“Star Trek: The Next Generation: 3 A Time To Sow” Review by Trek Lit Reviews

Trek Lit Reviews has a review up for “Star Trek: The Next Generation: 3 A Time To Sow“:

A Time to Sow starts with the Enterprise-E being assigned a “milk run,” investigating a distress call from a probe first detected back in the 21st century, during Captain Jonathan Archer’s first year as captain of the Enterprise NX-01. I appreciated the use of the Enterprise-era elements in this novel. I remember when Enterprise first aired, and the complaints of a small segment of “hardcore” Trek fans who felt that the new series didn’t have a place in Star Trek canon (a sentiment, by the way, that is echoed by a similarly-small segment of fandom today with regards to Star Trek: Discovery). The fact that Ward and Dilmore used Enterprise elements in this story serves to further tie that series to the rest of Trek continuity, efforts that I hope continue in the novels yet to come when it comes to including Discovery elements as well. I like a fully-realized, cohesive universe!