Saratoga (Star Trek Deep Space Nine, No 18)

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Summary: Another great by Michael Jan Friedman
Review: This book is one of the best I have ever read in the Star Trek line. I am a big fan of Deep Space Nine and Captain Sisko, so this was very interesting to read. But, I do have two complaints. One is that the Odo/Nog/power coils story was far out of synch with the rest of the novel. It would have been nice to focus on the Defiant's problems without always going back and forth. My second is that the reason that ***** betrayed them is because he was in debt to the Retizians? I was hoping for something far more substantial than that. But, despite that, it's one of the best. And I'm not kidding.

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Summary: One of the best Star Trek books ever written.
Review: This is one of my favorite Star Trek: Deep Space Nine books. I liked this book because it continues with events that were first seen in the pilot episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The subject of the book made for a good story. It was suspenseful and exciting and it kept me interested throught the whole story. I like these Star Trek books because they acccurately describe the characters and events in these books with great detail. I think that the author of this book wrote a very exciting and suspenseful story. It was also very entertaining. I really enjoyed reading this book. I think that it's really worth reading.

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Summary: One of the best Star Trek books ever written.
Review: This is one of my favorite Star Trek: Deep Space Nine books. I liked this book because it continues with events that were first seen in the pilot episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The subject of the book made for a good story. It was suspenseful and exciting and it kept me interested throught the whole story. I like these Star Trek books because they acccurately describe the characters and events in these books with great detail. I think that the author of this book wrote a very exciting and suspenseful story. It was also very entertaining. I really enjoyed reading this book. I think that it's really worth reading.