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Imzadi
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bookshelves: year-2013, humorous, multi-dimensional, ebook_nook, reviewed, romance-y, science-fiction
Dec 24, 2012
bookshelves: year-2013, humorous, multi-dimensional, ebook_nook, reviewed, romance-y, science-fiction
I remember watching Star Trek with my dad when I was a kid. It would come on after school, and I loved it. The adventures, the crazy escapes, the close calls... It was good stuff.
I had SUCH a crush on Will Riker when I was younger. Not baby-faced Riker, but more mature, bearded Riker. Man I loved him. (And to this day, I love a man with facial hair. But that's beside the point. LOL)
As much as I loved the show, I'm not much of a tie-in fiction reader. I love Star Wars too (yeah, I swing both ways) and but struggled through the tie-in story collection I read. And I read a Firefly tie-in and thought it was OK. I haven't really tried any others though... Maybe I will someday, but it's generally not a "genre" that calls my name.
So a friend chose this book for a group of us to read, and I enjoyed it. I didn't love it, and I think that there were times when things felt a little much, especially the romance, but overall, I did like it. I think that the characters were true to the characters that I've loved from the show, and I enjoyed seeing them here.
The story was a little more complex than I expected, in all honesty, and jumped around quite a bit. It was a bit hard to follow, considering that the ebook formatting was atrocious and there weren't line or chapter or section breaks where they should have been.
The last 50 pages of the book were by far my favorite. I liked the humor here, and the way that things came together. It was a little too perfect, but... enjoyable. I'd recommend it...
I had SUCH a crush on Will Riker when I was younger. Not baby-faced Riker, but more mature, bearded Riker. Man I loved him. (And to this day, I love a man with facial hair. But that's beside the point. LOL)
As much as I loved the show, I'm not much of a tie-in fiction reader. I love Star Wars too (yeah, I swing both ways) and but struggled through the tie-in story collection I read. And I read a Firefly tie-in and thought it was OK. I haven't really tried any others though... Maybe I will someday, but it's generally not a "genre" that calls my name.
So a friend chose this book for a group of us to read, and I enjoyed it. I didn't love it, and I think that there were times when things felt a little much, especially the romance, but overall, I did like it. I think that the characters were true to the characters that I've loved from the show, and I enjoyed seeing them here.
The story was a little more complex than I expected, in all honesty, and jumped around quite a bit. It was a bit hard to follow, considering that the ebook formatting was atrocious and there weren't line or chapter or section breaks where they should have been.
The last 50 pages of the book were by far my favorite. I liked the humor here, and the way that things came together. It was a little too perfect, but... enjoyable. I'd recommend it...
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Reading Progress
December 24, 2012
– Shelved
May 18, 2013
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Started Reading
May 19, 2013
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10.0%
May 19, 2013
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18.0%
May 28, 2013
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34.0%
June 2, 2013
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100.0%
June 2, 2013
– Shelved as:
year-2013
June 2, 2013
– Shelved as:
humorous
June 2, 2013
– Shelved as:
multi-dimensional
June 2, 2013
– Shelved as:
ebook_nook
June 2, 2013
– Shelved as:
reviewed
June 2, 2013
– Shelved as:
romance-y
June 2, 2013
– Shelved as:
science-fiction
June 2, 2013
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Finished Reading
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And to this day, I love a man with facial hair.
*high-fives*"
Yes... I chuckled a few times towards the end. Poor Barclay!
I also liked this line, from when Riker gets to Forever World:
"The primary command had been simple: Riker had asked to see the history of the Enterprise. The Guardian had proceeded to show it - except that the display had begun with the first event that the Guardian had considered to be instrumental to the creation of the mighty starship. Unfortunately for Riker, that event had been the invention of fire."
That right there is good stuff!
I can suggest other ST novels, either David-specific or more general, if you're interested. Or you can just look at my relevant shelf.
I can suggest other ST novels, either David-specific or more general, if you're interested. Or you can just look at my relevant shelf."
My goodness. That's quite the collection!
