Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)The book seems out of order in the series. Instead of number 11 I would have guessed it to be one of the first three by the problems faced by the crew and references made by the author about the journey ahead and the conditions on the ship. It sounds as if the crew is still struggling for survival here, but in previous stories their situation seems to have already stabilized somewhat.
This was one of the most interesting story concepts that I have come across in the Voyager series. The only reason I could not give this book five stars and then some is because of the vast number of disconcerting typos throughout the book. I'm not talking about the simple occasional letter left off a word... at one point one ensign's gender pronoun references change back and forth several times in the same chapter. Proofreaders are worth the money! But if you're not distracted by grammatical incongruities, this is a wonderfully engaging story.
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Low on food and desperate to replenish their supply, the USS Voyager crew discovers a planet abundant in healthy vegetation. In order to get the food the crew must trade technology with the inhabitants of the planet. Before that, the crew are forced to join the battle as the planet's enemy attacks.
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