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by - written on 10/02/09 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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Captains Glory. =========== I do enjoy some Star Trek and to be honest this was actually a better than average read. This is the 3rd in a trilogy but you would not know it, the story makes a few references but only a few and it makes no difference. This could be a stand alone book in its own right. Kirk is looking for answers to the death of Spock. He knows that the hidden and secretive society called the Totality are directly responsible but can find nothing substantial about them. He discovers that his son Joseph is also under their control and he decides to take direct action against them. He manages to borrow a starship, as you ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/05/08 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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Captains Glory. Author - William Shatner. Only a short review today. This is the 3rd instalment in the 'Totality' trilogy. It's actually not bad. Having not read the first 2 books didn't matter as there are some references to the earlier books but this novel stands quite well on its own as is the Star Trek ilk. Synopsis, The civil war on Romulus has been stopped and Kirk can now search for the truth behind the death of his friend, Spock. Kirk believes Spock to have been assassinated by the Totality. But what is the totality? A secret organisation? Or something far more terrifying? And what does the totality ... Read the complete review
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