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Avatar: Book Two of Two by S.D. Perry

ehsjaysaunders's review

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5.0

Had as much fun with this second Avatar book as the first, really enjoying how the characters come together and play off each other. A few story beats managed to keep me guessing, and I appreciated many of the payoffs and setups.

4.5/5 I'm excited to see what else season eight of one of my favorite shows has in store!

toryp's review

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4.0

Damn! Things really heated up with this one.
Book Two used the table setting of Book One and delivered on the promises. There were a couple moments where I was truly scared for DS9 and the crew. I think Perry really nailed the characters and there were a number of scenes where I got emotional for the characters. I still think that these books are living in the shadow of the TV series a little too much however the additions of Ro and Vaughn are very welcome (Vaughn a little more, since the way Ro is written seems to always be "mad/rebellious"). Vaughn fits well with the DS9 world and I am looking forward to seeing him fit in with the crew. I also particularly liked the way Julian, Ezri, Jake and Nog were written. Those are characters I loved in the original series and it was really cool getting to know who they are now.
Up next is Julian's first S31 book! HYPED.

bdplume's review

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5.0

Nice follow-up that sets the tone to move on.

dotsonpaper's review

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adventurous mysterious tense medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Plot
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? No
  • Diverse cast of characters? Yes
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? No

2.5

sailsgoboom's review

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3.0

a satisfying conclusion to the first book

apostrophen's review

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4.0

The relaunch of the DS9 series (post television finale) is continued in this, book two of a duet. The introduction of new characters mesh with those of the show, and the characterizations are right on par. The inclusion of Ro Laren into the series was a stroke of genius, and implementing a Jem-Hadar "diplomat" is also one heck of a coup.

Put simply, this is good, intelligent writing in the DS9 world. Nab it.
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