"After the catastrophic events of Star Trek: Destiny trilogy comes a time of reconstruction for the federal government and the individuals within it. Losing the peace follows the crew of the USS Enterprise-E, concerning the riots in the Federation and their personal lives in order to stabilize the work.

Unlike many recent books on Star Trek, and the antagonist in the peace not to lose a part of native species or a space anomaly, but the morale of the federal government. I liked this change of pace inwhat the characters have fear, pain and sadness in themselves and others, and turn the fine line of justice, to maintain during the chaos.

William Leisner wrote this novel trek with the purpose and authenticity. From the first chapter, I felt that Leisner exactly what he did, at any point, as he put feelings, backgrounds knew, and touching images that are both appealing and relevant to the story at hand. All the main characters act and speak truthform, and I liked the emphasis "comic" by Lt. Enterprise T'Ryssa Chen and the new cadet glive, injected a (not so) Tellarite fun. The end of the book is very moving for all Trek fans true.

My only concern of this book is that the act, while well written, is rather low. The story is a bit 'too easy and you never know I was on the edge of my seat with a real sense of urgency about what happens next. However, the plot was mildSaved by the rich array of characters and character interactions. Finally, I feel my duty as a Trekkie remiss if I did not report a serious faux pas: a historical note says that the events in this book takes place in 2361, when in fact take it in 2381 too.

All in all, lose the peace was a very good book. The rates on the high side to 4 stars just a hair away from 5 From the ashes of "Star Trek: Destiny, a whole new world of Trek-bed is availableemerge ... Go read it!"

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