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by: Keith R.A. DeCandido

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Sales Rank: 3,998
Release Date: 01 November, 2003
Media: Mass Market Paperback
Manufacturer: Star Trek

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- A Good Saga Indeed.....
Inspired by the Klingon ship episodes in Deep Space Nine; R.A. DeCandido has everything for Klingon fans in this two book saga. Aboard the I.K.S. Gorkon, Captain Klag, from the Next Generation episode "A Matter of Honor," commands the ship. The Klingon Defense Force ship is a Chancellor Class out to explore space just as the Enterprise. Only this adventure embodies more of the Klingon value system; which is more entertaining than Federation based stories. The characters have just as much honor and will to do "the right thing," just as the Starfleet officers do.

It's great to see Federation politics from a different perspective. The San-Tarah world rivals that of the Klingons. Klag and his men have to challenge them in several contests that pit their fighting skills. If the Klingons ... Read More

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- Qapla'
The pursuit of honor and glory is the heart of Klingon culture and once again Keith R. A. DeCandido proves with this splendid new novel "A Good Day to Die" that he understands what it means to be Klingon. Book one of the new I.K.S. Gorkon series; "A Good Day to Die" reintroduces the crew of the Chancellor-class I.K.S. Gorkon that fans first met in DeCandido's 2001 novel "Diplomatic Implausibility".

While exploring the previously uncharted Kavrot Sector in the Beta Quadrant the Gorkon discovers an M-Class world rich in resources the Empire desperately needs. However, instead of the populace of easily subdued primitives they expect to encounter, the crew of the Gorkon finds themselves facing the Children of San-Tarah, a race of warriors whose skill any Klingon can admire. In fact both ... Read More

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