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Tells the story of Uhura's role in the 24th century and the link between Sisko, Crusher, and Tuvok. |
Tells the story of Uhura's role in the 24th century and the link between Sisko, Crusher, and Tuvok. |
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;FROM THE BOOK JACKET: |
;FROM THE BOOK JACKET: |
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| − | :''A lethal [[Romulan]]-trained agent turns against her spymasters in order to prevent them from unleashing a terrifying biological holocaust. [[Admiral]] [[Uhura]] of [[Starfleet Intelligence]] sends the young Romulan to investigate with a team of special operatives: Dr. [[Beverly Crusher]] (''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''), a young [[Lieutenant]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] (''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'') and the [[Vulcan]] Lieutenant [[Tuvok]] (''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'').'' |
+ | :''A lethal [[Romulan]]-trained agent turns against her spymasters in order to prevent them from unleashing a terrifying biological holocaust. [[Admiral]] [[Nyota Uhura|Uhura]] of [[Starfleet Intelligence]] sends the young Romulan to investigate with a team of special operatives: Dr. [[Beverly Crusher]] (''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''), a young [[Lieutenant]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] (''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'') and the [[Vulcan]] Lieutenant [[Tuvok]] (''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'').'' |
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"''Don't worry, we won't report you to the [[Vulcan]] Perfectionists' Association.''"<br /> |
"''Don't worry, we won't report you to the [[Vulcan]] Perfectionists' Association.''"<br /> |
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"''With all due respect, Dr. McCoy, were there such an entity, it need only be called the Vulcan Association, to avoid redundancy.''" |
"''With all due respect, Dr. McCoy, were there such an entity, it need only be called the Vulcan Association, to avoid redundancy.''" |
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: - '''McCoy''' and '''Selar''' |
: - '''McCoy''' and '''Selar''' |
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| − | * This is the sixth and final numbered novel in |
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| − | * This book gives Cretak's first name as "Kimora", as opposed |
+ | * This book gives Cretak's first name as "Kimora", as opposed to the [[canon]] "Kimara". |
| − | * It also reveals an affair between Cretak and Koval |
+ | * It also reveals an affair between Cretak and Koval. |
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| − | ;[[Uhura]] : [[Admiral]]. |
+ | ;[[Nyota Uhura|Uhura]] : [[Admiral]]. |
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[[Neutral zone]]; [[USS Okinawa|''Okinawa'', USS]]; [[San Francisco]]; [[Tal Shiar]] |
[[Neutral zone]]; [[USS Okinawa|''Okinawa'', USS]]; [[San Francisco]]; [[Tal Shiar]] |
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Revision as of 01:24, 12 March 2011
Template:Realworld Tells the story of Uhura's role in the 24th century and the link between Sisko, Crusher, and Tuvok.
Summary
- FROM THE BOOK JACKET
- A lethal Romulan-trained agent turns against her spymasters in order to prevent them from unleashing a terrifying biological holocaust. Admiral Uhura of Starfleet Intelligence sends the young Romulan to investigate with a team of special operatives: Dr. Beverly Crusher (Star Trek: The Next Generation), a young Lieutenant Benjamin Sisko (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) and the Vulcan Lieutenant Tuvok (Star Trek: Voyager).
- Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.
Memorable Quotes
"Don't worry, we won't report you to the Vulcan Perfectionists' Association."
"With all due respect, Dr. McCoy, were there such an entity, it need only be called the Vulcan Association, to avoid redundancy."
- - McCoy and Selar
Background Information
- This is the sixth and final numbered novel in The Lost Era series.
- This book gives Cretak's first name as "Kimora", as opposed to the canon "Kimara".
- It also reveals an affair between Cretak and Koval.
Characters
- Uhura
- Admiral.
- Leonard McCoy
- Beverly Crusher
- Selar
- Tuvok
- Lieutenant.
- Benjamin Sisko
- Lieutenant.
- Kimara Cretak
- Koval
References
Neutral zone; Okinawa, USS; San Francisco; Tal Shiar
External link
- Template:NCwiki-title
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