3 stars
Like the last book in this series there are two separate stories by two separate authors. Also like the last book one is really good and one is not. The first story takes place on Trill and focuses on the aftermath of the parasites attack from Unity and political and civil turmoil that resulted. It was incredibly entertaining, and like Left Hand of Destiny there is some great back story with one entirely unbelievable scene.returnreturnThe second story focusestakes place on Bajor and focuses in the Sisko family in their new home. The author tries really hard to be creative but in the end its nearly 300 pages to tell us that Jake Sisko has a new love interest, and she tries to give us a surprise ending. I am looking forward to see how other Start Tek authors take the story, but on its own it wouldn't be worth reading.
Like the last book in this series there are two separate stories by two separate authors. Also like the last book one is really good and one is not. The first story takes place on Trill and focuses on the aftermath of the parasites attack from Unity and political and civil turmoil that resulted. It was incredibly entertaining, and like Left Hand of Destiny there is some great back story with one entirely unbelievable scene.returnreturnThe second story focusestakes place on Bajor and focuses in the Sisko family in their new home. The author tries really hard to be creative but in the end its nearly 300 pages to tell us that Jake Sisko has a new love interest, and she tries to give us a surprise ending. I am looking forward to see how other Start Tek authors take the story, but on its own it wouldn't be worth reading.