Star Trek: Voyager: Acts of Contrition ebook

Star Trek: Voyager: Acts of Contrition Kirsten Beyer
Publisher: Pocket Books/Star Trek

Mar 26, 2014 - Photo Credit: QMxWhen it rains, it pours, and lately Star Trek merchandise is coming at fans from all sides. First, the Voyager/DS9 comm badge we reported on recently is now available from QMx for the low price of $19.95. For Acts of Contrition, I decided to try my hand at writing the first actual scene ever written almost completely in Tamarian in any of the books. Star Trek FIRST LOOK: Star Trek: Voyager - Acts of Contrition. Apr 15, 2014 - Released 2014-04-17 18:17:30 GMT: 3 days ago. The Chattanoogan: The fetishists act and talk almost as if Jesus were the only person crucified ever, except for the two poor saps there next to him as window-dressing, a first century version of “red shirts” in Star Trek: The Original Series. Mar 9, 2014 - We last checked in with Star Trek: Voyager scribe Kirsten Beyer back in August, where we covered her entire Voyager journey up to that point -- now our Trek Literature editor Dan Gunther is back with a new interview with the author on her new novel, "Protectors." div_spacer. Apr 14, 2014 - Starting with the look at the cover for Kirsten Beyer's next Voyager novel, Acts of Contrition, which features the USS Voyager (still pretending she hasn't had a refit) in slipstream, looking all awesome. Released 2014-04-13 21:00:00 GMT: 1 week ago. Feb 10, 2014 - Star Trek Continues, a TOS-era production, made a splash last year when it released it's first episode, “Pilgrim of Eternity” – a sequel to the second season TOS episode “Who Mourns for Adonais?”, which featured the return of actor I think it's regrettable that TOS fan fiction insists on making ENTERPRISE references – I would guess that statistically TOS fans would care for that show the least – maybe Ent might be popular with Voyager fans…. May 21, 2003 - RETROACTIVELY MAKING STAR TREK: VOYAGER GOOD, Part IX The Plot Thickens In "Act of Contrition," Benicio tells Elisabeth about the darkest day of his life, the first time he took a life and enjoyed it.