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* This might be the best Star Trek novel ever because it keeps the technobabble at near-realistic levels (with even a logical filler for the "USS" in "USS Enterprise" that has nothing to do with England), the characterisation is super-deep and empathetic, and while the space battle it describes near the start is super-cool, that is a mere interlude before the journey of awe and wonder and discovery in the rest of the book.
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* This might be the best Star Trek novel ever because it keeps the technobabble at near-realistic levels (with even a logical filler for the "USS" in "USS Enterprise" that has nothing to do with England), Eagleland), the characterisation is super-deep and empathetic, and while the space battle it describes near the start is super-cool, that is a mere interlude before the journey of awe and wonder and discovery in the rest of the book.
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* This might be the best Star Trek novel ever because it keeps the technobabble at near-realistic levels (with even a logical filler for the "USS" in "USS Enterprise" that has nothing to do with England), the characterisation is super-deep and empathetic, and while the space battle it describes near the start is super-cool, that is a mere interlude before the journey of awe and wonder and discovery in the rest of the book.
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* The [[TrueCompanions entire crew]] of the ''Enterprise'' gets one in ''The Wounded Sky'', when they travel to the proto-universe next door and, well... to say anything more would be spoiling it.
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