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Review of "The Buried Age" (3 stars): How Picard got to be Captain of the Enterprise
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Review of "The Buried Age" (3 stars): How Picard got to be Captain of the Enterprise
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Review of "The Buried Age" (3 stars): How Picard got to be Captain of the Enterprise
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Review of "The Buried Age" (3 stars): How Picard got to be Captain of the Enterprise
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Review of "Asylum" (4 stars): Becoming Number One
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Review of "Asylum" (4 stars): Becoming Number One
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Review of "Asylum" (4 stars): Becoming Number One
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Review of "Asylum" (4 stars): Becoming Number One
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Review of "Star Trek Prodigy Collection" (4 stars): Goup Hug!
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Review of "Star Trek Prodigy Collection" (4 stars): Goup Hug!
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Review of "Star Trek Prodigy Collection" (4 stars): Goup Hug!
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Review of "Star Trek Prodigy Collection" (4 stars): Goup Hug!
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#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 26 – Trek Book (fiction or non-fiction)
I've been looking forward to this prompt. I want all your book recommendations!
So... which one to choose? There are so many.
Here are just a very few of my personal highlights:
Fiction:
📘 "Articles of the Federation" by Keith R. A. DeCandido. -- a unique book as it is a novel about politics and procedures in the Presidential Palace in Paris. I could read a whole series of that. Or watch one. I'd be happy with a mini series.
📚 "Destiny" trilogy by David Mack. -- I had read a few spoilers a while ago and really did not want to read these books. I was upset about the big reveal. But I kept hearing about how great they are and so I finally did read them. I am so glad I did. It's fantastic! It's dramatic and heartbreaking. I cried several times. And I am still upset. LOL Good books do that.
Non-fiction:
📖 "Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek" by Nana Visitor. -- I have not read far into it yet, but I don't think I am wrong when I say that this is probably the most important non-fiction book about Star Trek.
📓 "The Making of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". -- One of the first Trek books I ever bought. I love making of books, they are always so very intersting. And this is no exception. (I never liked the translation though and would love to have an English version.)
Shoutout to all the other books, fiction and non-fiction alike.
(I deleted the "Fave" in the prompt, because I just want to pick "one" of many great ones.)
#StarTrek #TrekLit #StarTrekBooks #StarTrekNovels #TrekBooks #TrekNovels -
#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 26 – Trek Book (fiction or non-fiction)
I've been looking forward to this prompt. I want all your book recommendations!
So... which one to choose? There are so many.
Here are just a very few of my personal highlights:
Fiction:
📘 "Articles of the Federation" by Keith R. A. DeCandido. -- a unique book as it is a novel about politics and procedures in the Presidential Palace in Paris. I could read a whole series of that. Or watch one. I'd be happy with a mini series.
📚 "Destiny" trilogy by David Mack. -- I had read a few spoilers a while ago and really did not want to read these books. I was upset about the big reveal. But I kept hearing about how great they are and so I finally did read them. I am so glad I did. It's fantastic! It's dramatic and heartbreaking. I cried several times. And I am still upset. LOL Good books do that.
Non-fiction:
📖 "Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek" by Nana Visitor. -- I have not read far into it yet, but I don't think I am wrong when I say that this is probably the most important non-fiction book about Star Trek.
📓 "The Making of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". -- One of the first Trek books I ever bought. I love making of books, they are always so very intersting. And this is no exception. (I never liked the translation though and would love to have an English version.)
Shoutout to all the other books, fiction and non-fiction alike.
(I deleted the "Fave" in the prompt, because I just want to pick "one" of many great ones.)
#StarTrek #TrekLit #StarTrekBooks #StarTrekNovels #TrekBooks #TrekNovels -
#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 26 – Trek Book (fiction or non-fiction)
I've been looking forward to this prompt. I want all your book recommendations!
So... which one to choose? There are so many.
Here are just a very few of my personal highlights:
Fiction:
📘 "Articles of the Federation" by Keith R. A. DeCandido. -- a unique book as it is a novel about politics and procedures in the Presidential Palace in Paris. I could read a whole series of that. Or watch one. I'd be happy with a mini series.
