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Shikarnov · November 23 2012, 10:20 AM

This book kept me going straight through, page after page, from start to finish, non-stop. I can safely say it was the best Trek book I've read in at least ten years.

Kudos to Mr. Mack. Well done, sir. Very well done, indeed.

(Between this series, and the also well-done Temporal Investigations series, I'll be looking forward to new releases with much renewed enthusiasm. Thanks for that.)

November 23 2012, 10:20 AM	#321
Shikarnov Commodore Location: Texas (Connecticut & Ivanovo in years past)	Re: TNG: The Persistence of Memory by David Mack Review Thread (Spoile This book kept me going straight through, page after page, from start to finish, non-stop. I can safely say it was the best Trek book I've read in at least ten years. Kudos to Mr. Mack. Well done, sir. Very well done, indeed. (Between this series, and the also well-done Temporal Investigations series, I'll be looking forward to new releases with much renewed enthusiasm. Thanks for that.) __________________ "It is logically impossible for people to know God exists without any proven evidence. It is, however logically plausible to believe something does not exist if there is no evidence of it." Last edited by Shikarnov; November 23 2012 at 02:31 PM.