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Turn to page 56 or 56% in your eReader.
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Turn to page 56 or 56% in your eReader.
Find any sentence (or more). Just don't spoil it.
Post it.
Add your post URL in the Linky at www.fredasvoice.com.
But the moment he surmised the local government wasn't doing its damnedest to find his men—or if the time they were missing stretched much past a day—he'd find a way to kiss protocol good-bye.
page 56, "Star Trek: Deep Domain" by Howard Weinstein
My Thoughts
12/22/21 - I grew up watching Star Trek but never got into the Trek literature besides from a handful of books, such as Deep Domain. I remember having a paperback copy that I got at a garage sale when I was around nine or ten years old. I lost the book sometime, somewhere during my childhood. Recently, I bought the paperback on eBay, and it'll probably be my last read of the year.
I've never really gotten into the Star Trek books as much as I enjoy watching the series. I'm glad you were able to track down a new copy!
ReplyDeleteI grew up on Star Trek but never got into the books. I might've read 7 or 8 Trek books during my childhood. It's only been the last few years that I have started to appreciate the novels, especially the older ones.
ReplyDeleteFYI - Deep Domain is a used ex-library copy but still in good shape.
Sounds as exciting as the show! Happy weekend and Merry Christmas!
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