Amanda
Christopher Cantwell takes the nameless people in red who are always the first to die on away missions and gives them names, backstories, hopes, fears, and dreams—and then kills them.
There's a cynicism running through this title that completely turned me off. I do tend to like the darker, morally complex Trek stories, but this one is so devoid of hope it should be called Star Trek: Grimdark.
Received via NetGalley.
Christopher Cantwell takes the nameless people in red who are always the first to die on away missions and gives them names, backstories, hopes, fears, and dreams—and then kills them.
There's a cynicism running through this title that completely turned me off. I do tend to like the darker, morally complex Trek stories, but this one is so devoid of hope it should be called Star Trek: Grimdark.
Received via NetGalley.