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A review by toryp
Avatar: Book Two of Two by S.D. Perry
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.
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.