For the most part, this is a run-of-the-mill collection of Star Trek: S.C.E. stories. There's nothing particularly great, but nothing particularly terrible either. Of the "average mission" stories in here, my favorite is J. Steven York & Christina F. York's Spin, mostly for a fairly cool sf concept in the alien Strata and their gigantic ship. The best story in the book, however, is without a doubt the title story by Glenn Hauman & Aaron Rosenberg. There's two plotlines: in one, Gold has to perform the first ever Klingon/Jewish wedding when his granddaughter gets married to the son of the Klingon ambassador. Of course, this quickly gets ridiculously complicated, thanks to him trying to balance the wishes of his granddaughter, her husband-to-be, the Klingon ambassador, and his very own wife. The resolution is pretty simple, but that's just fine because the story's hilarious all the way through. The other plotline is no less entertaining, though: it features Tev and Fabian combating a malfunctioning holodeck. Business as usual, you might say, but Hauman & Rosenberg write the best, most enjoyable Tev this side of Allyn Gibson. And both plots come together in a very sweet reception scene on the da Vinci's hangar deck. A strong centerpiece for a decent collection.