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So What Are you Reading?: Generations
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Just started on Congo Blue by Mike Lunnon-Wood. (I believe the original paperback version was called Heraklion Blue but for the ebook and re-release of p/back, the title has changed)
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Finished Stephen King's "Revival" - pretty good, though not to the heights of, say, 11/22/63. Overall it was more a reflection on getting older, mixed with that old Americana, a bit of scientific mystery, and riffs on carnies and religious shows - so far so good - but the end felt disappointing somehow. The climax was well done, but a little too formulaic and didn't really quite fit the rest of the book. It's as if King had a nicely-done vignette with no story to it, which he then decided to weld on to a novel that needed a bit more punch as if to show he could still do that. Overall good, though.
Just read From History's Shadow, which twisted and turned all over the place, but was still interesting. Now most of the way through Elusive Salvation. @Dayton Ward any third installment planned?
I am not Dayton Ward, but I know the answer is yes: The 2017 TNG novel Hearts and Minds.
I guess I'll have to read it then. 
At first glance, 'cause there was no obvious Kirk, it didn't seem so.
At first glance, 'cause there was no obvious Kirk, it didn't seem so.
While not a direct sequel, Hearts and Minds will have definite connections to From History's Shadow and Elusive Salvation.
I believe it connects to the 20th/21st Century elements, not the Kirk and Co. stuff.I guess I'll have to read it then.
I started Spoken From the Heart by Laura Bush yesterday. I read it a few years ago and felt like reading it again.
Yeah, but since it's the Mirror Universe, that must mean you actually love it!
Or is that Bizarro World...?
I'm assuming you haven't read the recent MU series then? Those books really did a lot to add depth and rise it above the somewhat goofy gimmick it was on the shows. I'll admit I've always gotten a kick out of the MU, so I'm predisposed to like them, but I think someone who didn't like it on the shows could enjoy the books. The Sorrows of Empire is amazing, not just as a Mirror Universe or Star Trek book, but just as a book in general.
I finished up Star Wars: Lost Stars yesterday, and started IDW Comics' DS9 miniseries, Fool's Gold.
Next up for me is Foul Deeds Will Rise. Was a little hesitant to step into movie-era Kirk and co but it's okay.
Shouldn't that say either Glass Empires or Shards and Shadows ?
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