Reviews and Comments

A very good story true to the spirit of Star Trek. "Hearts and Minds" tells a story that we can relate to in our current real-life era. The problems that we are facing daily since the mid-1900s and the Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt we hear every morning today.

From the "perfect paradise" of the Federation, we're plunged into the issues of a world not much different from ours. Then it brings us back to the Federation with hope, something to look forward to. A hope that we can solve our current issues, a hope for a humanity that can live peacefully with each other before we even attempt to venture out there.

Highly recommended!

I love this one, perhaps because I like quantum physics and all the what-ifs that comes along with it. I hope we hear again from--not to spoil anyone--the inventors and that other universe that is, so far, the closest quantum neighbor of the Prime Universe.

I love this one, perhaps because I like quantum physics and all the what-ifs that comes along with it. I hope we hear again from--not to spoil anyone--the inventors and that other universe that is, so far, the closest quantum neighbor of the Prime Universe.

An epic final chapter of a well-beloved character, Jaina Proudmoore. She has come full-circle in her life from her days as a young, nobody, princess to being the most powerful mage of Azeroth and queen of her own kingdom, Theramore.

It moved me tears. A very emotional ride as we finally see her close her book and begin a new one. Easy to relate to as well, as she was presented to be very human.

Even heroes fall. What makes them different is how they get up and embrace it for a brighter future. That's Jaina Proudmoore.

Forget about Garrosh Hellscream in this book, this is about the greatest heroine and most human of all.