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Sword of Damocles (Star Trek: Titan, Book 4)
by Geoffrey Thorne
from Star Trek

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

• Least favorite so far
  Of the 4 Titan books to date, this has been my least favorite. Plots involving time travel (no real spoiler, there are many in Star Trek literature) have to be written carefully so that the reader is not confused about when he/she is reading. This book is very confusing in that regard. The author also likes to get "cute" with the pronouns and intentionally confuse the reader in some places.

• They should make a movie...
  I really enjoyed this whole series. I can't wait for the new one this fall.

• Well done.
  I enjoy the Titan novels for the same reason I enjoyed Challenger, New Frontier, and Vanguard. That is, they are not the same old Star Trek. While it's good (and comforting) to read about familiar characters, it's *great* to read about entirely new ones. And Titan is packed with 'em.
  When I first began to realize this was going to be a temporal story, I got a little nervous, thinking "oh, no, reset button." In the end, thankfully, it did not turn out quite that way. I was most impressed with the story... more info

• The Best Titan Novel to Date
  There is non stop action in this story and finaly some marriage tension between Troi and Riker I loved that part. Though the surprise in the story is a bit of a letdown because you know that the Titan is not actually destroyed. Still a great novel though.

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