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No Surrender by Robert Greenberger, Mike Collins, Glenn Hauman, Ian Edginton, Jeffrey J. Mariotte
mousie_books's review against another edition
3.0
I liked this one much better than the previous three. I still don't have much affinity for the crew, except for maybe the doctor, but the plots were more entertaining (even if the solutions were cheesy/contrived at times).
'No Surrender' - The DaVinci is dispatched to fix an orbital prison station, which happens to house an old friend of Captain Gold.
'Caveat Emptor' - The DaVinci stumbles across a Ferengi in a lifepod.
'Past Life' - A xenophobic people invite the DaVinci to determine the origins of an ancient artifact buried on their world.
'Oaths' - Captain Gold confronts Dr. Lense (the valedictorian of Julian Bashir's class at Starfleet Academy) about her depression. Meanwhile, the rest of the crew get caught up in a pandemic on Sherman's planet.
I liked 'Oaths' the best although the ending was dubious followed by 'Caveat Emptor' (Ah, Ferengis, the comic relief of the Federation). 'Past Life' and 'Past Life' were interesting, solid stories.
'No Surrender' - The DaVinci is dispatched to fix an orbital prison station, which happens to house an old friend of Captain Gold.
'Caveat Emptor' - The DaVinci stumbles across a Ferengi in a lifepod.
'Past Life' - A xenophobic people invite the DaVinci to determine the origins of an ancient artifact buried on their world.
'Oaths' - Captain Gold confronts Dr. Lense (the valedictorian of Julian Bashir's class at Starfleet Academy) about her depression. Meanwhile, the rest of the crew get caught up in a pandemic on Sherman's planet.
I liked 'Oaths' the best although the ending was dubious followed by 'Caveat Emptor' (Ah, Ferengis, the comic relief of the Federation). 'Past Life' and 'Past Life' were interesting, solid stories.
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