I've been looking forward to reading this for quite some time now but just haven't gotten around to it until now.   And i'm glad i finally did.

Admittedly, this book will only be for those of us who totally loved Star Trek Voyager and it's brilliant captain and crew.   If you do fall into this niche market and you haven't yet read this book, then please do so, i can't imaging anyone who loved the series would be disappointed with this lovely book.

My only gripe, is that we had to wait for so long for it to be written and published.   I would have loved to have read this before, during and after the series, it would have been a wonderful companion for every viewer.

But, it is what it is, and it was wonderful to be taken back in time to relive a few memories of the series, and also to find out lots more about Kathryn and her life before and after.

And i just found The Autobiography of Jean-Luc Picard, and it certainly won't be long before i read that. ( )

Excellent!
McCormack does a fabulous job of surveying the whole arc of Voyager, and does it with style. She made this into a moving story - not just a rehash, this was a truly interesting saga. Listening to Captain Janeway herself (that is, Kate Mulgrew) made it all the more powerful. ( )

Una Mccormack is able to deftly capture and reproduce the voices of Voyager’s cast and captain in a way that is as authentic as it is welcomed. The Autobiography of Kathryn Janeway is as close as we’re likely to get to a final chapter of The Captain Who Went The Furthest and it stands as an interesting contrast to the series finale. ( )