| rdfs:comment | - Star Trek: Star's End is set on the distant Federation colony of Star's End, more than a generation after the Dominion War. Located well outside the Federation borders, in a vast region of space known as the Perseus Expanse, Star's End is a colony of over 60,000 inhabitants, from all over the Federation and elsewhere. Isolated from their mother worlds, surrounded by feuding alien races, and faced with enemies both natural and political, each colonist has his or her own reason to create a new life, on the edge of the galaxy. For Makenzie Jordan, Star's End is a place to call home. For Jev Nolan, it is a chance to start over. For Alana Kelvern and Alain K'vork Rodriguez, it is a cause for which to fight. For Taner Danil, it is an opportunity for discovery. For Vallis, it is an oasis of harmo
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| abstract | - Star Trek: Star's End is set on the distant Federation colony of Star's End, more than a generation after the Dominion War. Located well outside the Federation borders, in a vast region of space known as the Perseus Expanse, Star's End is a colony of over 60,000 inhabitants, from all over the Federation and elsewhere. Isolated from their mother worlds, surrounded by feuding alien races, and faced with enemies both natural and political, each colonist has his or her own reason to create a new life, on the edge of the galaxy. For Makenzie Jordan, Star's End is a place to call home. For Jev Nolan, it is a chance to start over. For Alana Kelvern and Alain K'vork Rodriguez, it is a cause for which to fight. For Taner Danil, it is an opportunity for discovery. For Vallis, it is an oasis of harmony, to be protected. And for Administrator Soren Kitano, it is the key to a riddle as ancient as all the races in the galaxy....
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