Line of Fire
Line of Fire by Peter David, published by Simon & Schuster in 1993, is a science fiction narrative that delves into the relentless threat posed by the Borg, an enemy that operates with a singular, collective purpose. This edition spans 111 pages and is presented in English. The story unfolds as the Federation faces an unprecedented challenge, with the Borg determined to assimilate all individuality and biological distinctiveness, leading to a conflict that tests the limits of Starfleet’s resolve.
Readers will find a gripping exploration of the Borg’s evolution as they adapt their strategies in the face of extinction. The narrative reveals how the Borg, previously thought to be contained, now embrace a more aggressive approach, prioritizing survival over their traditional methods. As the Enterprise confronts this new wave of hostility, the story uncovers dark secrets within the Borg that challenge previous assumptions about their capabilities. This edition offers a unique perspective on the intersection of action and adventure within the broader context of media tie-ins and juvenile fiction.
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An enemy so intractable that it cannot be reasoned with. The entire race thinks with one mind and strives toward one purpose: to add our biological distinctiveness to their own and wipe out individuality, to make every living thing Borg.
In over two centuries, the Federation has never encountered a greater threat. Twice Starfleet assembled and threw countless starships to stand against them. The Borg were stopped, the price paid in blood. Humanity breathed a sigh of relief, assuming it was safe. And with the destruction of the transwarp conduits, the Federation believed that the killing blow had finally been struck against the Borg.
Driven to the point of extinction, the Borg continue to fight for their very existence, for their culture. They will not be denied. They must not be stopped. The old rules and assumptions regarding how the Collective should act have been dismissed. Now the Borg kill first, assimilate later.
When the Enterprise manages to thwart them once again, the Borg turn inward. The dark places that even the drones never realized existed are turned outward against the enemy they have never been able to defeat. What is revealed is the thing that “no one” believed the Borg could do.
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