Star Trek: The Motion Picture

Crucial communication's broken among the human species make it necessary to create a Starfleet consisting of hundreds of ships fully staffed to restore standard relationships within the species definition. Career professionals: part time job seekers, and emergency employment assistance make Starfleet command a required effort. Without this attempt the name of species slips aways in ceasing to exist. Repairing wrecked data or returning it to appropriate places and time. Lighting in the Star Trek books is detailed artificial starship bulbs. There is never any sunlight outside; only starlight, but the species is so busy they don't exactly what happened to daylight.

Interesting Novel but nothing memorable. Gene Roddenberry attempts to enrich the original story with middling success, with perspective switching so quickly it gets hard to follow. While the performance is fantastic—the reader giving very accurate impressions of characters with good energy and focus—He unfortunately has fairly uninteresting material to work with. If you want to watch the movie but can only listen, you'll get the movie accurately told to you, but it isn't a new experience.

Such a great legacy. Star trek was once a genre of The true virtues of honor, chivalry, justice and sense of love and respect for all life forms. The best of humanity even in desperate times. Now Jar Jar Abrams and discovery, bad reboot ect. Has laid ruin to what once was.