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The USS Voyager is thrown into crisis as Commander Chakotay takes command amidst the imminent loss of Captain Janeway and the disappearance of key crew members—Paris, Kim, and the Doctor. To survive, the crew must undertake increasingly dangerous actions.
Behind the scenes, powerful allies support the starship, while Q dispatches a perilous mission for Paris and Kim. Elsewhere, a dimension‑trapped Doctor reunites with an old ally to protect those he left behind.
The conflict in the Monorhan system reveals only a hint of deeper turmoil; the true struggle lies at the universe’s core, with Voyager and its crew bearing a destiny that could hold the fate of all.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Science Fiction/Space Opera
Authors: Heather Jarman
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