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 Star Trek: Mind Meld - John Vornholt
 Star Trek: Mind Meld - John Vornholt ... Vulcan for her betrothal ceremony, when an unplanned mind meld reveals the identity of a deadly assassin. She and Spock find themselves the target of a Regelian criminal network. With the Enterprise light years away, Spock and Teska must go on the run.Newest Review: ... 'Mind Meld'. It is just after the events of the fourth Star Trek film and the aging crew of the Enterprise are once more ... more ... back together. They have been given the straight forward task of chaperoning a young Vulcan girl to her home planet. This girl is called Teska and is Spock's niece. The plan is deviated when they land on Regelian on the way and Spock and Teska are separated from the ship. Kirk and co. must go elsewhere to uncover the whereabouts of a young Romulan boy whilst Spock and his young charge find themselves fighting for their lives on an increasingly hostile planet. Can Spock protect Teska, and will she remember what ...more |
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Star Trek: Mind Meld - John Vornholt: It's Fiction Jim, But Not As We Know It (769 words)
by - written on 06/02/08 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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Mention Star Trek to most people and they will release a groan. However, push them a little further and the chances are that they do know at least something about one of the most successful TV and film franchises of all time. They many only know about the original series and the chances are that they may only be able to name one or two characters. These characters are most likely to be Captain Kirk and his Science Officer Spock. Kirk and Spock have transcended the science fiction stable that housed them to become cult heroes in everyday media. A person who has never seen an episode may still know the phrase 'Live Long and Prosper'. Fans of the show like myself ... Read the complete review
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