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Spoilers DS9: The Long Mirage by David R. George III Review Thread

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STAR TREK - DEEP SPACE NINE

The Long Mirage
David R. George III
February 28th 2017




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Blurb
Continuing the post-television Deep Space Nine saga comes this thrilling original novel from New York Times bestselling author David R. George III!

More than two years have passed since the destruction of the original Deep Space 9. In that time, a brand new, state-of-the-art starbase has replaced it, commanded by Captain Ro Laren, still the crew and residents of the former station continue to experience the repercussions of its loss. For instance: Quark continues his search for Morn, as the Lurian—his best customer and friend—left Bajor without a word and never returned. Quark enlists a private detective to track Morn down, and she claims to be hot on his trail. Yet the barkeep distrusts the woman he hired, and his suspicions skyrocket when she too suddenly vanishes. At the same time, Kira Nerys emerges from a wormhole after being caught inside it when it collapsed two years earlier. She arrives on the new DS9 to discover Altek Dans already there. While inside the Celestial Temple, Kira lived a different life in Bajor’s past, where she fell in love with Altek. So why have the Prophets moved him forward in time…and why have They brought him and Kira together?

About the Author
David R. George III has written more than a dozen Star Trek novels, including Ascendance, The Lost Era: One Constant Star, The Fall: Revelation and Dust, Allegiance in Exile, the Typhon Pact novels Raise the Dawn, Plagues of Night, and Rough Beasts of Empire, as well as the New York Times bestseller The Lost Era: Serpents Among the Ruins. He also cowrote the television story for the first-season Star Trek: Voyager episode “Prime Factors.” Additionally, David has written nearly twenty articles for Star Trek magazine. His work has appeared on both the New York Times and USA TODAY bestseller lists, and his television episode was nominated for a Sci-Fi Universe magazine award. You can chat with David about his writing at Facebook.com/DRGIII.
 
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Just got my copy. Going to start reading it after i'm done with JJM's Prey trilogy :techman:
 
Your post in the Latest acquisition thread actually was the reason I posted this thread. I usually try to post the review threads when the first sightings in the wild are reported. :)
 
Oh dang, I gotta get on this one. Still not on the shelf where I get my books from.

Edit: "February 28th 2017" D'oh. No wonder. :)
 
This is due out in a week?

It's the same routine as it has been for years, the ebook is released on the last Tuesday in a month and the paperback can appear before hand depending on a myriad of variables.
 
Finished it this afternoon. I enjoyed it. My only criticism is that things seemed to wrap up too suddenly/neatly.
 
I definitely want to get this book .I'm looking forward to finding about what Kira has been up to and all the other characters too.:bolian:
 
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Since I'm a Kira fan, her presence/story in this book was my favorite part.
 
On a scale of Revelation and Dust (almost no plot movement whatsoever) to Raise the Dawn (mindblowing revelations and a ton of surprises), how much happens in this book?
 
On a scale of Revelation and Dust (almost no plot movement whatsoever) to Raise the Dawn (mindblowing revelations and a ton of surprises), how much happens in this book?
DS9: Walking Wounded
 
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