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jazzypizzaz's review against another edition
3.0
Well-written in terms of plot and characterization, but unfortunately suffers from prequel-itis -- with the timeline of this trilogy this book is too close to the start of the tv series where the characters/plots ultimately end up. I especially enjoyed Odo's journey in discovering himself and his place.
lefthandedmatt's review against another edition
4.0
A thoroughly enjoyable end to the trilogy, detailing the end of the Bajoran occupation. It's worth noting though that by this book the story feels more like a constant series of short vignettes rather than a complete tale. Much like the last book, the narrative jumps around every couple of pages and includes a huge cast of characters. It completely assumes that the reader is already familiar with everyone involved, as we don't get introductions.
But once again, I'm impressed with how much effort was made to fit in to the continuity established by the television show, and indeed other books. It's an exciting and emotional story and a fantastic way to fill in the backstory of characters I know and love.
But once again, I'm impressed with how much effort was made to fit in to the continuity established by the television show, and indeed other books. It's an exciting and emotional story and a fantastic way to fill in the backstory of characters I know and love.
olegx's review
dark
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
sailsgoboom's review
3.0
Well-written in terms of plot and characterization, but unfortunately suffers from prequel-itis -- with the timeline of this trilogy this book is too close to the start of the tv series where the characters/plots ultimately end up. I especially enjoyed Odo's journey in discovering himself and his place.
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