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EXILES (STAR TREK NEXT GENERATION 14) (Mass Market Paperback)

by Howard Weinstein (Author)
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3.0 out of 5 stars Not bad, but not really great, April 7 2004
By Rachel Watkins "Rachel Watkins" (Joshua, Texas) - See all my reviews
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In Exiles, the Enterprise crew is faced with trying to rescue two worlds, Etolos, which is facing natural disaster through massive volcanic eruptions, and Alaj, which is facing problems from horrible pollution. The inhabitants of the first world were exiled from the second world centuries before because they tried to tell them to stop polluting(huh?) and now, of course, thier wise message is needed and the Enterprise is sent to negotiate between the two worlds. As others have noted, a very simple "Polloution is bad" message is in the forefront.

Meanwhile(insert dramatic organ chords here), an energy field is moving towards the pollution ravaged Alaj. On thier way to Alaj, Riker and a small crew for a shuttlecraft are captured and find themselves inside a massive ark of a ship. Ironically, this ship is on a path to destroy Alaj, as the culture which built it was exiled a few centuries before the Etolosians. See a patern here? Can we see where this is going?

When it comes to accurate portrayla of the charachters it's on target for the most part, with the exception of Data, who is thrown back to his inept social interactions of the first season or even sooner. Something interresting to read, but not one of the greats of the TNG series of books.

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