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 Star Trek - New Earth: Belle Terre 2 - Dean Wesley Smith
 Star Trek - New Earth: Belle Terre 2 - Dean Wesley Smith ... by Star TrekNewest Review: ... It seems that everything is too good, a beautiful planet rich with natural resources far away from rogue aliens. However, ... more ... this hope proves false when Spock realises that the moon of the planet is filled with a highly unstable material and is ripe for an explosion; one that would rip Belle Terre to pieces. Kirk and the heads of the settler group have a lot to think about in a short time. Should they abandon their new home or try to affect the unstable moon? With only days to decide their choices are made even harder when a group 9 year olds go missing on the planets surface. Can Kirk, Spock, Bones et al once more save the day?
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New Earth: Belle Terre Bk. 2 (Star Trek: TheOriginal)
Pages: 288, Mass Market Paperback, Star Trek Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Star Trek - New Earth: Belle Terre 2 - Dean Wesley Smith: To Boredly Go (872 words)
by - written on 12/09/08 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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The original Star Trek's quest was to boldly go were no-one has gone before, but over countless episodes and hundreds of books the different variations of Trek have pretty much been every where. By the time we got to the next generation the society was such that even the Klingons were on friendly terms. It seemed that the makers of the Trek had nowhere to and had to reach for more abstract ideas - Voyager being set on the other side of the Universe, or Enterprise charting the adventures of a pre Kirk Federation. All this flim flam is not what I want; I want to see the oldies getting involved in real new adventures. Perhaps 'New Earth' could be a set of books to do ... Read the complete review
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