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Newest Review: ... and the ability to turn all humanoids into shivering wreaks. With one outpost already destroyed, can the men and women of ... more

 ... the Star Trek Enterprise control their fear long enough before 100s more enemy ships arrive? If they fail, it could mean the end of the universe as we know it. For the Invasion series to work we have to believe that ‘The Furies’ are a race that could actually take over Federation Space. As a Star Trek fan, who do we know that could do this? ‘The Romulans’, ‘Cardassians’ or ‘Klingons’ in their day. Perhaps the greatest threat would be ‘The Borg’ who have no emotion and just aim to assimilate all. Therefore, for...more

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Crowned ReviewStar Trek Invasion: Soldiers of Fear - Dean Wesley Smith: Behold, another Star Trek book! (899 words)
by - written on 05/12/06 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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Star Trek tie-in novels are an acquired taste and I don’t mean a 50 50 divide like marmite; more like the 0.5% of pregnant woman currently munching on a frozen fish finger covered in coal powder. Essentially this means that for people who have never watched the show the books are not going to be of much interest. However, for those that have seen a few episodes the books fit into the different incarnations of Star Trek very easily. Star Trek novels usually act as an extended episode of the show and seeing as we know the characters already the author can get stuck straight into the story without all that pesky character development. So is ‘Soldiers of Fear’ yet ...  Read the complete review

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