📚 "Destiny" trilogy by David Mack. -- I had read a few spoilers a while ago and really did not want to read these books. I was upset about the big reveal. But I kept hearing about how great they are and so I finally did read them. I am so glad I did. It's fantastic! It's dramatic and heartbreaking. I cried several times. And I am still upset. LOL Good books do that.
Non-fiction:
📖 "Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek" by Nana Visitor. -- I have not read far into it yet, but I don't think I am wrong when I say that this is probably the most important non-fiction book about Star Trek.
📓 "The Making of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". -- One of the first Trek books I ever bought. I love making of books, they are always so very intersting. And this is no exception. (I never liked the translation though and would love to have an English version.)
Shoutout to all the other books, fiction and non-fiction alike.
(I deleted the "Fave" in the prompt, because I just want to pick "one" of many great ones.)
#StarTrek #TrekLit #StarTrekBooks #StarTrekNovels #TrekBooks #TrekNovels -
#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 26 – Trek Book (fiction or non-fiction)
I've been looking forward to this prompt. I want all your book recommendations!
So... which one to choose? There are so many.
Here are just a very few of my personal highlights:
Fiction:
📘 "Articles of the Federation" by Keith R. A. DeCandido. -- a unique book as it is a novel about politics and procedures in the Presidential Palace in Paris. I could read a whole series of that. Or watch one. I'd be happy with a mini series.
📚 "Destiny" trilogy by David Mack. -- I had read a few spoilers a while ago and really did not want to read these books. I was upset about the big reveal. But I kept hearing about how great they are and so I finally did read them. I am so glad I did. It's fantastic! It's dramatic and heartbreaking. I cried several times. And I am still upset. LOL Good books do that.
Non-fiction:
📖 "Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek" by Nana Visitor. -- I have not read far into it yet, but I don't think I am wrong when I say that this is probably the most important non-fiction book about Star Trek.
📓 "The Making of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". -- One of the first Trek books I ever bought. I love making of books, they are always so very intersting. And this is no exception. (I never liked the translation though and would love to have an English version.)
Shoutout to all the other books, fiction and non-fiction alike.
(I deleted the "Fave" in the prompt, because I just want to pick "one" of many great ones.)
#StarTrek #TrekLit #StarTrekBooks #StarTrekNovels #TrekBooks #TrekNovels -
#StarTrek31DayChallenge
Day 26 – Trek Book (fiction or non-fiction)
I've been looking forward to this prompt. I want all your book recommendations!
So... which one to choose? There are so many.
Here are just a very few of my personal highlights:
Fiction:
📘 "Articles of the Federation" by Keith R. A. DeCandido. -- a unique book as it is a novel about politics and procedures in the Presidential Palace in Paris. I could read a whole series of that. Or watch one. I'd be happy with a mini series.
📚 "Destiny" trilogy by David Mack. -- I had read a few spoilers a while ago and really did not want to read these books. I was upset about the big reveal. But I kept hearing about how great they are and so I finally did read them. I am so glad I did. It's fantastic! It's dramatic and heartbreaking. I cried several times. And I am still upset. LOL Good books do that.
Non-fiction:
📖 "Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek" by Nana Visitor. -- I have not read far into it yet, but I don't think I am wrong when I say that this is probably the most important non-fiction book about Star Trek.
📓 "The Making of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". -- One of the first Trek books I ever bought. I love making of books, they are always so very intersting. And this is no exception. (I never liked the translation though and would love to have an English version.)
Shoutout to all the other books, fiction and non-fiction alike.
(I deleted the "Fave" in the prompt, because I just want to pick "one" of many great ones.)
#StarTrek #TrekLit #StarTrekBooks #StarTrekNovels #TrekBooks #TrekNovels -
It‘s here! Nana Visitor‘s book „Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman‘s Trek“ is here. It‘s big, friends! It‘s big, thick, and heavy, and full of amazing women.
I would say it‘s an absolute must have (and read).
#StarTrek #WomenOfTrek #AWomansTrek #TrekBooks
Edit: added .jpg vesion of the photo, and deleted the .heic
Edit2: Why is no one telling me that there are fucking typos is my fucking hashtags. I rely on you, people. 😆 -
It‘s here! Nana Visitor‘s book „Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman‘s Trek“ is here. It‘s big, friends! It‘s big, thick, and heavy, and full of amazing women.
