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|Author=[[Michael Jan Friedman]] |
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|Artist=[[Keith Birdsong]] |
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|Year=[[2371]] |
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|ABReadBy=[[Jonathan Frakes]] |
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|ABPublisher=[[Simon & Schuster Audio]] |
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[[Spock]] is arrested on an outlying [[Romulan]] planet while teaching some [[Romulan underground movement|Unificationists]]. |
[[Spock]] is arrested on an outlying [[Romulan]] planet while teaching some [[Romulan underground movement|Unificationists]]. |
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| − | The {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} is the [[starship]] sent to negotiate his release, although the [[Romulan]]s are unaware of whom they have in their possession. To complicate matters, [[Admiral]] [[Leonard McCoy]] is brought along as an expert on Spock but before long, McCoy gets extremely unimpressed with [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]]'s handling of the situation and takes command himself. [[Montgomery Scott|Scotty]] has also heard of the developments, and decides to take matters into his own hands. He hijacks an old {{ |
+ | The {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} is the [[starship]] sent to negotiate his release, although the [[Romulan]]s are unaware of whom they have in their possession. To complicate matters, [[Admiral]] [[Leonard McCoy]] is brought along as an expert on Spock but before long, McCoy gets extremely unimpressed with [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]]'s handling of the situation and takes command himself. [[Montgomery Scott|Scotty]] has also heard of the developments, and decides to take matters into his own hands. He hijacks an old {{class|Constitution}} starship from a [[museum]], along with an old Romulan [[cloaking device]]. However, he is captured by the Romulans, who eventually figure out that Spock is in their possession. |
| − | McCoy almost succeeds in obtaining Spock and the Unificationists' release, but the Romulan governor knows that Spock is among the prisoners and refuses to deal. With this, McCoy leaves the bridge and Picard is able to resume command. [[William T. Riker|Riker]], [[Data]] and [[Geordi La Forge]] launch a rescue mission for |
+ | McCoy almost succeeds in obtaining Spock and the Unificationists' release, but the Romulan governor knows that Spock is among the prisoners and refuses to deal. With this, McCoy leaves the bridge and Picard is able to resume command. [[William T. Riker|Riker]], [[Data]] and [[Geordi La Forge]] launch a rescue mission for Scott but are unsuccessful, and are captured as well. However, Scott breaks them out and they head off to save Spock. |
Spock and the other Unificationists are put on trial and set be executed but not until they get to tell their stories to the Romulan people. Complications arise when a rival Romulan arrives to claim Spock as his prisoner, leading to a confrontation between him and the planet's [[governor]]. |
Spock and the other Unificationists are put on trial and set be executed but not until they get to tell their stories to the Romulan people. Complications arise when a rival Romulan arrives to claim Spock as his prisoner, leading to a confrontation between him and the planet's [[governor]]. |
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+ | As fighting begins, Scott, Riker, Data, and La Forge arrive and begin to [[beam]] up Spock and the others. However, the Romulans soon realize this and begin to attack their ship. Just when things look completely hopeless,they are saved when the ''Enterprise'' arrives. |
A battle ensues, which the ''Enterprise'' nearly loses, but Admiral McCoy negotiates their safe release by informing the Romulan [[commander]] that an alien race, the Stugg, are moving their ships to the Romulan border looking for a confrontation. He says the Romulans would be wise to not face a battle on two fronts. The Romulan agrees and the ''Enterprise'' goes on her way. |
A battle ensues, which the ''Enterprise'' nearly loses, but Admiral McCoy negotiates their safe release by informing the Romulan [[commander]] that an alien race, the Stugg, are moving their ships to the Romulan border looking for a confrontation. He says the Romulans would be wise to not face a battle on two fronts. The Romulan agrees and the ''Enterprise'' goes on her way. |
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Summary
Spock is arrested on an outlying Romulan planet while teaching some Unificationists.
The USS Enterprise-D is the starship sent to negotiate his release, although the Romulans are unaware of whom they have in their possession. To complicate matters, Admiral Leonard McCoy is brought along as an expert on Spock but before long, McCoy gets extremely unimpressed with Captain Picard's handling of the situation and takes command himself. Scotty has also heard of the developments, and decides to take matters into his own hands. He hijacks an old Constitution-class starship from a museum, along with an old Romulan cloaking device. However, he is captured by the Romulans, who eventually figure out that Spock is in their possession.
McCoy almost succeeds in obtaining Spock and the Unificationists' release, but the Romulan governor knows that Spock is among the prisoners and refuses to deal. With this, McCoy leaves the bridge and Picard is able to resume command. Riker, Data and Geordi La Forge launch a rescue mission for Scott but are unsuccessful, and are captured as well. However, Scott breaks them out and they head off to save Spock.
Spock and the other Unificationists are put on trial and set be executed but not until they get to tell their stories to the Romulan people. Complications arise when a rival Romulan arrives to claim Spock as his prisoner, leading to a confrontation between him and the planet's governor.
As fighting begins, Scott, Riker, Data, and La Forge arrive and begin to beam up Spock and the others. However, the Romulans soon realize this and begin to attack their ship. Just when things look completely hopeless,they are saved when the Enterprise arrives.
A battle ensues, which the Enterprise nearly loses, but Admiral McCoy negotiates their safe release by informing the Romulan commander that an alien race, the Stugg, are moving their ships to the Romulan border looking for a confrontation. He says the Romulans would be wise to not face a battle on two fronts. The Romulan agrees and the Enterprise goes on her way.
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External link
- Crossover (novel) at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
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