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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country

A thrilling journey into the unknown

John Jackson Miller author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Simon & Schuster

Published:23rd Feb '23

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In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country, Captain Pike and his crew face a crisis that challenges their understanding of technology and survival.

In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country, Captain Christopher Pike faces an unprecedented crisis when an experimental shuttlecraft malfunctions. Initially attributing the failure to a mechanical issue, he soon realizes that the fundamental principles underlying Starfleet's technology have inexplicably ceased to function. This revelation forces him and his crew to abandon ship, scattering them across a bizarre and perilous new world filled with unexpected challenges.

As the crew navigates this untamed wilderness, First Officer Una must rely on her instincts to survive amidst lurking dangers. Meanwhile, young cadet Nyota Uhura finds herself in a volcanic wasteland, where reality is far from what it appears. The absence of Science Officer Spock adds to the tension, leaving the crew to fend for themselves in unfamiliar territory. Captain Pike, however, seizes the opportunity to embrace a childhood dream of living as a cowboy, albeit in a world stripped of the advanced tools of the 23rd century.

Despite the allure of this new existence, Pike remains committed to his duties as a starship captain. He embarks on a quest to reunite his crewmates, confronting a figure from his past along the way. This journey reveals the complex nature of utopias and the sacrifices required to maintain them. As he leads an exodus to avert a looming disaster, the stakes escalate, threatening galactic peace and the very fabric of Starfleet's ideals.

ISBN: 9781668002384

Dimensions: 229mm x 152mm x 30mm

Weight: 519g

384 pages