I would say it‘s an absolute must have (and read).
#StarTrek #WomenOfTrek #AWomansTrek #TrekBooks
Edit: added .jpg vesion of the photo, and deleted the .heic
Edit2: Why is no one telling me that there are fucking typos is my fucking hashtags. I rely on you, people. 😆 -
It‘s here! Nana Visitor‘s book „Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman‘s Trek“ is here. It‘s big, friends! It‘s big, thick, and heavy, and full of amazing women.
I would say it‘s an absolute must have (and read).
#StarTrek #WomenOfTrek #AWomansTrek #TrekBooks
Edit: added .jpg vesion of the photo, and deleted the .heic
Edit2: Why is no one telling me that there are fucking typos is my fucking hashtags. I rely on you, people. 😆 -
It‘s here! Nana Visitor‘s book „Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman‘s Trek“ is here. It‘s big, friends! It‘s big, thick, and heavy, and full of amazing women.
I would say it‘s an absolute must have (and read).
#StarTrek #WomenOfTrek #AWomansTrek #TrekBooks
Edit: added .jpg vesion of the photo, and deleted the .heic
Edit2: Why is no one telling me that there are fucking typos is my fucking hashtags. I rely on you, people. 😆 -
It‘s here! Nana Visitor‘s book „Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman‘s Trek“ is here. It‘s big, friends! It‘s big, thick, and heavy, and full of amazing women.
I would say it‘s an absolute must have (and read).
#StaTrek #WomenOfTrek #AWomansTeek #TrekBooks -
Mine just arrived this afternoon!
Really disciplining myself not to dive in until end of work day.
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Mine just arrived this afternoon!
Really disciplining myself not to dive in until end of work day.
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Mine just arrived this afternoon!
Really disciplining myself not to dive in until end of work day.
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Mine just arrived this afternoon!
Really disciplining myself not to dive in until end of work day.
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Mine just arrived this afternoon!
Really disciplining myself not to dive in until end of work day.
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I want a President Rillak/ Capt. Burnham/ President T'Rina novel with a good dose of Admiral Vance and Lt. Sahil. And I want it to be written by Keith R. A. DeCandido because I want it to be about Federation politics and he does it best.
I also want a Rillak/ Burnham/ T'Rina road... space? trip story. I want to see them have a lot of fun and solve some situation at the same time. I want that one to be written by Cassandra Rose Clarke.
How do I get the relevant people to a) listen to me, and b) fulfil both those wishes? I'd be happy with one if I have to.
#StarTrek #TrekLit #TrekNovels #TrekBooks -
I want a President Rillak/ Capt. Burnham/ President T'Rina novel with a good dose of Admiral Vance and Lt. Sahil. And I want it to be written by Keith R. A. DeCandido because I want it to be about Federation politics and he does it best.
I also want a Rillak/ Burnham/ T'Rina road... space? trip story. I want to see them have a lot of fun and solve some situation at the same time. I want that one to be written by Cassandra Rose Clarke.
How do I get the relevant people to a) listen to me, and b) fulfil both those wishes? I'd be happy with one if I have to.
#StarTrek #TrekLit #TrekNovels #TrekBooks -
I want a President Rillak/ Capt. Burnham/ President T'Rina novel with a good dose of Admiral Vance and Lt. Sahil. And I want it to be written by Keith R. A. DeCandido because I want it to be about Federation politics and he does it best.
I also want a Rillak/ Burnham/ T'Rina road... space? trip story. I want to see them have a lot of fun and solve some situation at the same time. I want that one to be written by Cassandra Rose Clarke.
How do I get the relevant people to a) listen to me, and b) fulfil both those wishes? I'd be happy with one if I have to.
#StarTrek #TrekLit #TrekNovels #TrekBooks -
I want a President Rillak/ Capt. Burnham/ President T'Rina novel with a good dose of Admiral Vance and Lt. Sahil. And I want it to be written by Keith R. A. DeCandido because I want it to be about Federation politics and he does it best.
I also want a Rillak/ Burnham/ T'Rina road... space? trip story. I want to see them have a lot of fun and solve some situation at the same time. I want that one to be written by Cassandra Rose Clarke.
