While attempting to transport a disabled Klingon ship, Captain Kirk is caught in a sudden, massive energy surge. When he awakens, he finds himself in the Klingon empire--among peaceloving Klingons! Somehow, the energy surge hurtled him 100 years into the future. Can he return to his time and recreate the events that caused this wonderful peace? Original.
Timetrap (Star Trek: The Original Series)
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Decent Trek
Feb 18 2003
By jrmspnc
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
Timetrap is a traditional Trek novel, decently written and with a story that holds the interest but does not excite. Captain Kirk is a little too maudlin here, but nevertheless gets plenty of alien female action (and would we expect anything less?) as he finds himself isolated from the Enterprise and surrounded by "New Klingons." There is some good McCoy/Spock banter here, but the rest of the crew is limited to cameos (and Chekov, although mentioned, never appears at all). Bottom line is that Timetrap is a good, quality Trek read, not as outstanding as The Captain's Table's Fire Ship, but by no means a dud.
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How do you like your Klingons?
Jun 25 2002
By James Yanni
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
Do you prefer your Klingons devious, underhanded, implacable enemies of the Federation, as they are in "Trouble With Tribbles" and "Friday's Child"? Or do you prefer the honorable and rather straightforward, if harsh, warriors we saw glimpses of in "Errand of Mercy" and "Day of the Dove", and which we've seen regularly ever since Worf debuted on "Next Generation"? If your idea of Klingons is the former, you'll doubtless enjoy this book tremendously. If the latter, I suspect that you'll find this book untenable; these are definitely not the modern idea of what Klingons are like.
The story itself is a reasonably good one, if not quite as subtle as it seems to think it is. The writing is fine, the characterizations good, the plot interesting if not entirely plausible, and not just because of devious Klingons. Worth a read, but not the best "Trek" story out there by a long shot.
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Cunning Klingons
May 15 2012
By Vorian
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I mostly liked this for the Klingons level of determination to destroy the Federation. They may not be the classic Klingons BUT that fits this story perfectly. Classic Klingon attitude would not have made sense. Loved the Spock/McCoy interaction any decent ST book needs that and this was great. Overall an enjoyable story and worth the time to read.
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