Scan barcode
neema_sedai's review against another edition
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
An absolutely incredible way to start a series. I definitely recommend reading this after TNG novel #61: Diplomatic Implausibility.
I am such a huge Klingon fan, and I already love the crew dynamics that DeCandido has going onboard the Gorkon. I think he has a really good grasp of the Klingons as a race and is able to portray their mannerisms and speech really well through text.
The plot to this was something I could see happening, and reminded me a lot of the old TOS klingon episodes. This book sets up the series very well and I am very excited to start the next one.
I am such a huge Klingon fan, and I already love the crew dynamics that DeCandido has going onboard the Gorkon. I think he has a really good grasp of the Klingons as a race and is able to portray their mannerisms and speech really well through text.
The plot to this was something I could see happening, and reminded me a lot of the old TOS klingon episodes. This book sets up the series very well and I am very excited to start the next one.
judenoseinabook's review
3.0
It was OK - a bit patchy but will give the next one a read - It felt a bit like the writer wast setting up a series rather than getting on with the current story in places.
More...