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Day of Honor: Her Klingon Soul

by Michael Jan Friedman

Other authors: Andreas Brandhorst (Translator)

Series: Star Trek: Day of Honor (3), Star Trek: Voyager (Day of Honor 3), Star Trek (novels) (1997.10), Star Trek (1997.10)

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Even light-years from the Klingon Empire, the Day of Honor remains an occasion of great importance. And sometimes honor is found in the most unexpected places... B'Elanna Torres has never cared for the Day of Honor. Ashamed of her Klingon heritage, she regards the holiday as an unwanted reminder of all she has struggled to repress. Besides, something awful always seems to happen to her then. Her bad luck seems to be running true to form when she and Harry Kim are captured by alien slavers. Imprisoned by the enigmatic Risatti, forced to mine for deadly radioactive ore, Torres will need all of her strength and cunning to survive--and her honor as well. (tm), ®, & © 2014 CBS Studios, Inc. STAR TREK and related marks are trademarks of CBS Studios, Inc. All Rights Reserved.… (more)
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A personal background sort of story, packed with action. It has relation ships, and friendships, and I would suggest this to anyone who has watched Star Trek Voyager or just wants to find out what it is via books. ( )
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Her shift over by a good twenty minutes, Chief Engineer B'Elanna Torres exited engineering and headed for the ship's mess hall.
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Even light-years from the Klingon Empire, the Day of Honor remains an occasion of great importance. And sometimes honor is found in the most unexpected places... B'Elanna Torres has never cared for the Day of Honor. Ashamed of her Klingon heritage, she regards the holiday as an unwanted reminder of all she has struggled to repress. Besides, something awful always seems to happen to her then. Her bad luck seems to be running true to form when she and Harry Kim are captured by alien slavers. Imprisoned by the enigmatic Risatti, forced to mine for deadly radioactive ore, Torres will need all of her strength and cunning to survive--and her honor as well. (tm), ®, & © 2014 CBS Studios, Inc. STAR TREK and related marks are trademarks of CBS Studios, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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