How do I get the relevant people to a) listen to me, and b) fulfil both those wishes? I'd be happy with one if I have to.
#StarTrek #TrekLit #TrekNovels #TrekBooks -
I just found this interview by treknews.net with Nana Visitor about her new book, Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek. Go and watch it. It's good.
The book is out October 1st and I cannot wait to read it. Look at this massive thing!
https://iv.melmac.space/watch?v=YmusqfT2bFc
https://youtu.be/YmusqfT2bFc
#StarTrek #TrekBooks -
I just found this interview by treknews.net with Nana Visitor about her new book, Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek. Go and watch it. It's good.
The book is out October 1st and I cannot wait to read it. Look at this massive thing!
https://iv.melmac.space/watch?v=YmusqfT2bFc
https://youtu.be/YmusqfT2bFc
#StarTrek #TrekBooks -
I just found this interview by treknews.net with Nana Visitor about her new book, Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek. Go and watch it. It's good.
The book is out October 1st and I cannot wait to read it. Look at this massive thing!
https://iv.melmac.space/watch?v=YmusqfT2bFc
https://youtu.be/YmusqfT2bFc
#StarTrek #TrekBooks -
I just found this interview by treknews.net with Nana Visitor about her new book, Star Trek: Open a Channel: A Woman's Trek. Go and watch it. It's good.
The book is out October 1st and I cannot wait to read it. Look at this massive thing!
https://iv.melmac.space/watch?v=YmusqfT2bFc
https://youtu.be/YmusqfT2bFc
#StarTrek #TrekBooks -
Edit: Taken!
I have a book to give away: The IDIC Epidemic by Jean Lorrah.
I found it in a local free book shelf and after having read it I want to pass it on.
Just send me a DM with your address and it‘s yours. First come, first served. I ship anywhere from Germany. No tracking.
#StarTrek #TrekLit #StarTrekNovels #TrekNovels #StarTrekBooks #TrekBooks #StarTrekTOS -
Edit: Taken!
I have a book to give away: The IDIC Epidemic by Jean Lorrah.
I found it in a local free book shelf and after having read it I want to pass it on.
Just send me a DM with your address and it‘s yours. First come, first served. I ship anywhere from Germany. No tracking.
#StarTrek #TrekLit #StarTrekNovels #TrekNovels #StarTrekBooks #TrekBooks #StarTrekTOS -
Edit: Taken!
I have a book to give away: The IDIC Epidemic by Jean Lorrah.
I found it in a local free book shelf and after having read it I want to pass it on.
Just send me a DM with your address and it‘s yours. First come, first served. I ship anywhere from Germany. No tracking.
#StarTrek #TrekLit #StarTrekNovels #TrekNovels #StarTrekBooks #TrekBooks #StarTrekTOS -
Edit: Taken!
I have a book to give away: The IDIC Epidemic by Jean Lorrah.
I found it in a local free book shelf and after having read it I want to pass it on.
Just send me a DM with your address and it‘s yours. First come, first served. I ship anywhere from Germany. No tracking.
#StarTrek #TrekLit #StarTrekNovels #TrekNovels #StarTrekBooks #TrekBooks #StarTrekTOS -
Review of "Lost to Eternity" (4 stars): Scully should be a verb, or: The Search for Gillian Taylor*
Star Trek: Lost to Eternity -- no real spoilers, but a few hints
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Review of "Lost to Eternity" (4 stars): Scully should be a verb, or: The Search for Gillian Taylor*
Star Trek: Lost to Eternity -- no real spoilers, but a few hints
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Review of "Lost to Eternity" (4 stars): Scully should be a verb, or: The Search for Gillian Taylor*
Star Trek: Lost to Eternity -- no real spoilers, but a few hints
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Review of "Lost to Eternity" (4 stars): Scully should be a verb, or: The Search for Gillian Taylor*
Star Trek: Lost to Eternity -- no real spoilers, but a few hints
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It would be great if Kirstin Beyer would write the next #StrangeNewWorlds novel. I would flip. #TrekBooks
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It would be great if Kirstin Beyer would write the next #StrangeNewWorlds novel. I would flip. #TrekBooks
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It would be great if Kirstin Beyer would write the next #StrangeNewWorlds novel. I would flip. #TrekBooks
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I read #StarTrek: #StrangeNewWorlds—The Scorpius Run #4 (of 5) last night. It was really great. This whole series has been great. Still have to wait for issue #5. The previous SNW #comics series, The Illyrian Enigma (4 issues), was really good, too, though a bit dated.
