Black Fire
African American Quakers on Spirituality and Human Rights

Total insanity! The story, set at a blistering pace, sees Spock doing all the wrong things for the right reasons, landing himself in a series of increasingly preposterous and perilous situations. I found it strangely compelling, stirring a need to see how he'll extricate himself from the quickly met......more

Objectively speaking, this book is terrible. It might even be one of the worst Star Trek books ever written, in the same realm as Spock's Brain and Tuvix. It's that bad. That being said, I picked this up when I was 11, and I LOVED IT. This is why I don't judge people for enjoying crap like Twilight.......more

This is a terrible, TERRIBLE book, that nonetheless made me very, very happy.......more

Oh my. This is a hard one to review. I totally agree with some other reviews I read: this book is so bad that actually turns out to be almost good. Pretty mixed up, I know, but, really, more than once, while reading the book, I actually burst out laughing loud. It just seemed a bad collection of terrib......more

Spock meets his doppleganger, gets an earring, a cloak that shimmers with black fire, turns rogue, becomes a pirate, joins the Romulans ... and that's just the first half of a truly insane book. Black Fire is beyond bizarre, beyond ridiculous, and beyond satire. But despite having a labyrinthine and......more