For Curiousity's Sake: Any Kes-centric books?
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There are two great books in which Kes plays a very important role: "Marooned" by Christie Golden where Kes actually is the main character and "The Black Shore" by Greg Cox (my favorite Voyager book) where Kes plays an important role as well.
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and then we have the "Kes Relaunch" at: http://lynx677.110mb.com/Kesstories.html
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There's a pretty strong Kes focus in my Places of Exile in Myriad Universes: Infinity's Prism, and in String Theory Book 3: Evolution by Heather Jarman. Both are full-ensemble pieces, but Kes has a prominent role in both.
She plays a fair role in the MU novella The Mirror-Scaled Serpent, by KRAD, which appears in the Obsidian Alliances collection. But that's the mirror-Kes, not the "real" Kes.
There are two great books in which Kes plays a very important role: "Marooned" by Christie Golden where Kes actually is the main character and "The Black Shore" by Greg Cox (my favorite Voyager book) where Kes plays an important role as well.
Glad you liked THE BLACK SHORE. I admit I was wondering if anyone was going to mention that one . . . .
There are two great books in which Kes plays a very important role: "Marooned" by Christie Golden where Kes actually is the main character and "The Black Shore" by Greg Cox (my favorite Voyager book) where Kes plays an important role as well.
Glad you liked THE BLACK SHORE. I admit I was wondering if anyone was going to mention that one . . . .
Well, I just have to state one more time that "The Black Shore" is my favorite Star Trek book.
Not only because of Kes having an important role, in fact all the main characters got their fair share of action but for the story itself. Incredible exciting, somewhat spooky too and with villains which makes the Borg look like a bunch of well-behaved schoolkids.
I remember reading the book from start to end on a Saturday afternoon in the spring of 1998, only taking a short break to make coffee. It was so exciting that I couldn't stop reading!
And as I wrote in my book reviews, "I'll give it 5 points out of 5"!
As I've said before "The adventures isn't over for My Favorite Ocampa!"
changed that for you
As I've said before "The adventures isn't over for My Favorite Ocampa!"
changed that for you
You have a more favorite Ocampa?
As I've said before "The adventures aren't over for Our Favorite Ocampa!"
Subject-verb agreement: not just a good idea, it's the law.
As I've said before "The adventures aren't over for Our Favorite Ocampa!"
Subject-verb agreement: not just a good idea, it's the law.
You're right! Sloppy writing from me.
And no, I'm not gonna come up with something about English not being my native language. After all those years with writing English I shouldn't make such mistakes.
But as you can see here: http://lynx677.110mb.com/Kesstories.html , my original comment was more grammatically correct.
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^^
Don't worry about it, Lynx....
We're all just having fun here; and I do appreciate the recommendations...
On the other hand, I still prefer this description though:
"The adventures are not over for our sexy, cute, elfish Ocampa!"
(Especially after her character change in 'Warlord'...lol)
I prefer the edgier character change...without the homocidal tendencies, of course. (Something I would like to see followed up in a novel or short story).
Don't worry about it, Lynx....
We're all just having fun here; and I do appreciate the recommendations...
On the other hand, I still prefer this description though:
"The adventures are not over for our sexy, cute, elfish Ocampa!"
(Especially after her character change in 'Warlord'...lol)
I prefer the edgier character change...without the homocidal tendencies, of course. (Something I would like to see followed up in a novel or short story).
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