I will also add that the SNW novel, The High Country, was also excellent. It starts out in a frustrating manner, but the payoff is worth it. Waiting on a 2nd SNW novel. It's past due.
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I read #StarTrek: #StrangeNewWorlds—The Scorpius Run #4 (of 5) last night. It was really great. This whole series has been great. Still have to wait for issue #5. The previous SNW #comics series, The Illyrian Enigma (4 issues), was really good, too, though a bit dated.
I will also add that the SNW novel, The High Country, was also excellent. It starts out in a frustrating manner, but the payoff is worth it. Waiting on a 2nd SNW novel. It's past due.
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I read #StarTrek: #StrangeNewWorlds—The Scorpius Run #4 (of 5) last night. It was really great. This whole series has been great. Still have to wait for issue #5. The previous SNW #comics series, The Illyrian Enigma (4 issues), was really good, too, though a bit dated.
I will also add that the SNW novel, The High Country, was also excellent. It starts out in a frustrating manner, but the payoff is worth it. Waiting on a 2nd SNW novel. It's past due.
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Star Trek Vol. 2: The Red Path (Star Trek (2022-))
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds—The Scorpius Run #4 (of 5)
just dropped, right after midnight.
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Star Trek Vol. 2: The Red Path (Star Trek (2022-))
and
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds—The Scorpius Run #4 (of 5)
just dropped, right after midnight.
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Star Trek Vol. 2: The Red Path (Star Trek (2022-))
and
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds—The Scorpius Run #4 (of 5)
just dropped, right after midnight.
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l, The Constable is a beautiful book and quick read. I read it in two sittings. It has a angle that is impossible to resist. There is one canon problem that is unmistakable, but the inclusion of that character is still enjoyable. (Yes, I know Trek novels are not canon, but this one went a little too far). Still bothered me a little. #TrekBooks #StarTrek
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Yes, I know Amazon is EVIL. And I do hate them. However, I do use the Kindle app on my iPad. Unfortunately, it was the best option for me. I am not promoting Amazon. Of these 6 books, I have only read Abyss. It was exceptionally good. At the end of the day, .99 cents is .99 cents. #TrekBooks #StarTrek
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#StarTrek Section 31 #TrekBooks: $0.99 for eBooks today.
-Abyss: Section 31 (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FBJFF0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_o00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
-Cloak: Section 31 (Star Trek: The Original Series)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FBJH5I/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_o01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
-Rogue: Section 31 (Star Trek: The Next Generation Book 2)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FC0TLI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_o02?ie=UTF8&psc=1
-Section 31: Disavowed (Star Trek: Section 31)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IWTWOHS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_o04?ie=UTF8&psc=1
-Section 31: Control (Star Trek: Section 31)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HMXRW6M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_o05?ie=UTF8&psc=1
-Shadow: Section 31 (Star Trek: Voyager)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FC0U5I/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_o06?ie=UTF8&psc=1 -
Finally, The Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko is released. That took forever. So they are calling it an autobiography written by Jake? #StarTrek #TrekBooks
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I've only had about 2 times to sit down with this Alex White #DS9 novel. Without giving away anything, it started out so nice and lovely and fun and then turned seriously dark. There are many, but not all, #TrekBooks writers who do that. I don't particularly care for that style. I mean, I'm not against plot development, but to mislead the reader is an entirely different thing. It is like an attack against the reader's expectations, which has its place, but not with most #StarTrek novels.
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I've only had about 2 times to sit down with this Alex White #DS9 novel. Without giving away anything, it started out so nice and lovely and fun and then turned seriously dark. There are many, but not all, #TrekBooks writers who do that. I don't particularly care for that style. I mean, and not against plot development, but to mislead the reader is an entirely different thing. It is like an attack against the reader's expectations, which has its place, but not with most #StarTrek novels.
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Finally starting Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Revenant by Alex White
It has been on my To-Read stack for some time.
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Finally starting Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Revenant by Alex White
It has been on my To-Read stack for some time.