Possession (Star Trek: The Next Generation, No. 40)

Rating:
Summary: Do you remeber that episode with the Game-eye wear?
Review: This is like that but it's not a game, it's little things that get into your mind and feeds off your fears. They try to get more into other people and try to shut off Data. Well Worf and a woman that he is starting to like, Alexander and Deana all save the crew. It's pretty good because you see Picard's basic fear, the Borg.

Rating:
Summary: Suspenseful and Scary
Review: This one's bordering on a horror novel, really. It's an excellent book - it's just that some parts are really, really suspenseful and freaky. Dr. Kyla Dannelke is a good character, and a match for Worf (!). The aliens possessors really make your skin crawl. The scenes on Vulcan, and with the Ferengi, were frightening. Sometimes I just wanted to yell at the characters, "Don't you see what's going on?", but there wouldn't have been any storyline if they had figured it out immediately! The tension is lifted during the Alexander-and-hamster scenes. The solution to the problem is really creative, too.

Rating:
Summary: Suspenseful and Scary
Review: This one's bordering on a horror novel, really. It's an excellent book - it's just that some parts are really, really suspenseful and freaky. Dr. Kyla Dannelke is a good character, and a match for Worf (!). The aliens possessors really make your skin crawl. The scenes on Vulcan, and with the Ferengi, were frightening. Sometimes I just wanted to yell at the characters, "Don't you see what's going on?", but there wouldn't have been any storyline if they had figured it out immediately! The tension is lifted during the Alexander-and-hamster scenes. The solution to the problem is really creative, too.