SCE: No Surrender: Book Four (Star Trek: Starfleet Corp of Engineers)

Mike Collins; Ian Edgington; Robert Greenberger; Glenn Hauman; Jeff Mariotte

ISBN 10: 0743464435 / ISBN 13: 9780743464437

Edité par Star Trek, 2003

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Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 0.38.

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• Titre: SCE: No Surrender: Book Four (Star Trek: Starfleet Corp of Engineers)
• Éditeur: Star Trek
• Date de parution: 2003
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 0743464435
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9780743464437
• Reliure: Unknown
• État de l'article: Good
• État de la jaquette: No Jacket

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Synopsis

The technical specialists tackle a failed prison facility, battle a super-computer, save an entire race and attempt to cure a virulent plague in this stunning collection. The intrepid ingenious Starfleet Corps of Engineers return with four new challenging adventures. In NO SURRENDER the S.C.E. try to salvage a failed prison facility in a political firestorm, as the failure was due to sabotage by a group of political agitators. CAVEAT EMPTOR finds the corps contesting an ancient super-computer in a simple rescue mission gone horribly wrong. In PAST LIFE they must save the Evorons from certain demise when a radical faction sets out to destroy any evidence the Environs have that aliens visited the world before civilisation began. A And in OATHS a questionable malaise plagues the chief medical officer of S.C.E., Dr. Elizabeth Lense. Can she find her way out of depression to determine a cure to save her shipmates and an entire planets population from a deathly virus?

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The intrepid ingenious Starfleet Corps of Engineers return with four new challenging adventures.
In NO SURRENDER the S.C.E. try to salvage a failed prison facility in a political firestorm, as the failure was due to sabotage by a group of political agitators.
CAVEAT EMPTOR finds the corps contesting an ancient super-computer in a simple rescue mission gone horribly wrong.
In PAST LIFE they must save the Evorons from certain demise when a radical faction sets out to destroy any evidence the Environs have that aliens visited the world before civilisation began. A
And in OATHS a questionable malaise plagues the chief medical officer of S.C.E., Dr. Elizabeth Lense. Can she find her way out of depression to determine a cure to save her shipmates and an entire planets population from a deathly virus?