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Star Trek Mirror Universe: Glass Empires

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This compendium features three full novels set in the mirror Universe, where darkness reigns and evil thrives. In a world where life is dictated by service to the Empire, survival often means making dire choices. Would you sell your soul for freedom? If given the chance to rule, would you take it? And if you could liberate your universe at the cost of your own life, would you pay that price? The first story, set in 2155, follows Empress Hoshi Sato, who seizes power in a heartbeat, challenging the Empire's overlords. She must navigate the treacherous waters of imperial politics, balancing her control over a future starship, her warlords, the resistance, and her Andorian husband. However, her rule is short-lived, and she must ally with a lifelong enemy to regain her power. The second tale spans 2267-2295 and centers on Spock, who, intrigued by an alternate Federation, commits mass murder to seize control. In doing so, he sets in motion the Empire's eventual downfall. Is this madness or a calculated plan for freedom? The final story, set in September 2371, depicts a humanity enslaved and oppressed. One man, Jean-Luc Picard, dares to resist the tyranny of the Alliance, unlocking horrors that threaten to consume everything. Can he rise above a lifetime of oppression to stop the destruction?

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Star Trek Mirror Universe: Glass Empires, Mike Sussman, Dayton Ward, Kevin Dilmore, David Alan Mack, Greg Cox

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Tytuł
Star Trek Mirror Universe: Glass Empires
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2007
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
458
ISBN10
1416524592
ISBN13
9781416524595
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Opis
This compendium features three full novels set in the mirror Universe, where darkness reigns and evil thrives. In a world where life is dictated by service to the Empire, survival often means making dire choices. Would you sell your soul for freedom? If given the chance to rule, would you take it? And if you could liberate your universe at the cost of your own life, would you pay that price? The first story, set in 2155, follows Empress Hoshi Sato, who seizes power in a heartbeat, challenging the Empire's overlords. She must navigate the treacherous waters of imperial politics, balancing her control over a future starship, her warlords, the resistance, and her Andorian husband. However, her rule is short-lived, and she must ally with a lifelong enemy to regain her power. The second tale spans 2267-2295 and centers on Spock, who, intrigued by an alternate Federation, commits mass murder to seize control. In doing so, he sets in motion the Empire's eventual downfall. Is this madness or a calculated plan for freedom? The final story, set in September 2371, depicts a humanity enslaved and oppressed. One man, Jean-Luc Picard, dares to resist the tyranny of the Alliance, unlocking horrors that threaten to consume everything. Can he rise above a lifetime of oppression to stop the destruction?