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Barnes and Noble has it and ships it within 24 hours.
Barnes and Noble has it and ships it within 24 hours.
Resistance Now In Print
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which is no help when your in the UofK
Didn't notice you were in England sorry. Was just trying to help.
I'm seriously tempted to see where my Dad is on business at the moment and if he's in America to get him or my Step Mom to pick it up and then post it down from Glasgow.
I'm so excited about this book and all the comments people have made are making me anticipate it even more.
I'm so excited about this book and all the comments people have made are making me anticipate it even more.
If it's available in E Book, perhaps maybe you can get it that way..
THat used to be true, but I don't know about that anymore. Especially when it comes to the various recent relaunch novels, you might understand most of what's going on just jumping in and reading a random book, but you'll be lost when it comes to a lot of things. Many new characters and back-stories, all the Andorian stuff in the DS9 books, etc.
You might need a little time to catch up, and you might miss a few nuances, but you won't be "lost" if you keep at it and pay attention. At the very least, you'll be given enough information to understand the role those new characters and elements play within the book you're reading, even if certain broader contextual elements are still unclear to you.
I mean, if you're reading a standalone book, one that isn't part of a series, then all the characters and backstories will be new to you, and you just have to pick them up as you go. And by the end of the book, there will still be plenty you don't know about the characters' backgrounds or the aliens' culture or whatever, but you will have picked up enough over the course of the book to understand the events within that book.
That's what I mean when I say you don't need to read prior books to understand a given book. You may not know all there is to know about the stuff that came before, but as you say, you'll be able to understand the essentials of what's going on in the book you're currently reading.
I mean, if you're reading a standalone book, one that isn't part of a series, then all the characters and backstories will be new to you, and you just have to pick them up as you go. And by the end of the book, there will still be plenty you don't know about the characters' backgrounds or the aliens' culture or whatever, but you will have picked up enough over the course of the book to understand the events within that book.
That's what I mean when I say you don't need to read prior books to understand a given book. You may not know all there is to know about the stuff that came before, but as you say, you'll be able to understand the essentials of what's going on in the book you're currently reading.
The authors do recaps of all important information. Have trust!
FYI, i read Unity and Warpath without having read any DS9-R since Avatar and I did okay.
As did my mother and a friend of mine.
They just started a Supernatural line as well with KRAD writing the first novel.
Why not just read them all? There aren't that many.
