Seven of Nine (Star Trek, Voyager , No 16)

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Summary: Perfection
Review: Sorry if I'm sounding a little too much like a trekkie, but if the Borg wanted perfection they should read this book

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Summary: The best Star Trek Voyager book yet.
Review: The book really made you feel what seven of nine was going through. Great plot, writing and discription. Absolutly the best star trek voyager book out there if not the best star trek book in general.

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Summary: Best Star Trek Voyager book I've read.
Review: The book Seven of Nine was the best book I've read. It was funny and showed some good flashbacks that Seven was having. All in all, Top book, and I hope that the author of this book will write a good book next.

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Summary: Only a Q novel could provide more enthrawling twists!
Review: The first few chapters has you thinking "this is the TV episode, drats", but read on because it's not. Seven's character unfolds to show you her human side with plenty of scope for TV episodes to capitalise on this. I particularly loved how this novel cross linked with recent Voyager TV episodes (as in the Hirogen). As I find with most Voyager novels the climax seems all too short and is contained within the last 4 pages. All in all a great novel. I'm waiting for the next one. By the way, why do avid Voyager fans like me have to wait so long between releases?

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Summary: Borg Beauty breezes by Beautifully but book is boring!
Review: The only good things about this book are Seven and the Doctor. Everything else is ho-hum. The story, aliens, devices,etc. I wish I could have enjoyed it more but it was just an ok read.

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Summary: The plot is OK, but the writing sucks.
Review: The plot is OK (with 7 of 9, how can it be bad?) but he writing is terrible. It does tell you much about seven of nine, and it only briefly (1.5 pages) has a part to allow you to get to know seven. It is not a replacement for the episodes, an I do not recomend it for most people. Its only real use is to learn the few things it has about seven in it.

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Summary: Go Seven!
Review: This book had an interesting plot that kept me reading all night. I could not put it down. So what that the book is all about Seven? READ THE TITLE!! All in all, the book was very interesting and let me see into the life of Seven of Nine. If you don't want to read the book, but want to get to know Seven, watch Star Trek: Dark Frontier. But read the book anyway.

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Summary: Awesome
Review: This book is another one of those Star Trek books that keeps you on your toes. It is dramatic, scary, funny, and has just about any other aspect of a good book you can think of. Next to Pathways, it is probably the best book I've ever read.

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Summary: extremely poor
Review: this book is very poor.it seems as if christie has involved her self in some thing way out of her league try again christie. r

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Summary: One of the best ST books (especially for Seven fans!)
Review: This book ranks right up there with Peter David's ST books. I love the character of Seven of Nine, and Christie Golden did her justice. It takes some of the ideas from "Infinite Regress" and adds to them, along with a few new twists. Seven isn't the only character well served - Janeway, the Doctor and Neelix have great moments as well. I just wish the book was longer. (FYI, I am a "true afficionado of Voyager"!)