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Spoilers TOS: Elusive Salvation by Dayton Ward Review Thread
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Get off my lawn.
Oh My God! It's Dayton Ward!
Stand in front of a mirror and say his name three times...
This is one of my favorite things that's happened here in a really long time
"His name three times."
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Wow. I was not expecting anything to happen as a result of my post.
So you mean to tell me that Quark, Rom and Nog were inadvertently responsible for the creation of Section 31?
Mind = blown.
Wibbley wobbley timey wimey... stuff.
I don't know how I managed to miss seeing this last year, but found it about a month ago and finished reading it today. This was a terrific follow-up to From History's Shadow, and I really enjoyed seeing Lincoln interact with Kirk and Spock again. The various references to the Eugenics Wars (among other things) made me smile when I came across them, as did Nogura reading Kirk the riot act over his numerous temporal violations.
And the very end - yeah, that was great. I really hope that Dayton decides to write another one and take that idea even further. I'll be looking for that.
And the very end - yeah, that was great. I really hope that Dayton decides to write another one and take that idea even further. I'll be looking for that.
In the first second, I thought you that mixed up with the Excalbian episode and book, then I realised there are two Lincolns in the Trek franchise that Kirk & Spock met.
Just as an FYI, it's going to be a post-The Fall TNG book.
The novel has been nominated for a Scribe Award.
I finished reading this one last night, and I really enjoyed it. It was fun seeing Roberta Lincoln and Mestral again.
I'm a big Guinan fan, so I got a kick out of her brief appearance early in the book.
The stuff with the Ptean and the Iramahl was pretty interesting.
The last sentence of the book was a cool little reveal.
This gets a solid outsanding from me. Very well done, @Dayton Ward.
I'm a big Guinan fan, so I got a kick out of her brief appearance early in the book.
The stuff with the Ptean and the Iramahl was pretty interesting.
The last sentence of the book was a cool little reveal.
This gets a solid outsanding from me. Very well done, @Dayton Ward.
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