Ghost Ship (Star Trek The Next Generation, No 1)

by Diane Carey

Book Overview

During the ancient times of 20th-century Earth, a mysterious creature destroyed a Russian trawler--and just as mysteriously disappeared. Four hundred years later, it discovers the U.S.S. Enterprise.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671746081
• Release Date: June 1991
• Publisher: Star Trek
• Length: 258 Pages
• Weight: 0.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.0" x 0.8" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

Great book

This is an interesting book to read for the known series of Star Trek: The Next Generation, giving the reader another side of the story, in regards of depths, with individual thoughts of the characters involve, unlike watching it on tv. It started slow at first, with the akwardsness among the shipmates, due to being new to each others but work perfectly well together. This book mostly revolved around the relationships between Riker, Data and La Forge with each other and the rest of the main crew, like Picard, Troi, the Crushers, etc. Trying to understand each other, A flash back showed, in the year 1995 when a mysterious entity destroyed a Russian aircraft leaving no trace of it behind. The Enterprise deck's crew has their peeve about the other like Riker with Data, who just literally saw him only as a machine, not alive; and every childlike conversation Data came out with annoyed Riker. Riker and Troi had to face each other as if they have no romantical history between them. La Forge felt more like a computer than human due to the way people expect him to give them answers, through his seeing visor, They've encountered a strange entity that is giving Troi living nightmares because she could hear their thoughts and it's draining her fast. The entity also brought along ghosts that appear around the hallways and decks, as it attacked the Enterprise. Turned out the entity was after everybody's life essence to trap it within itself, and destroying the rest of the physical bodies and ship in the process. This brought up the question of weather to destroy it, or otherwise.

had a few errors,but hey!nobody's perfect!

I liked this book and i think i read too many times to say it isn't good... The three major conflicts(Riker-Data/Picard, Troi-Riker and Enterprise-Creature)allow the reader to understand even better the characters' personalities. Very nice...recommended.

Loved it

Loved the book. This book made me want to read more star trek books. Thia me first book I have given a 5 star review.

very good for one of diane careys first trek novels

this was one of diane careys first trek novels so a few mistakes were made as she wrote it, she tended to over explain and or dramatize. If you have read any of her more recent titles you will see how much she has improved.

Liz Cauley

I thought the book was great and was really well written. I was very dramatic and exciting at times.