Star Trek: Corps of Engineers: Creative Couplings

I read this a few months ago, but some memories remain- it was complex, included characters that weren't really familiar to me and weren't introduced thoroughly enough that they became familiar to me... and it was on the whole so well-written (word choice, plot points) that I didn't care about its shortcomings. It made me- as a Trekkie and as a reader- happy. It's a good continuation of the series. (I've read all of the other books in the SCE series, and was delighted to find this on the shelf.) The trend in the ST universe of publishing what is essentially very well-written fanfiction disturbs me. This book has a more canonical feel to it than do many others that I've read, and it's pleasant.

I've really enjoyed the SCE addition to the Trek line. This book is wroth your time.

This book doesn't have the Ooomph of the other SCE series; I am waiting to see how other readers find "Creative Couplings".

Once more, the gang from Pocket Books has come up with a new set of interesting, compelling, and sometimes downright hysterical stories of the Corps of Engineers. This volume contains half a dozen, by authors both familiar and not. Subject matter ranges from a very bad day on Risa to a very small world in a pyramid - with a Klingon-Jewish wedding in between! VERY good reading.

Star Trek Corps of Engineers: Creative Couplings is the lastest in the SCE Series and is as good or slightly better than the previous book. All of the SCE books are great and I hope that more will be coming soon.