The Eugenics Wars by Greg Cox

The Eugenics Wars by Greg Cox

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Zusammenfassung

The second volume of the saga which charts the rise and fall of Khan Noonian Singh - one of "Star Trek's" most complex and powerful villains.

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The Eugenics Wars by Greg Cox

Book two of the compelling and fast-paced saga which charts the rise and fall of Khan Noonien Singh -- one of Star Trek's most complex and powerful villains. Earth, late twentieth century. The story continues...The Chrysalis project -- an international consortium of scientists who have developed a group of genetically engineered men and women designed with superior intellect, strength and will -- have unwittingly unleashed a force which will prove their undoing. Designed to lead Earth into the twenty-first century, their experimental super-race has instead become Earth's nemesis. For the disarmingly brilliant but ruthless Khan has gradually asserted his superiority even over his fellow enhanced creations. No longer content to simply adjust the course of Earth's destiny here and there, his drive has reached a frightening maturity: he is determined to seize control of the entire planet. Gary Seven, extraterrestial agent, together with his human colleague Roberta Lincoln, finds himself the final line of defence in a brutal struggle for the future freedom of Earth -- can they prevent Khan from attaining his goal of total domination?
Greg Cox is the author of several Star Trek novels including the bestselling Next Generation Q Continuum trilogy: Q-SPACE, Q-ZONE and Q-STRIKE.
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ISBN 13 9780743406437
ISBN 10 0743406435
Titel The Eugenics Wars
Autor Greg Cox
Serie Star Trek
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Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag Simon & Schuster
Erscheinungsjahr 2002-04-23
Seitenanzahl 336
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