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Dark Passions : Book Two Star Trek [Mass Market Paperback]


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FOR THE FIRST time, Deanna Troi was uncomfortable on the bridge of the Negh'Var, the flagship of the Alliance Armada. Read the first page
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5.0 out of 5 stars Star Trek Dark Passions II of II - A great conclusion!, May 23 2004
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K. Wyatt "ssintrepid" (Cape Girardeau, MO United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Dark Passions : Book Two Star Trek (Mass Market Paperback)
Star Trek "Dark Passions" book two of two is the glorious continuation of and conclusion to the first novel in this small duology that uses a majority of current Star Trek's strongest female characters from the mirror universe. Just as in the first novel, Susan Wright's extraordinary writing skills such as exceptional pacing, thoroughly intriguing plot set up and execution and strong characterizations stand out brilliantly in this novel.

As stated in my review for the first novel in this small duology, the only downside to this story has nothing to do with the author as Pocket Books chose to skim their faithful readers for an extra $6.99 by breaking this story into two novels when they could've easily cut down on the pitch for the type and published this great story in one novel.

Just as in the first novel, the cover art is an exception to the rule for when this novel was published.

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Book two carries the story on in which Seven (Annika Hansen) who in the mirror universe is an Obsidian Order agent, is continuing to stay close to Kira Nerys in the hopes of carrying out her mission but she is also having second thoughts about her goals in life as she is for the first time in her life thinking for herself which can and will have some serious ramifications for those she's dealing with...

As stated above, this is an exceptional conclusion to a wonderful story that I highly recommend to any and all fans of Star Trek fans and especially to those that thoroughly enjoyed Star Trek Deep Space Nine's mirror universe episodes just as I did. {ssintrepid}

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5.0 out of 5 stars Volume 2, Oct 14 2002
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Glenn "Computer Programmer" (Quincy, MA, United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Dark Passions : Book Two Star Trek (Mass Market Paperback)
The 2nd volume was just as good as the first... its hard to make a sequel or part two just as good a s the first but they did... it is a must read.
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1.0 out of 5 stars I've continued to resist the urge to throw it away., April 14 2002
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Katherine Keirns (North Carolina, USA) - See all my reviews
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Contiues the problems from the first novel. Bad/predictable plotting, stretched thin and unbelievable dramatics. The persistant use of the idea (promogated in the series admittedly) of bisexual equals evil (after all, only the -bad- Kira beds down every woman (and man and eunich) she comes across.

Plot developements with Troi and B'Elanna that might have saved the book were destroyed by ill placed melodramatics.

Oh, and the cover is misleading, though Crusher and Janeway appear in the novel, they are less than afterthoughts.

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