Aftershock (Star Trek: Star Fleet Academy) (edition 1996)

by John Vornholt

Series: Star Trek (1996.09), Star Trek: The Original Series (Starfleet Academy 2), Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (TOS 2), Star Trek: The Original Series: Starfleet Academy (2)

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Member:	allyngibson
Title:	Aftershock (Star Trek: Star Fleet Academy)
Authors:	John Vornholt
Info:	Aladdin (1996), Paperback, 128 pages
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Aftershock (Star Trek: Star Fleet Academy) by John Vornholt

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The second in the prequel Star Trek series, which briefly features a brash young James Kirk as he inadvertently lands Leonard McCoy in trouble, and forced to sacrifice his winter break to joining Spock as a Disaster Service volunteer. Fairly typical adventure follows, but the beginning of the legendary diatribes between McCoy and Spock is rewarding. (

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