and they were ok. TOS 2.5* TNG 3.5* I thought the concept was good and the TNG plot was interesting and enjoyable to read. TOS not so much.  I didn't really believe the character was Kirk.

I really enjoyed this book. Picard at his best, all the gang back together, great fun

I really enjoyed this. Q was fun, the adventure was different and interesting too.

An excellent Q based adventure which allows the TNG characters to have multiple timeline outcomes. I thoroughly enjoyed this.

Well written, a good plot, enjoyable bad guys and well written TNG characters make this a very enjoyable book.

A very clever joining together of all the many Q appearances. 

Well written, enjoyable return to the nexus for Jean Luc 

A very interesting idea for a new species and well written. Characters were pretty true to the TV series, but perhaps too gullible.

An excellent book adding back story to the Gorn TOS encounter that is believable, interesting and enjoyable. Well written, not drawn out and good portrayal of the TNG crew.

It's an ok conclusion to the series, which would have benefitted from being 2 books not 3. Lots of parts I felt were padded out top much and felt a bit laborious to wade through. I'd not recommend the series.