#Star trek dominion war series

That section between those two threads is shaky. The opening half of this book is a little rough, mainly in the respect that once they abandon Deep Space Nine there's a pause before Sisko and crew come up with a good solid plot thread to follow. The obvious advantage of the written word over what's on the screen is that the author can go into more detail about what the characters are feeling, and Diane did a great job of that here. There are a few extras here and there that make some of the connections between the episodes smoother and fill in some more of the background between scenes. So this will be brief.Дiane Carey does a great job of novelizing the episodes. The obvious advantage of the written word over what's on the screen is that the author can go into mor It's a little hard to review this book since for the most part it's just a novelization of the episodes from Deep Space Nine that pertained to the Dominian War.

Diane Carey does a great job of novelizing the episodes. It's a little hard to review this book since for the most part it's just a novelization of the episodes from Deep Space Nine that pertained to the Dominian War. But I feel that Carey did not add much at all to the story.Anyway, a generous *** because I like the author and she did write a number of good Star Trek novels.more Of course, it stated on the cover that it was a novelization. One of the reasons I like DS9, by the way, is that the Cardassians are such great villains.

#Star trek dominion war series

While the first of the series which featured The Next Generation ( by John Vornholt) was an original story, this one was a novelization of a number of the DS9 episodes starting with 'Call to Arms,' about the capture of DS9 by the allied Dominion-Cardassian armada. But this book by her, the second in a series about the Dominion War and published in 1998, did not impress.

I did have my favorites among the authors and one of them was and is Diane Carey ( born in 1954 in Flint, Michigan). But I have not read so many of them since then. While the first of the s As a Star Trek fan way back in the 60s ( before there was ET, Luke Skywalker or Groot ), I was excited to pick up the Star Trek novels as they came out in the 70s.

As a Star Trek fan way back in the 60s ( before there was ET, Luke Skywalker or Groot ), I was excited to pick up the Star Trek novels as they came out in the 70s.