Two more eras of Star Trek complete the set of books based on a culture who had created four deadly artifacts. I found the Voyager section (which was first, not second, as I had assumed it would be) made me miss the show a little. For the final section (TNG) I wasn't so certain about the all powerful artifact everyone was so afraid of. A mind control device should have been very threatening... but it really wasn't. I felt more worry over some of the other devices in some of the other timelines. But the section concludes the books well and wraps everything up near the end. It also has some very good character exchanges and I was happy to have a good portion of the book take place from a Klingon perspective.

This was a good, easy read that will take you back into memories of shows you hadn't realized you'd missed. ( )

Keith R. A. DeCandido concludes his crossover tale weaving together the adventures of Archer, Kirk, Sisko, Picard, and Janeway. The Maquis discover a third weapon, while Picard and Klag of the IKS Gorkon must deal with the fourth and most terrible weapon. This duology is a fun read.

Published in mass market paperback by Pocket Books. ( )

Book two continuing the search and discoverys Artifacts. ( )