Star Trek, Voyager: Mosaic

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Summary: Star Trek Voyager Mosaic
Review: How wonderful to listen to the voice of Captain Kathryn Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) as she guides the listener through the events that created the enigma that is Janeway. The story begins somewhere in season two of Voyagers quest to return home from the delta quadrant and then leaps backward in time to provide insight and great back story into Janeways life. For Voyager fans, this is a must hear / read experience, it explains why Janeway acts and reacts the way she does, her isolation, her loneliness and her almost maniacal desire to save her crew, begin to make sense. Jeri Taylor wrote it with recommendations from Kate Mulgrew so its authority is beyond reproach. This book delivers a completely believable and moving story which, when read by Kate, at times had me misty eyed. Great stuff.

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Summary: A must
Review: I am an all out Kathryn Janeway fan, and was disappointed when she did not share her story in Pathways, but this almost makes up for it. Jeri Taylor is an amazing author, and I have nothing but praise for her Voyager books. She had a very little ammount of info to work with, and she created a masterpiece with it. But, I said almost because there were somethings that I would have liked to have seen in Mosaic that weren't there. I think that if she had done a complete work on Kathryn's childhood it would have been wonderful; but also about 1,000 pages long. It is a must for every Voyager and Janeway fan.

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Summary: My review of Star Trek Voyager Mosaic
Review: It was great I like to listen to it before I go to bed at night. I love to hear Kate Mulgrew speak and be able to change her voice for different characters especially Kes.

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Summary: Kate Mulgrew's reading of Mosaic brought Cp Janeway to life.
Review: Jeri Taylor filled in the gaps of why Capt. Janeway is one of Starfleet's best. Her battles and triumphs and her lost love. Kate Mulgrew's reading brought the images to life and the story of her character to a new understanding. Great book.

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Summary: Must Read for Voyager Fans.
Review: This is a great book by Jeri Taylor. (I am referring to the book and not the audio version). This is a great book. I bought it because of its front cover. Usually with episodes or other types of star trek books you find that it's centralized around 1 or 2 of the main characters. Since i had not read too many star trek books i was more interested in getting a book that covered more of the crew and this seemed the right one to get me started into Star Trek books. I enjoy the star trek shows, preferably TNG and Voyager, but also DS9 and TOS. Pathways is more of a book about the crew of Voyager. And not necessarily a novel with one big plot. There is a central plot from which the other sub-plots are spawned, but each character gets their chance to tell their "story", as it seems, in the main-plot. This is a great way to get all of the characters involved in an overall great book. I suggest you read this if you are interested in the VOYAGER series, but feel that you don't really know the background of each character. I would also recommend reading this if you want to learn more about any specific character on the cover.

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Summary: OUTSTANDING!
Review: This is a must for any Voyagaer fan. This explains many of the unknown events in Capt. Janeway's past. It shows us why she is the most "human" of the Star Trek Captains yet.

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Summary: OUTSTANDING!
Review: This is a must for any Voyagaer fan. This explains many of the unknown events in Capt. Janeway's past. It shows us why she is the most "human" of the Star Trek Captains yet.

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Summary: OUTSTANDING!
Review: This is a must for any Voyagaer fan. This explains many of the unknown events in Capt. Janeway's past. It shows us why she is the most "human" of the Star Trek Captains yet.