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Title: The book disappoints readers who hate the Borg.
Review: Peter David starts out with a very good and very engaging plot- the origin of the planet killer, the second one, its mission and power, etc. He brings the readers' hopes up, leading them to believe that perhaps, finally, there is a ship out there that can defeat the Borgs' cursed adaptability. But, alas, no, David chooses to burst their bubble. To me, the entire crux of the story was not the spirits of the Planet Killer, but its abilities, and how they might save the Federation. The author of this book is clearly too timid to establish a precedent--that is, the existance of a ship that can defeat the Borg, with impunity, despite their adaptability. For those readers who are more concerned with the so-called "background" ( the politics, battles, inventions and etc. of Star Trek), this book is only worthy of burning. Warn friends, please
