Ein spannender SF/Horror-Roman, basierend auf der Videogamereihe von id Software. Hawaii ist die letzte Bastion der Menschheit auf einer von Aliens überrannten Erde. Corporal Flynn „Fly“ Taggart wird ausgewählt, um Kontakt zu vermeintlichen Rettern aufzunehmen und sich durch feindliche Reihen zu kämpfen.
The Gates were there on Phobos when mankind first arrived. Inert, unyielding, impossibly alien constructs, for twenty years they sat lifeless, mute testaments to their long-vanished creators, their secrets hidden. Then one day, they sprang to life... Meet Corporal Flynn Taggart, United States Marine Corps; serial number 888-23-9912. He's the best warrior the twenty-first century has to offer, which is a damn good thing. Because Flynn Taggart is all that's standing between the hell that just dropped in on Mars and an unsuspectingg planet Earth...
Rumors of a secret alliance between the Dominion and the Klingon Empire lure Captain Sisko and the crew of the Defiant on a desperate mission into the Gamma Quadrant, leaving Deep Space None vulnerable to a surprise sneak attack! Now an elite Klingon task force has seized control of the station, and only Chief O'Brient, Dr. Bashir, and Worf are left to defend Deep Space Nine. But Worf's loyalties are tested when he discovers that the invaders include his oldest friend -- and his own brother!
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #24
Kai Winn, spiritual leader of Bajor, has been a thorn in the side of Captain Sisko almost since he first took command of Deep Space Nine. So when Sisko is on an away mission with the crew of the Defiant and Cardassian renegades seize the opportunity to mount an attack to try and reclaim the station, Kai Winn may seem an unlikely choice to lead Deep Space Nine's defence. But for all her ambitious scheming, the Kai is still very much a Bajoran patriot at heart, and she would rather die than see the gateway to the Gamma Quadrant fall into the hands of Bajor's old antagonists...
Major Kira and Kai Winn must work together to preserve both the Orb and the safety of everyone abroad Deep Space Nine.
Après la mort d'un scientifique de la Fédération, son fils vend aux enchères un lot d'inventions. Appâtés, les Klingons, les Romuliens et les Cardassiens disputent le trésor à Starfleet. Sont-ils intéressés par les merveilles technologiques et médicales qu'on leur propose ? Certes non ! Ils auraient plutôt des vues sur un super canon... Là-dessus entrent en jeu les marchands les plus madrés de la Galaxie : les Ferengis. Avec eux, l'arme se vendra comme des petits pains. Chargé d'empêcher la catastrophe, Jean-Luc Picard et ses hommes se trouvent devant un formidable casse-tête. A dire vrai, l'hyperespace leur convient mieux que les ventes aux enchères... Par Dafydd ab Hugh, une aventure inédite des héritiers d'une saga où l'homme dépasse l'homme.
Four stories all linked together with one horrific theme - INVASION! Each generation must battle the invading Furies to save the Earth from ultimate destruction.
Rumors of a secret alliance between the Dominion and the Klingon Empire lure Captain Sisko and the crew of the Defiant on a desperate mission into the Gamma Quadrant, leaving Deep Space None vulnerable to a surprise sneak attack! Now an elite Klingon task force has seized control of the station, and only Chief O'Brient, Dr. Bashir, and Worf are left to defend Deep Space Nine. But Worf's loyalties are tested when he discovers that the invaders include his oldest friend -- and his own brother!
For ages they have sought to claim our worlds. Now, at last, we take the battle to them. . . . Far from the Federation's desperate war against the invading Furies, the crew of the U.S.S. VoyagerTM encounters something they never expected to hear again: a Starfleet distress call. The signal leads them to a vast assemblage of non-humanoid races engaged in a monumental project of incredible magnitude. Here is the source of the terrible invasion threatening the entire Alpha Quadrant -- and, for the Starship VoyagerTM, a possible route home. But soon there may not be any home to return to . . .
Hrsg. Jeschke, Wolfgang Von Hugh, Dafydd ab Roman. 297 S.