Star Trek: The Cleanup

Amidst the chaos of the Dominion War, the Starfleet Corps of Engineers faces an unprecedented challenge that tests their ingenuity and resilience. The Miradorn, a once-thriving species now decimated by conflict, are at the heart of this gripping narrative. With a staggering ninety percent of their population turned into slaves, a desperate need for liberation ignites a spark of hope among those who remain.

The team of engineers embarks on a treacherous mission to not only save the Miradorn but also to wrest control from the clutches of their captors. As they navigate a web of deceit and danger, the crew members confront ethical dilemmas that will define their characters and the very essence of Starfleet’s principles. Allies and enemies blur as they delve deeper into the heart of the conflict, facing moral quandaries that challenge their loyalties.

Jeschonek masterfully crafts an intricate tapestry of tension, teamwork, and emotional depth, allowing readers to witness the fragility of alliances in the face of war. The stakes rise as time runs out, forcing the engineers to confront their own limits and resourcefulness. The journey becomes a reflection on sacrifice, identity, and the chaotic ripple effects of war.

In this beautifully woven tale, the reader is drawn into a universe where the fate of a species rests in the hands of a few. As they battle against time and overwhelming odds, the narrative underscores the importance of compassion and the fight for freedom, making this installment of the Starfleet Corps of Engineers both thrilling and poignant.