The Left Hand of Destiny, Book 2 (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)

Rating:
Summary: Klingon action!
Review: This is the second part to the two part series. It's a great Klingon action story! BTW, I thought the spiritual aspects were just great! One of the most interesting things about the Klingons, they are like the Samurai of ancient Japan, with their spirituality and warrior culture! This story would make a great series premier for a new Star Trek TV series! The female characters get a lot of respect, unlike on the past TV series, where they are either sex maniacs or frigid housewives. Martok's wife gets a chance to show some real heroism here! As a female fan of the Klingons, I was surprised and pleased by this two part novel! Thank you, Mr. Lang and Hertzler! I recommend the book highly. I deducted a point only because in many paqrts it seems copied directly from John Ford's "The Final Reflection" and Kat Ramo's "Citizen Of The Empire."

Rating:
Summary: Klingon action!
Review: This is the second part to the two part series. It's a great Klingon action story! BTW, I thought the spiritual aspects were just great! One of the most interesting things about the Klingons, they are like the Samurai of ancient Japan, with their spirituality and warrior culture! This story would make a great series premier for a new Star Trek TV series! The female characters get a lot of respect, unlike on the past TV series, where they are either sex maniacs or frigid housewives. Martok's wife gets a chance to show some real heroism here! As a female fan of the Klingons, I was surprised and pleased by this two part novel! Thank you, Mr. Lang and Hertzler! I recommend the book highly. I deducted a point only because in many paqrts it seems copied directly from John Ford's "The Final Reflection" and Kat Ramo's "Citizen Of The Empire."