Jim Fulner reviewed The Left Hand of Destiny, Book 2 by J.G. Hertzler
4 stars
So of everything I've read in the last 2 years, this took the longest to go from added to the "library" to being reviewed. Primarily because I lost a copy and still took me several renewals to get through it all. returnreturnUsually this is a sign of poor writing, or at least loosing MY interest. I don't think that was the case with Left Hand of Destiny book 2 though. returnreturnIt starts off right were book 1 ends, with Ezri Dax getting the bazarr message from Worf. There is some connection with an old story, that I'm not aware of, not sure if I missed it from the TV show, or its some old Trek Novel that gets turned in. returnreturnHertzler's impact on this, like the last, was fantastic view of Chancellor Martok that couldn't have been got without the actor's insight. So much better than "A Stitch in Time" …
So of everything I've read in the last 2 years, this took the longest to go from added to the "library" to being reviewed. Primarily because I lost a copy and still took me several renewals to get through it all. returnreturnUsually this is a sign of poor writing, or at least loosing MY interest. I don't think that was the case with Left Hand of Destiny book 2 though. returnreturnIt starts off right were book 1 ends, with Ezri Dax getting the bazarr message from Worf. There is some connection with an old story, that I'm not aware of, not sure if I missed it from the TV show, or its some old Trek Novel that gets turned in. returnreturnHertzler's impact on this, like the last, was fantastic view of Chancellor Martok that couldn't have been got without the actor's insight. So much better than "A Stitch in Time" with Garrick.